Guess which areas of Anatolia are yet to be covered by the Tabula Imperii Byzantini? Also, I never appreciated how central Caesarea in Cappadocia was until I saw the road network around it.

Many thanks to UrbNet, Drs Olympia Bobou, Guido Furlan, Hélène Dessales, Kirstine Haase, Sine Grove Saxkjær, Søren Sindbæk, @rhigarthjones, & all the PhDs for the invitation to speak in "Aftermath of Urban Crises"- lovely discussions, def worthwhile to (re)connect with colleagues!

Nice panoramic of the 3rd/4th c. Christian 'domus ecclesiae' at #Messene. On left is the raised area, probably for the presbytery, and on right the larger area for the use of the community. 2 donor inscriptions mention a bishop and a lector. All was destroyed by 365 CE earthquake

Looking forward to Prolet’s upcoming workshop on late antique personifications, which can be attended virtually!

Join us (Fri 9/2) as we present with George Deligiannakis the excavation of an Early and Middle #Byzantine church complex in #Messene #Peloponnese, an Institute for Mediterranean Studies and OpenUniversityCyprus research collaboration. @"Perspectives on Byzantine Archaeology in Greece and the Aegean" by EFA

📌New Publication on Byzantine Cities Highlights STARC / APAC Labs Research #thecyprusinstitute #CyI #APAC | cyi.ac.cy/index.php/cyi-…

Thrilled that Methods in Ancient Wine Archaeology w/@DimitriVanL is published! 🎉🥳🍷 We gathered a phenomenal group of contributors to put together the first book of cutting-edge techniques to study #ancient #wine. Check it out: bit.ly/49mJkd5 A highlight thread…🧵

Excited to be talking about Sardis at the end of the month, for the Mary Jaharis Center lecture series!!!

It’s been a while, but finally back in a very foggy Istanbul! DAI ANAMED

Good to be back, Istanbul. It’s been a long three weeks of excursions in Lycia and the Tur Abdin.

Ringvorlesung - dieses Sommersemester zum Thema #digitalculturalheritage. Euch erwarten ein spannendes Programm und tolle Referent*innen! Bis bald im HS 12 der Neuen Uni 👋

Very excited to see this volume completed and honoured to have made a modest contribution. It’s a great reminder of Danielle’s significant contribution to Cypriot archaeology and of how missed she is. Congratulations to Michael Given and the team for pulling this together.

The Paphos Theatre project’s 2023 field season is featured in the new Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens Bulletin 20 AAIA Sydney Paphos Theatre Dig

More than proud that More than a Church is published! Many thanks Brill History doi.org/10.1163/978900…

Discount codes! 25% off of More than a Church, valid until December (72425), or 50% off in the summer sale ending Aug 31 (on De Gruyter's homepage: DGBSS24)

Nice to be back in Cyprus looking at Roman and Byzantine material. Photo on “Byzantine St”

I've switched to bluesky: ckeane.bsky.social