Our Prelude to the 3rd Annual Debates in Archaeology symposium is coming up in a little over a week (September 24)! The full program with abstracts is now available on Instagram, Facebook, or via our listserv. Register here: bit.ly/3n66IXw

Our director Carl Knappett was recently featured on an episode of the @Ithaca_Bound podcast where he discusses PALAP Project & Palaikastro. Listen to the episode here: apple.co/3muanfV #archaeology #bronzeage #bronzeagearchaeology #ClassicsTwitter

MACS speaker series starts on November 18th with Dr. Megan Daniels’ talk titled “Lessons from the Past: Migration and Archaeology.”

Coming up on Thursday, November 18: Dr. Megan Daniels’ talk titled “Lessons from the Past: Migration and Archaeology.”

The Mediterranean Archaeology UofT Proseminar series and The Archaeology Centre present an in person lecture by Prof. Darian Totten (McGill University) titled: “Technologies of Roman salt-making: Infrastructure, process, and social implications.” #archaeology #ClassicsTwitter

The Archaeology Centre welcomes Dr. Philip Sapirstein (Assistant Professor, UofT Art History) who will give a virtual lecture on: “The origins of Greek monumental architecture and Egypt.” Register here: bit.ly/3qmzMv6 #ClassicsTwitter #archaeology

On March 31, The Mediterranean Archaeology Proseminar (Mediterranean Archaeology UofT) & The Archaeology Centre present an in-person talk by Sophie Crawford-Brown (Assistant Professor, Rice University ) on: "Place and Past: Shaping Identity on Minturnae's Temples." #ClassicsTwitter #archaeology #lectures

The Centre for Renaissance and Reformation Studies presents "Miniatures as Narrative: Small Worlds and Dream Worlds" a conference co-organized by Carl Knappett & Ethan Matt Kavaler (ArtHistoryUofT). To register & more info: bit.ly/3ox8noX #ClassicsTwitter #miniatures #archaeology #conferences #humanities

Fieldwork in Palaikastro! Mediterranean Archaeology UofT PALAP Project

The @macsUofT seminar series welcomes Franco De Angelis (UBC, Vancouver) who will give a talk on “Mixing Up Mediterranean Innovation: The Case of Viticulture and Wine.” #archaeology #heritage #viticulture #wine

On Dec. 2, 2022, the @macsUofT Seminar Series presents Margaret Andrews (Harvard University) who will give a talk titled: "Ecclesiastical and Private Reuse in Early Medieval Rome". The talk will take place in person in LI 205. All welcome. #ClassicsTwitter #archaeology

Join Mediterranean Archaeology UofT for 'Material Connections and Identity Formation along Interaction Zones' a two-day conference & workshop on marginality in the ancient world! When: March 3-4 Where: SK548 Factor-Inwentash (246 Bloor St W.) Registration open to all: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Reminder for the MACs 2023 Conference coming up this Friday & Saturday! Register at docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

On March 30 Mediterranean Archaeology UofT proseminar series welcomes Nicholas Blackwell for an in-person lecture titled: "Stoneworking (and Political?) Connections in Mycenaean Greece: Evidence from the Argolid and Boeotia." #architecture #archaeology #ClassicsTwitter #Mycenaean

TODAY - Mediterranean Archaeology UofT & The Archaeology Centre present a talk by Prof. Michael Galaty (Dept of Classical Studies, University of Michigan): "Mycenaean Contacts North to Albania: Who, What, When, Where, and, Most Importantly, Why?" Please note the room change!

The Falerii Novi Project Falerii Novi Project recently launched their new website! Find 3D models of the five excavations areas, maps, videos, photos, drone footage, and more. Visit: faleriinoviproject.org

On Feb. 1, The MACS Proseminar series welcomes Prof. Nicola Terrenato (Department of Classical Studies, University of Michigan) for an in person talk titled "Central Italian Urbanism in the Age of the Roman Expansion." See poster for details. #archaeology #classicstwitter