OBJECTS-BUILDING-SITUATIONS

Back from fieldwork in Greece, and eager to share some ideas. One site of research was the Island of Skyros, where I traced the footsteps of...

How is it possible that the first organized humanitarian action by the Greek immigrants in the U.S. could disappear from the annals of hi...

Working on vernacular architecture, I've engaged in various loose forms of ethnography. Truth be told, I have become an architectural ...

Back in March 26, 2015, I participated in a conference on Byzantine textiles at Dumbarton Oaks, "Liminal Fabrics: Furnishing Textiles ...

In 2014, the Lidoriki Project concentrated on the survey of the acropolis of Ancient Kallion which housed the medieval fortified settleme...

One of the main themes in our survey of the deserted village Aigition/Strouza has been the archaeology of destruction in World War II, when ...

I argue that we need to embark on a refugee archaeology in order to confront the current crisis head-on, on the one hand, but also to make u...

We have started working on the book manuscript for the deserted village of Aigition/Strouza. This is the site that we have been surveying ...

There is an interesting intersection between Black Lives Matter and Greek refugee camps. The exchange of populations between Greece and T...

I have been enjoying the digital conversation following my post on Washingtonia , the first refugee camp in Greece, built by Samuel Howe ...

Archaeologists of the Greek landscape can deploy their analytical tools in studying settlements to document current migrant a...