The Italian Air/Ground Exploration South of the Tropic of Cancer (1932-1936) by Roberto Chiarvetto
The Italian Air/Ground Exploration South of the Tropic of Cancer (1932-1936) by Roberto Chiarvetto After the Italian conquest of Libya was completed
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The Institute organises both live in-person events and online ‘virtual’ lectures and webinars hosted on the Zoom platform.
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Sustainable Water Management: Learning from the Past to Inform the Future – A BIRI Interdisciplinary Conference
The British Academy 10-11 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AH, London, United KingdomA BIRI Interdisciplinary Conference: Sustainable Water Management: Learning from the Past to Inform the Future The British Academy, London The world is
The Forum of Sala: Architectural Evolution of a North African Town Across the Pre-Roman and Roman Eras by Dr Rossella Pansini
'The Forum of Sala: Architectural Evolution of a North African Town Across the Pre-Roman and Roman Eras' by Dr Rossella Pansini (University
Contested urban fabrics: making markets with second-hand garments in Tunis by Katharina Grüneisl
'Contested urban fabrics: making markets with second-hand garments in Tunis' by Katharina Grüneisl (University of Nottingham) This talk is concerned with the
‘Between Sahara & Sea: Africa in the Roman Empire’ – A Roundtable on David Mattingly’s new book.
UCL Institute of Archaeology Lecture Room G6, 31-34 Gordon Square, London, United KingdomThis new book by David Mattingly offers a refreshing, ground-breaking study that challenges orthodox views and proposes a new framework for understanding
Recent Work on Inscriptions in Libya: Celebrating the Legacy of Joyce Reynolds
One of the founding members of BILNAS (then the Society for Libyan Studies), Joyce Reynolds' impact on the study of the archaeology,
The BILNAS Annual Lecture 2024: My Friends by Hisham Matar
The British Academy 10-11 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AH, London, United KingdomThe Chairman and Trustees of BILNAS are delighted to invite members to our Annual Lecture at the British Academy on 7 November
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
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
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: [email protected]
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