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Annual of the British School at Athens publishes accounts of the School's projects as well as articles on a wide range of Hellenic subjects spanning a variety disciplines from art to archaeometry and covering Greece throughout history. It is the School’s major publication and one of the most important journals in the field.
Annual of the British School at Athens publishes accounts of the School's projects as well as articles on a wide range of Hellenic subjects spanning a variety disciplines from art to archaeometry and covering Greece throughout history. It is the School’s major publication and one of the most important journals in the field.
'Linear B': a new collection
This year – 2022 – marks the 70th anniversary of the decipherment of the Linear B script and the centenary of the birth of Michael Ventris, who announced its decipherment on BBC Radio on 1 July, 1952... Read the full introduction to a new collection of research (and explore the articles) here.
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