Events - Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies In 'Events' EventsPrevious events Back to 'Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies ' Play and Learn: artefacts of childhood in Late Antique Egyptian houses and monasteries Date27/02/2020Location: Whitting Room - Arts Building (Room 436)DescriptionApril Pudsey delivers the Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies seminar. Negotiation in Crisis — The Internal Wars of the Late Roman Republic Date05/03/2020Location: Lecture Room 8 - 3rd floor Arts BuildingDescriptionHannah Cornwell (CAHA) delivers the BRIHC lecture. Title to be confirmed Date05/03/2020Location: Whitting Room - Arts Building (Room 436)DescriptionAntonia Gatward Cevizli delivers the Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies seminar. The Rise of Historical Monuments as Symbols of the State and the Destruction of Architectural Heritage in Late 19th Century Romania Date10/03/2020Location: Arts 250DescriptionCosmin Minea (History of Art, University of Birmingham) delivers the BRIHC seminar. Postgraduate Open Day Date11/03/2020Location: University of BirminghamDescriptionThe perfect opportunity to hear first-hand from our current students and teaching staff about living and learning at Birmingham. Constructing a model for the early Islamic economy Date12/03/2020Location: Whitting Room - Arts Building (Room 436)DescriptionHugh Kennedy delivers the Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies seminar. From Rejection to Reconciliation — Coming to Terms with the Image in Protestant England 1560-1640 Date16/03/2020Location: Arts Building, Lecture Room 7DescriptionTara Hamling (History) and Jonathan Willis (History) deliver the BRIHC lecture. Sultans as Saviours: early modern Mediterranean Jewish accounts of the Ottoman rulers Date19/03/2020Location: Whitting Room - Arts Building (Room 436)DescriptionMarc Baer delivers the Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies seminar. Displaying 1 to 8 of 17 Previous 1 2 3 Next