17 Oct
1pm, Basement Lecture Theatre, Adam House, 3 Chambers Street.
Megha Chand Inglis: Worlding the Factory: A case study from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 1948-2018.
[ESALA Research Seminar]
10 Oct
1pm, Basement Lecture Theatre, Adam House, 3 Chambers Street.
Harry Smith: Order & Disorder in Urban Spatial Form.
[ESALA Research Seminar]
3 Oct
1pm, Basement Lecture Theatre, Adam House, 3 Chambers Street.
Lisa Moffitt: Making Streamlines, Vortices and Plumes: Environmental Model Prototypes.
[ESALA Research Seminar]
12 MARCH:
5.10pm, G.16, History, Classics & Archaeology, Old Medical School.
Dr Benedikt Eckhardt (The University of Edinburgh): City or Club – Which Came First? Greek and Near Eastern Perspectives.
[The Scottish Hellenic Society of Edinburgh]
5 MARCH:
5.10pm, G.16, History, Classics & Archaeology, Old Medical School.
Dr Matthew Simonton (Arizona State University): The Demagogues of Ancient Greece: Populism and Popular Culture in Antiquity.
[The Scottish Hellenic Society of Edinburgh]
15 JANUARY 2019:
5.10pm, G.16, History, Classics & Archaeology, Old Medical School.
Dr Huw Halstead (The University of St. Andrews): Homelands Lost and Found: the Greeks Leaving Imbros and Returning to Gökçeada.
[The Scottish Hellenic Society of Edinburgh]
27 NOVEMBER:
5.10pm, G.16, History, Classics & Archaeology, Old Medical School.
Prof. Elizabeth Moignard (The University of Glasgow): Eyes: An Exploration in the Imagery of a Famous Greek Cup.
[The Scottish Hellenic Society of Edinburgh]
30 OCTOBER:
5.10pm, G.16, History, Classics & Archaeology, Old Medical School.
Dr Lenia Kouneni (The University of St. Andrews): By Scottish munificence: Sir David
Russell and the Walker Trust Excavations of the Great Palace in Constantinople.
[The Scottish Hellenic Society of Edinburgh]
2 OCTOBER 2018:
5.10pm, G.16, History, Classics & Archaeology, Old Medical School.
Prof. Richard Buxton (The University of Bristol): Cyclops: A Portrait of an Ogre from
Antiquity until Today.
[The Scottish Hellenic Society of Edinburgh]
30th November –
11.15am, Elizabeth Templeton Lecture Room, New College.
Ryan Collman (University of Edinburgh): Dogs and Evil Workers and Mutilation! Oh My!: Identifying Paul’s Opponents in Philippians 3; Matthew Sharp (University of Edinburgh): The Voice of God in Rom 9:6-18: Paul, Plutarch, Pausanias (and Others) on Deriving a God’s Character from his Oracles.
[Biblical Studies Research Seminar]