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Category Archives: byzantine archaeology
Unexpected baggage
The Institute of Archaeology holds some of the archives of archaeologist Martin Harrison, who was Professor of the Archaeology of the Roman Empire at Oxford. He is perhaps best known for his excavations in Turkey, particularly his work at Sarachane and … Continue reading
Posted in Archives Progress, byzantine archaeology
Tagged Amorium, Martin Harrison, mould, Roman Empire, Sarachane, Turkey, weevil
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Moving the Tchalenko Archive
Thanks to the volunteers and Dr Marlena Whiting for their help moving the Georges Tchalenko Archive to the Archive Room (7.50 m of boxes + 4 boxes of slides and card records transported down five staircases – this Georgian building has … Continue reading
Posted in Archives Progress, byzantine archaeology
Tagged 20th century, archaeology, archive, Georges Tchalenko, photographs, Syria
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