Monday 23 Sept
1pm, G.16 Doorway 4, Old Medical School, Teviot Place.
Manuel Fernandez-Götz (Edinburgh): Elite graves, hillforts and much more: New research in the Pozega Valley (Croatia).
Thursday 14 Nov
5.30pm, Meadows Lecture Theatre, Doorway 4, William Robertson Wing, Teviot Place.
Jonny Geber (Edinburgh): Harvested bodies: Anatomisation of adolescent suicides in nineteenth-century Scania, Sweden.
Thursday 31 Oct
5.30pm, Meadows Lecture Theatre, Doorway 4, William Robertson Wing, Teviot Place.
Oliver Harris (Leicester); Assembling past worlds: Neolithic Britain and the challenge of contemporary theory.
Thursday 24 Oct
5.30pm, Meadows Lecture Theatre, Doorway 4, William Robertson Wing, Teviot Place.
Alan Outram (Exeter): Mitchell Prehisitoric indian village: Investigating the first farmers in the northern plain of North America.
Thursday 17 Oct
5.30pm, Meadows Lecture Theatre, Doorway 4, William Robertson Wing, Teviot Place.
Astrid Nyland (Stavanger): Lithic raw material procurement practices and quarries from the Mesolithic and Neolithic/Bronze Age.
Thursday 26 Sept
5.30pm, Meadows Lecture Theatre, Doorway 4, William Robertson Wing, Teviot Place.
Manuel Fernandez-Götz (Edinburgh) and Hrvoje Potrebica (Zagreb): Archaeology of a First Millennium BC crossroads in the Balkans: Excavations at the Kaptol hillfort and its environment.
Wednesday 27 Nov
6.00pm, Meadows Lecture Theatre, Doorway 4, Old Medical School.
Elizabeth M. Jeffreys (Oxford): From Homer to Digenis Akritis: Epics on the Byzantine frontier.
[Classics seminar / Classical Association of Scotland]
Wednesday 20 Nov
5.15pm, Lecture Theatre G.03, 50 George Square
Niels Gaul inaugural lecture: Byzantium and Scotland.
Inaugural Lecture for the A. G. Leventis Chair in Byzantine Studies. Followed by reception.
Wednesday 13 Nov
5.10pm, Teviot Lecture Theatre, Doorway 5, Old Medical School.
Ruth Morello (Manchester): Further voices and familiar perspectives in Cicero's letters.
Wednesday 6 Nov
5.10pm, Teviot Lecture Theatre, Doorway 5, Old Medical School.
Leyla Ozbek (Pisa): A (metapoetic) trickster: Ino in the fragmentary plays of Euripides.