The Wiener Laboratory is an active research department, within the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, dedicated to archaeological science in Greece. The laboratory was created through the vision of Malcolm H. Wiener and it remains sustained by his generosity.
The Wiener Laboratory Committee is a Standing Committee of the Managing Committee of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens and is composed of the Director of the Laboratory, the Director of the School, and seven leading scholars:
Nancy Wilkie (2006-2011), Chairman (2006-2011)
Maria Liston (2006-2011)
Thomas Tartaron (2007-2012)
Scott Pike (2008-2013)
Margaret Scarry (2008-2013)
Richard W. Redding (2009-2014)
Thomas Strasser (2010-2015)
Sherry C. Fox, Director of the Wiener Lab
Jack L. Davis, Director of the School
The Wiener Laboratory News
Spring News from the Wiener Laboratory
05/25/2010
A summary in pictures of the people and events at the Wiener Lab for Spring 2010.
Wiener Lab Presents Archaeology Under the Microscope
04/06/2010
The Wiener Lab conducted its most successful workshop to-date on March 29 entitled "Archaeology under the Microscope: Daily Life in the Past through the Analysis of Organic & Inorganic."
Wiener Laboratory Hosts Max Planck Institute Workshop
04/06/2010
The Wiener Laboratory hosted a Max Planck Institute for Demographic Workshop (Rostock) on March 15-17, 2010 entitled: “Sex, death and bones: Paleodemography and gender differentials in the Mediterranean World."
