Excavating Archives: New Perspectives on the Roman Military Base at Bu Njem, Libya by Dr Anna Walas
Dr Anna Walas discusses the exceptionally well-preserved Roman military base at Bu Njem. Her research fills the gap in the regional picture
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The Institute organises both live in-person events and online ‘virtual’ lectures and webinars hosted on the Zoom platform.
If you wish to contact BILNAS about our events programme, please email the General Secretary at: gensec@bilnas.org
Workshop: Digital Engagement with Archives
Palestine Exploration Fund Dreadnought Walk, Greenwich SE10 9FR, London, United KingdomThe Libyan Archive Project is dedicated to working with source communities to help reclaim and enrich their history, as reflected in archival
Greeks and Libyans in Ancient Cyrenaica: Cooperation and Conflict by Dr Kristian Göransson
Dr Kristian Göransson presents the history of Greeks living in the colonies in Cyrenaica from the 7th century BC onwards who came
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Tripolitania in the Roman Empire and Beyond: Current Work and New Directions
To celebrate the recent publication of "Tripolitania in the Roman Empire and Beyond" (published by BILNAS – available as paperback and Open
From Archaeology to Art Market, Transforming Provenance Research: Ten Years of Unveiling Cyrenaican Funerary Sculptures
The British Academy 10-11 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AH, London, United KingdomThe BILNAS Summer Lecture by Dr Morgan Belzic We are delighted to invite guests to attend our Summer Lecture and Reception at
Street Art and Civil Society in Post-2011 Tunisia: Aesthetics, Civic Engagement and Organisational Challenges
Street Art and Civil Society in Post-2011 Tunisia: Aesthetics, Civic Engagement and Organisational Challenges by Dr Anwar Tlili This presentation maps out
Women Explorers in North Africa by Dr Anne Marie Williamson
Women Explorers in North Africa BILNAS is excited to announce our first joint lecture with the Egypt Exploration Society (EES) – a
Pottery Production and Circulation in Northern Africa from Late Antiquity to the Post-Medieval Period – 6th-18th Century CE
The Third Thematic Conference of the AIECM3 (Association Internationale pour l’Étude des Céramiques Médiévales et Modernes en Méditerranée). Tunis-Oudhna Tues 2nd -
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