Laboratory of Archaeometry - University of the Peloponnese

Laboratory of Archaeometry - University of the Peloponnese The Laboratory of Archaeometry specialises in analytical, non-invasive research of archaeological co organizations through a number of research projects.

The Laboratory of Archaeometry in operation since 2010, is part of the Department of History, Archaeology and Cultural Resources Management of the University of the Peloponnese and is situated in the city of Kalamata. It specialises in analytical, non-invasive research of archaeological collections, absolute dating and palaeoenvironmental reconstruction studies. The Laboratory is active in a regio

nal (Prefecture of Peloponnese) and national level with academic, research institutions, the Ministry of Culture, and in collaboration with E.U.

🔍✨ Exciting News from the Laboratory of Archaeometry! 🔍✨Today, our colleague, Ph.D. candidate Anastasios Kazolias, is se...
15/03/2024

🔍✨ Exciting News from the Laboratory of Archaeometry! 🔍✨

Today, our colleague, Ph.D. candidate Anastasios Kazolias, is set to unveil his research at the "Lidar and Landscapes in the Archaeology of Greece: An International Workshop," organized by the prestigious American School of Classical Studies at Athens🏛️🌍

📚 Presentation Title: "Lidar and Landscapes in Archaeology: The Case of Palaiokastro Pylos, Greece"
👨‍🔬 Presented by: Anastasios Kazolias, Vayia V. Panagiotidis, and Nikolaos Zacharias (University of the Peloponnese)
🕒 Time: 15:05 (GMT)
🎥 Workshop Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bi1kAU3lE7w

Join us as we delve into the fusion of Lidar technology and archaeological landscapes, focusing on the captivating site of Palaiokastro Pylos, Greece. This research promises to uncover hidden facets of ancient civilizations, offering fresh insights into our shared human heritage. 🏺💡

Don't miss this opportunity to witness the convergence of cutting-edge science and timeless history. Tune in and be part of the journey! 🚀

Τάσος Καζολιάς Vayia Panagiotidi Nikos Zacharias

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🌟 New Publication Announcement! 🌟Thrilled to share a significant research publication by our dedicated team members, Eli...
01/03/2024

🌟 New Publication Announcement! 🌟

Thrilled to share a significant research publication by our dedicated team members, Elisavet Mantzana, Eleni Zimi, Anastasios Kazolias, and Ioannis Iliopoulos, in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports. 📚

📖 Title: "The Analysis of Floor Mosaic Mortar Substrates of Ancient Messene, Southern Peloponnese, Greece. First Results of Materials Identification and Technological Characteristics Research."

🔗 Open Access link: https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1igQu,rVDBjZ7w

This groundbreaking study dives into the intricate world of Ancient Messene's floor mosaic mortar substrates. The research, led by our accomplished team, unveils the first results of materials identification and technological characteristics research. 🏛️🔍

Congratulations to Elli Mantzana, Eleni Zimi, Τάσος Καζολιάς, and Ioannis Iliopoulos for their invaluable contribution to understanding the ancient craftsmanship of Messene.

🔍 Explore the study: [Link](https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1igQu,rVDBjZ7w)

Stay tuned for more updates on our ongoing projects and discoveries! Connect with our authors and share this fascinating work with your professional network to foster discussions on ancient materials and archaeological techniques. 🌐🏺

07/02/2024

📢 APPLY NOW for the GEAPP FIELD SCHOOL!

🕔 Duration: June 16 – 13 July 2024 (4 weeks)

☀ The Pylos Geoarchaeological Field School provides a unique opportunity for undergraduate students in anthropology, archaeology, and sciences to participate in full-scale projects, including extensive surface survey, excavation, conservation, laboratory analysis of artefacts/geoarchaeological materials, as well as aerial/ground survey (UAS, TLS, etc.).

ℹ The Pylos Geoarchaeological Program (GEAPP) is a five-year (2021-2025) synergy between the Ephorate of Antiquities of Messenia and the Laboratory of Archaeometry of the Department of History, Archaeology and Cultural Resources Management – University of Peloponnese. Its purpose is to investigate the natural, archaeological, and cultural environment of the coastal zone of Pylos, Messenia (Greece).

🕔 Duration: June 16 – 13 July (4 weeks*)

📍 Location: Pylos-Kalamata (Greece)

🎓 Academic Credits: 6 ECTS (3 US credits)

💲 Total cost: 2,900€ (discount for EU citizens)

* Field work will be conducted over the initial three-week period, whereas laboratory work, site visits and excursions will be realized during the last week in Kalamata.

Apply at http://geapp.uop.gr/

07/02/2024
07/02/2024

🎉 Early applications for the 10th Academic year (2024-2025) of MSc CultTech are now open!!! 🎉

🔥 Apply until March 15th, 2024 to:
- Receive early response to your application
- Have a 20% discount on all summer activities of the Laboratory of Archaeometry in 2024 (Pylos Geoarchaeological Program, 👉 http://geapp.uop.gr)

Studies in the interdisciplinary field of Archaeological Science aim to bridge the gap between archaeology and the physical sciences. CultTech MSc is designed to provide broad but detailed theoretical knowledge, as well as practical experience in the major applications of science in archaeology.

The MSc program is mainly addressed to graduates of schools of heritage conservation, archaeology, cultural heritage, material science and engineering. Graduates of similar or relevant fields are also welcome to apply.

Early applications can be submitted until March 15th, 2024. Apply today!

👉 Find more at our website: http://culttech.uop.gr

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Kalamáta
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