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The base of the first monument that was erected in memory of the executed women (picture: Riki van Boeschoten)

Now on-line: video registration of a lecture in commemoration of Lucy van Schelle and Sophia Topali-van Schelle: ” “Hanged”. An appalling war crime and its memory (1944-2026)”, by Prof. Em. Riki van Boeschoten (Social Anthropology and Oral History, University of Thessaly)

We are very happy to share the video registration of the lecture by Prof. Em. Riki van Boeschoten (Social Anthropology and Oral History, University of Thessaly) that took place on 7 July 2026 at the NIA: “ “Hanged”. An appalling war crime and its memory (1944-2026) “ The lecture was delivered during an event that […]

On the picture (copyright Anneke Dekker): Panagiotis and his father Michalis.

CHANGE OF DATE! 28 August: Athenian Premiere of the Short Movie “The Little Shepherd” (Anneke Dekker, 2026)

We have the pleasure  to invite you to a special screening (Athenian premiere) of the short movie made in the framework of the Dutch Archaeological project in Geraki (Laconia, Peloponnese) “The Little Shepherd” (2026) By Anneke Dekker Friday 28 August, 20.00 at the Netherlands Institute at Athens 11, Makri str., 11 742 Athens All are […]

Now Online: “Archaeology of Archaeology at ancient Troy? Some results from an experimental project”, by Dr. Gert Jan van Wijngaarden (University of Amsterdam)

We are happy to share the video recording of the lecture by Dr Gert Jan van Wijngaarden (Associate Professor, University of Amsterdam, Visiting Professor at the Netherlands Institute at Athens) that took place on 20 May 2026 at the NIA “Archaeology of Archaeology at ancient Troy? Some results from an experimental project.“ In his lecture, […]

Now Online: The annual “Byzantine Talks NIA” Lecture 2026: “Re-reading Title 1 of the Eisagoge: Law, Justice, and Constitutional Thought in Byzantium” by Dr Vasileios Kollias (Academy of Athens)

Τhe 3rd annual lecture of the series ‘Byzantine Talks NIA’ is now available on the YouTube-channel of our Institute. NIA Deputy Director, drs. Willem Ledeboer, opened the event with a brief welcoming address. Among other topics, he discussed the purpose behind establishing this lecture series, highlighting its core mission to honor the memory of the […]