Events - Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies In 'Events' EventsPrevious events Back to 'Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies ' The Colonialism of Neoliberal Gentrification Date23/01/2020Location: Arts - Lecture Room 8 (LR8)DescriptionJohn Munro (History) delivers the BRIHC lecture. The view from the edge: Byzantium and post-Roman Hispania Date23/01/2020Location: Whitting Room - Arts Building (Room 436)DescriptionJamie Wood delivers the Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies seminar. Female agency in Mystras: fashion indices in late Byzantine art Date30/01/2020Location: Whitting Room - Arts Building (Room 436)DescriptionAndrea Mattiello delivers the Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies seminar. BMCA Teachers' Day Date01/02/2020Location: Arts BuildingDescriptionThe Birmingham and Midlands Classical Association would like to invite all teachers to their annual Teachers' Day on Saturday 1st February, hosted by the University of Birmingham. Slavery in the West African Sahel — A Resilient Institution' Date04/02/2020Location: Arts - Lecture Room 7 (LR7)DescriptionBenedetta Rossi (DASA) delivers the BRIHC lecture. Living heritage in Greece: perceptions of traditional settlements Date06/02/2020Location: Whitting Room - Arts Building (Room 436)DescriptionIoanna Katapidi delivers the Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies seminar. Thomas Greene in Context: Middling Narratives of Self and Place 1600-1640 Date11/02/2020Location: Arts 104DescriptionHannah Lilley (History, University of Birmingham) delivers the BRIHC seminar. 'Augustine's women' Date13/02/2020Location: Whitting Room - Arts Building (Room 436)DescriptionKate Cooper delivers the Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies seminar. Displaying 1 to 8 of 25 Previous 1 2 3 4 Next