Anglo-Libyan Relations in the 20th Century by Rupert Wieloch
Anglo-Libyan Relations in the 20th Century by Rupert Wieloch This talk will discuss how Britain’s policy of non-interference in Libya was tested
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Building the Countryside: Rural Architecture and Settlement in Tripolitania during the Roman and Late Antique Periods by Nichole Sheldrick
'Building the Countryside: Rural Architecture and Settlement in Tripolitania during the Roman and Late Antique Periods' by Nichole Sheldrick This talk will
The BILNAS Annual Lecture: ‘Under the Same Sky – Regionalising Ancient North Africa’ by Professor Josephine Quinn
The British Academy 10-11 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AH, London, United Kingdom'Under the Same Sky: Regionalising Ancient North Africa' by Josephine Quinn, Professor of Ancient History, University of Oxford. The British Institute for
BILNAS Lecture: ‘In Search of the Sources of the Sources: Exploring Fatimid Libraries of North Africa’ by Dr Kumail Rajani
'In Search of the Sources of the Sources: Exploring Fatimid Libraries of North Africa' by Dr Kumail Rajani, University of Exeter Soon
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The BILNAS Archive: Past, Present and Future by Felicity Crowe
The BILNAS Archive: Past, Present and Future by Felicity Crowe (BILNAS Archivist) The BILNAS Archive is a rich resource of material relating
BILNAS Annual Lecture 2023: Agencies of Behavioural Change in Early Humans in North Africa by Prof Nick Barton
The British Academy 10-11 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AH, London, United KingdomThe British Institute for Libyan and Northern African Studies Annual Lecture: "Agencies of Behavioural Change in Early Humans in North Africa" by
‘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
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