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]
On Saturday October 26th 2019, the Society is delighted to be hosting a very special event: 'Uncovering North Africa’s Past & Building
The Society for Libyan Studies 50th Annual General Meeting The Reading Room, British Academy, 10-11 Carlton House Terrace, London 4.30 pm AGM
The Society for Libyan Studies is delighted to invite you to a screening of the film FREEDOM FIELDS which will be followed
We hope you will be able to join us at the Society’s First Virtual Annual Lecture on Thursday 3 December at 5.30
Lepcis Magna (Leptis Magna) is well known for the magnificence of its ancient monuments. While past studies engaged at length with the
Lecture: 'National Belonging and Everyday Nationhood in the Age of Globalization: An Account of Global Flows in 21st Century Libya', by Alice
Lecture: (Un)making illegality: Border control, racialised bodies and differential regimes of illegality in Morocco by Lorena Gazzotti What role does race play
Lecture: The Djbel Bani Archaeology Project (Morocco): Current Research and Future Prospects by Youssef Bokbot & Sam Nixon This presentation provides a
Lecture: From Ohio to Cyrenaica: Libyan Archaeological Heritage Matters - A General Account of Recent Archaeological Activities of a Libyan Archaeologist by
Lecture: Resilient Past Water Management in the Near East and North Africa by Dr Louise Rayne In this lecture, Dr Louise Rayne
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]
If you would like to view a recording of one of our past lectures or webinars, please follow this link and click on the title of the event which you would like to stream online.
