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International Symposium: La laideur – Du corps physique au corps politique

5 Σεπτεμβρίου, 2023
On 21–22 September, the Finnish Institute at Athens – together with the Swedish Institute at Athens, l'Université Paris I, l'Université de Bretagne-Sud and University of Thessaly – will organise an international symposium on the concept, expressions and experiences of ugliness in antiquity. The 2-day event will be run in hybrid format. To sign up to participate, please click here. Warm welcome! The full schedule for the event can be viewed from the posters below. The ma­jor­ity of the talks will be given in French. The event post and program on SIA's website.
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International Symposium: La laideur – Du corps physique au corps politique

5 Σεπτεμβρίου, 2023
On 21–22 September, the Finnish Institute at Athens – together with the Swedish Institute at Athens, l'Université Paris I, l'Université...
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Melitaia Archaeological Programme

25 Ιουλίου, 2023
The Melitaia Archaeological Programme (MELAP) is a co-operation between the Ephoreia of Antiquities of Phthiotida and Evrytania and the Finnish...
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“Someone will remember us, I say, in another time”- A discussion about Lesbian Sappho

9 Ιουνίου, 2023
Greece has a long history of documented relationships between people of the same sex. This Pride Month, I would like...
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Event: LET ME TELL YOU… / ΝΑ ΣΟΥ ΠΩ… an exhibition by Karin Eremia

24 Μαΐου, 2023
“The works span between 2020 – 2023 and while slightly different in technique or approach, they are all unified by...
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Photike Archaeological Project

19 Μαΐου, 2023
Photike is located in the northern part of the Kokytos valley, close to modern Paramythia in Thesprotia. It was a...
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Takana on ensimmäinen viikko antiikin Kreikan johdantokurssia helteisessä Ateenassa. Viikon aikana kurssilaiset ovat ehtineet kiertää useita keskeisiä paikkoja kaupungissa – unohtamatta uusiin eläinystäviin tutustumista!Kuva 1: AkropolisKuva 2: AgoraKuva 3: Kansallinen arkeologinen museo ja Sounionin kouroksen ihailuaKuva 4: Tuulten tornin yksityiskohtien tarkastelua roomalaisella agorallaKuva 5: Jokaiselle löytyi paikka heptathrononistaKuva 6 & 7: Myös kilpikonnien ja kissojen bongailu on keskeinen osa kurssia___________________After the first week of the introductory course, it's a great time to take a look what it has entailed. The students have toured many important sites in sunny Athens, including the Acropolis, the National Archeological Museum and Philopappos Hill – making new animal friends along the way, of course. ... See MoreSee Less

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Finnish Institute at Athens – Ateenan-instituutti

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On 4 May 2023 the Toxic Crimes Project (Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki), the Athens Public International Law Center (Athens PIL) Law School, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and the Finnish Institute at Athens (FIA) organized an international workshop ‘Protection of the Environment in Armed Conflicts’ to discuss the legal, historical and practical aspects of environmental protection during armed conflicts from ancient to contemporary contexts. The event gathered a group of speakers representing a wide range of different fields of specialization. The keynote speaker was Ambassador Marja Lehto (former UN International Law Commission Special Rapporteur, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Finland). _________________________________________________________________ 0:00 Greetings 13:39 Petra Pakkanen and Antti Lampinen: Environment and armed conflict: A historical inquiry 38:04 Peter Schwartzstein: The conflict-climate-environment nexus: A bitter cycle? 50:23 Marja Lehto: The legal framework of environmental protection in relation to armed conflicts 1:29:42 Freek van der Vet: Presenting the Toxic Crimes project
The Finnish Institute at Athens organized an international workshop ‘Markers of Northernness in Greek Ethnography and Geography’ on 10-11 December 2022. The workshop gathered a range of scholars to present on diverse themes of ancient ethnography and geography, and to discuss the parameters of the Greek perceptions of ‘northernness’ from a variety of perspectives. The programme seeked to delve into the elements that made the North and the northerners stand out as an entity or commonality in the Greek thinking from Homer to Late Antiquity and Byzantium, as well as to bring the different aspects of the septentriographic tradition into a fuller conversation with each other. This recording includes the following lectures: - Antti Lampinen, opening of the workshop - Serena Bianchetti, ‘The Insular North: a Long-Unknown Reality‘ - Gościwit Malinowski, ‘European North Before the Celts and the Scythians‘ The workshop is closely connected to the institute’s long-standing and ongoing research interest in the interactions between Nordic regions and the Mediterranean, as well as the Assistant Director Antti Lampinen’s own current research project on ancient ethnography. Visuals: © Karin Eremia
17 May 2023 marked the 38th Annual Meeting for the Finnish Institute at Athens. Director of Institute, Dr. Petra Pakkanen presented the wide range of activities of the Institute over the reporting period. We had the great pleasure to hear Edinburgh University Professor Judith M. Barringer's insightful lecture entitled "The Workings of Treasuries in Greek Sanctuaries".
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