Mouliana Project

10/12/2016

Mouliana Project member and Berkeley PhD student in the news - go Belisi!

As a University of Texas undergrad, Belisi Gillespie, M.A. '15, participated in an archaeological field school every summer. While pursuing a B.A. in Anthropology, she took as many classes related to archaeology as she could, and eventually added a minor in Classics. After graduation, she enrolled i...

07/10/2016

in the news at Rhodes College!

Students at Rhodes College know how integral ancient Greek and Roman culture is to the Western world—just ask anyone who has taken a Search course.

14/09/2016

Preparations for 2017 are underway as Anna Krohn preps our new FAIMS server for summer duty

11/09/2016

The latest blog post is now online - catch Ian Roy's drone crash landing on the beaches of Amnisos!

Please skip down to the last section for those mainly interested in events and photos from the summer! THE LIFE OF A UNIVERSITY ARCHAEOLOGIST Most archaeologists I know experience bipolar professio…

06/08/2016

Our final blog post for the 2016 field season

With preliminary drawings finished on our ceramic objects in the Siteia Museum (beautifully done by Tina Ross and Ally Walsh as seen above), we can mark the end of our 2016 field season. As most of…

04/08/2016

The Mouliana Project is one of the "incubators" for this amazing research that seeks to document artifacts exhaustively with structured light and LiDAR scanning among other tools like pXRF and organic residue analysis

19/07/2016

It is our good fortune to have Tina Ross, who just came down from Pylos, as our project illustrator.

15/07/2016

A new blog post during the homestretch of our 2016 season

MP team studying ceramics at SM Now that we have found 46/50 Mouliana objects and rigorously documented them using the latest digital and scientific techniques, we have arrived at a good juncture t…

02/07/2016

The team inside the Minoan "temple" at Anemospilia, where sacrifices are said to have taken place during a deadly earthquake

02/07/2016

Celebrating the successful end of phase 1 of our summer season with some traditional Cretan music

13/06/2016

We've officially started!

27/04/2016

The Mouliana Project cited in Classical Inquiries, a publication of Harvard's Center for Hellenic Studies

2016.04.27 | By Andrew J. Koh A Mediterranean archaeologist offers a corroborating view on the Minoan-Mycenaean fusion that Nagy identifies in certain myths concerning Athens and Crete.