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Corinth 2013 winds down
The 2013 season at Ancient Corinth officially came to a close Friday…
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Carl and Elizabeth Blegen Remembered Through Colloquium
On May 31st, the ASCSA celebrated the Blegens and their contributions to…
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2013 Excavations at Corinth
Excavations in Ancient Corinth began for a sixth season in the area…
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Late Classical Pottery from Ancient Corinth: An Interview with Elizabeth Pemberton and Ian McPhee
Authors Ian McPhee and Elizabeth Pemberton have just published their collaborative monograph,…
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Scholar Season in Corinth
Scholar season in Ancient Corinth is that time each year, after the…
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ASCSA Standardizes Its Image Permissions, Fees, and Terms of Use
The ASCSA has standardized image permissions and fees across all of its…
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Hesperia 81.2 Now Online
The June 2012 issue of Hesperia is now available!
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Corinthian Colonies Workshop
From February 23 to 25, 2012 Ancient Corinth was the site of…
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Hesperia 80.4 Now Online
The ASCSA is pleased to announce the publication of Hesperia 80.4 which…
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Histories of Peirene Published
Histories of Peirene: A Corinthian Fountain in Three Millennia, by Betsey A.…
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Hesperia 80.2 Now Online
The latest issue contains articles ranging from the Mycenaean to the Roman…
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Hesperia 80.1 Now Online
Hesperia enters its 80th year of publication with issue 80.1. Articles include…
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Corinth Excavations 2011 season begins
On April 4, 2011 the excavation season began in Ancient Corinth.
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Aristomenes Arberores (1938-2011)
Friend, mentor, and retired Foreman of the Corinth Excavations, Aristomenes Arberores passed…
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Ancient Corinth Featured in Greek TV Series
A new Greek series on SKAI-TV entitled 1821 features Corinth Excavations Director…
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New Research Interface for ASCSA.net
A new web research interface is available on ASCSA.net, and tips on…
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The Sanctuary of Demeter and Kore: The Terracotta Sculpture (Corinth XVIII.5) Now Published!
Nancy Bookidis' volume on the large-scale terracotta sculpture from Corinth's Sanctuary of…
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Videocast: A Decent Burial: Commemoration and Community in Roman Corinth
Kathleen Slane, NEH fellow at ASCSA in 2010-11, spoke to a large…
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Corinth Workrooms Renovated
The main ASCSA workroom at the museum in Ancient Corinth received a…
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Kress Funds Coin Project at Corinth
The Kress Foundation has generously provided funding for cataloging and photography of…
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Ancient Corinth’s Peirene Fountain in the News
White Horse Studios produced a miniature depiction of the fountain of Peirene…
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Agora and Corinth Partner for Online Excavation Databases
The staff of the Athenian Agora and Corinth Excavations has been collaborating…
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New Fellowship for Research in Corinth
The School announces the inauguration of the Henry S. Robinson Fellowship starting…
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“Big Digs Go Digital” Conference Explores Collaborations
Representatives of the German Archaeological Institute and the ASCSA convened in Athens…
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Corinth Kitchen Opens Again
Meal service resumed today in Hill House to the relief of hostel…
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Summer research in Corinth
Corinth Excavations’ research and residence facilities were filled to capacity during the…
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Gaius and Lucius on Tour
Two of the most admired finds from the Corinth Excavations, the statues…
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Training Session 1 completed at Corinth
The first training session of the 2009 season in Corinth was successfully…
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2009 Excavation Season at Corinth
The 2009 excavation began in Corinth last Monday, which is by one…
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ASCSA Well Represented at International Corinth Conference
The 4-day conference at the end of March yielded exciting new finds…
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Ministry of Culture Honors Williams
Kicking off the International Conference, Corinthia and the Northeast Peloponnesus last night,…
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Flat Stanley Visits Corinth
Corinth Excavations has a very special visitor this week-- Flat Stanley arrived…
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Numismatist Orestes Zervos Retires
Friends, colleagues and students gathered at Dionysos taverna last night to pay…
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Miscellaneous News from Ancient Corinth
Small snippets from life in the village of Ancient Corinth since late…
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Corinth at the 2009 Annual Meeting of the AIA
Corinth and the Corinthia were well represented at the 2009 annual meeting…
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Elemam Extends Corinth Network
Thanks to the Mellon Foundation, EU/Information Society grant, and the School's Information…
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Corinth in Denmark
From November 27-29, Guy Sanders and associate member Sarah James participated in…
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A Full House in Ancient Corinth
Hill House and the ASCSA workrooms in the Museum of Ancient Corinth…
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Corinth launched on JSTOR
The published results of excavations conducted by the ASCSA at Corinth since…
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Corinth: 150 years of the New City
The city of New Corinth celebrated its sesquicentennial anniversary with a conference…
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Well-Watered Corinth
On Sunday afternoon in the basement of the Ancient Corinth museum, associate…
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Session Two of Corinth Excavations 2008
Every morning at 7:30 am from May 5 to May 24, eleven…
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Corinth Excavations 2008—First Session Complete
Ten regular and associate members successfully completed the first of three sessions…
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Corinth 2013 winds down

06/17/2013
The 2013 season at Ancient Corinth officially came to a close Friday June 14. South of the South Stoa, students excavated in Byzantine and Late Roman levels.

