Fieldwork Projects
The Netherlands Institute at Athens has been recognized by the Ministry of Education, Religions, Culture and Sports as a Foreign Archaeological School in Greece and thus enables researchers and students from the Netherlands to conduct on-site archaeological research.
Ongoing research
Ancient Cities of Boeotia
Geraki (Laconia)
Nea Halos (Thessaly)
Plakari-Karystos (Euboea)
Theisoa-Lavda (Arcadia)
Titani (Corinthia)
Zakynthos Archaeological Project (Ionian Islands)
Doing archeological fieldwork, studying, travelling, doing an internship – in short, staying in Greece is more engaging when you are able to communicate in… Greek! Together with the Nederlands Instituut Athene and UvA’s Modern Greek department, Taalhuis Amsterdam has developed intensive Greek courses in Athens. The courses are geared to students and PhD’s. In this 9 day course […]
The NIA is happy to announce that Prof. dr. Ann Brysbaert has been appointed as Director of the Netherlands Institute at Athens by the Executive Board of the University of Amsterdam. From 1 March 2022 onwards, she succeeds dr. Winfred van de Put who returns back to the Netherlands after having served 7.5 years as […]
On 10-11 May 2022, the Netherlands Institute at Athens, the Research Institute for Culture, Cognition, History and Heritage of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and the Workshop on the Study of the Jews of Greece will hold a two-day international workshop on “Jewish Responses to Persecution and Rescue Efforts During the Holocaust”. Our aim is to […]
How do we do multimodal research? how visual, multimedia, media or illustration are incorporated into our research? How can we engage with the communities and the people we study in creative and constructive ways? how do we exhibit and communicate our multimodal research findings? The Netherlands Institute at Athens in collaboration with staff from the […]