Ruins of the Empire: Roman Antiquities in Fascist Libya
Ruins of the Empire: Roman Antiquities in Fascist Libya by Simona Troilo (University of L’Aquila) Archaeology in Libya played a key role
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Community Uses of the Marcus Aurelius Arch in Tripoli Before and After the Italian Conservation by Reem Furjani
'Community Uses of the Marcus Aurelius Arch in Tripoli Before and After the Italian Conservation' by Reem Furjani This talk discusses the
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Fifty-Fourth Annual General Meeting of BILNAS
The Fifty-Fourth Annual General Meeting of The British Institute for Libyan & Northern African Studies The AGM will take place via Zoom
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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
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
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
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