Carl and Elizabeth Blegen Remembered Through Colloquium

Natalia Vogeikoff-Brogan
06/06/2013
On May 31st, the ASCSA celebrated the Blegens and their contributions to archaeology through a day of insightful lectures and a visit to their former home.

2013 Excavations at Corinth

04/01/2013
Excavations in Ancient Corinth began for a sixth season in the area south of the South Stoa with the aim to clarify the Late Roman levels beneath Byzantine and Frankish structures in the area.

Late Classical Pottery from Ancient Corinth: An Interview with Elizabeth Pemberton and Ian McPhee

by Andrew Reinhard
10/25/2012
Authors Ian McPhee and Elizabeth Pemberton have just published their collaborative monograph, Late Classical Pottery from Ancient Corinth: Drain 1971-1 in the Forum Southwest (Corinth VII.6). This is the story behind their work.

Scholar Season in Corinth

07/11/2012
Scholar season in Ancient Corinth is that time each year, after the excavation has finished and the village panagyri celebrations have passed, when the Corinth Museum fills with students and professors working on material collected from ASCSA excavations since 1896.

ASCSA Standardizes Its Image Permissions, Fees, and Terms of Use

by Andrew Reinhard
07/06/2012
The ASCSA has standardized image permissions and fees across all of its departments. Click "Read More" to learn what's new and to access the centralized Permissions webpage.

Hesperia 81.2 Now Online

Tracey Cullen
06/18/2012
The June 2012 issue of Hesperia is now available!

Corinthian Colonies Workshop

02/28/2012
From February 23 to 25, 2012 Ancient Corinth was the site of a workshop on Corinth and its Archaic Colonies.

Hesperia 80.4 Now Online

by Mark Landon
01/04/2012
The ASCSA is pleased to announce the publication of Hesperia 80.4 which is now available on JSTOR and will be in print soon.

Histories of Peirene Published

Andrew Reinhard
08/18/2011
Histories of Peirene: A Corinthian Fountain in Three Millennia, by Betsey A. Robinson, has been published, the first of eight new titles from the ASCSA in 2011.

Hesperia 80.2 Now Online

08/01/2011
The latest issue contains articles ranging from the Mycenaean to the Roman period, addressing topics as diverse as LBA ceramics from the Peloponnese, the reminting of silver coinage in Athens, the leasing of sacred land in the 4th c. B.C., and the evolving character of a Roman road at Corinth. Subscribers can read the issue on JSTOR, Hesperia’s new online home.

Hesperia 80.1 Now Online

Tracey Cullen
04/19/2011
Hesperia enters its 80th year of publication with issue 80.1. Articles include an excavation report from Azoria, Crete, an analysis of the ancient circuit wall of Athens, and a return visit to Thucydides and Pylos.

Corinth Excavations 2011 season begins

04/05/2011
On April 4, 2011 the excavation season began in Ancient Corinth.

Aristomenes Arberores (1938-2011)

02/11/2011
Friend, mentor, and retired Foreman of the Corinth Excavations, Aristomenes Arberores passed away on February 10, 2011.

Ancient Corinth Featured in Greek TV Series

01/31/2011
A new Greek series on SKAI-TV entitled 1821 features Corinth Excavations Director Guy Sanders discussing a 17th-18th c. Christian-Muslim cemetery on the Corinth site.

New Research Interface for ASCSA.net

12/20/2010
A new web research interface is available on ASCSA.net, and tips on using the online database.

The Sanctuary of Demeter and Kore: The Terracotta Sculpture (Corinth XVIII.5) Now Published!

Andrew Reinhard
12/14/2010
Nancy Bookidis' volume on the large-scale terracotta sculpture from Corinth's Sanctuary of Demeter and Kore is now in print!

Videocast: A Decent Burial: Commemoration and Community in Roman Corinth

10/29/2010
Kathleen Slane, NEH fellow at ASCSA in 2010-11, spoke to a large and enthusiastic audience about the variety of forms of commemoration of death represented at Corinth in Roman times.

Corinth Workrooms Renovated

10/26/2010
The main ASCSA workroom at the museum in Ancient Corinth received a facelift in July and September 2010. Photos inside...

Kress Funds Coin Project at Corinth

Mark Hammond
02/26/2010
The Kress Foundation has generously provided funding for cataloging and photography of Corinth Excavations' coin study collection. The study collection consists of about 3,000 coins that date between 550 B.C. and modern times and it reflects many of the best examples of coin types recovered during the long history of excavation at Corinth.