Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies

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Greek Studies at Cambridge extend from the contemporary Greek world through its medieval and Byzantine histories to antiquity. CCGS connects research across periods and disciplines, with particular interest in continuity and change, transmission and transformation, and the movement of languages, texts, ideas, people and cultures across time and place.

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Naukratis, a Greek emporion in Egypt. The new Cypriot and Phoenician graffiti

Dr Giorgos Bourogiannis is an archaeologist and Adjunct Lecturer at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and the Open University of Cyprus. His research focuses on the Early Iron Age Aegean, Cyprus and Phoenicia, particularly trade and cultural interaction, ancient writing systems and the movement of people, objects and ideas across t…
Soundscapes of Ancient Fiction: Gender and Ecology of Sound in the Imperial Novel

Dr Francesca ModiniLewis-Gibson Visiting Fellow, University College, Dublin
Mapping the dimensions of the Sisyphean archetype in Cretan and Cypriot Renaissance Literature

Professor Marina Rodosthenous-BalafaLewis-Gibson Visiting Fellow, University of Nicosia
Chorography in the Time of Hadrian

Professor Janet DownieLewis-Gibson Visiting Fellow, University of Victoria (BC, Canada)
The Scottish Greek: An Intellectual Biography of George Finlay (1799–1875)

Dr Michail SotiropoulosLewis-Gibson Visiting Fellow, University of Edinburgh
Towards the Study of Byzantine Commons? – Subjects, Practices, Notions

Dr Milan VukašinovićLewis-Gibson Visiting Fellow, Uppsala University

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