According to Greek law all foreign archaeological institutes or schools are classified as archaeological schools and must be non-profit research institutions.
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School provides facilities for research into the archaeology, architecture, art, history, language, literature, religion and topography of Greece in ancient, medieval and modern times.
A National Research Foundation institute covering all aspects of Greek antiquity, from prehistory to the end of antiquity in the seventh century CE. It places emphasis on the systematic collection and editing in computerised databases of source materials, including literary texts, but with particular attention to inscriptions and coins (including squeezes and casts made from them), photographs, plans, maps, aerial photographs and topographical diagrams.
Centre promotes inter-disciplinary research on Aegean history. Also provides seminars and publications on themes in Aegean archaeology.
Works to further research into the culture of Ancient Greece and support the cultural exchanges between Sweden and Greece. In English, Greek and Swedish.
A National Research Foundation institute covering all aspects of Greek antiquity, from prehistory to the end of antiquity in the seventh century CE. It places emphasis on the systematic collection and editing in computerised databases of source materials, including literary texts, but with particular attention to inscriptions and coins (including squeezes and casts made from them), photographs, plans, maps, aerial photographs and topographical diagrams.
Centre promotes inter-disciplinary research on Aegean history. Also provides seminars and publications on themes in Aegean archaeology.
School provides facilities for research into the archaeology, architecture, art, history, language, literature, religion and topography of Greece in ancient, medieval and modern times.
Works to further research into the culture of Ancient Greece and support the cultural exchanges between Sweden and Greece. In English, Greek and Swedish.
