The project AtticPOT was successfully presented in the conference EAA 2022 Budapest, in the session #417, AS FAR AS VASES GO: STUDIES ON ANCIENT GREEK POTTERY TRADE AND ITS CONTEXTS. Our presentation was entitled: AS FAR AS ATTIC VASES GO: STUDYING THE PRESENCE OF ATHENIAN KERAMEIKOS IN ANCIENT THRACE.
AtticPOT is presented in ELIDEK's Digital Journal "The Impact of Actions... "through the eyes" of the beneficiaries" (issue 2, July 2022)
https://www.elidek.gr/psifiako-periodiko-antiktypos/
On 4/6/2022 Dr. Despoina Tsiafaki, the project's principal investigator, will give the lecture with the tile "Attic pottery in ancient Thrace" in the context of the series of online archaeology seminars called BEMA-Balkan and Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology. More information through the link https://www.bhfieldschool.org/bema-online-seminars/attic-pottery-in-ancient-thrace#seminar_register
We are happy to inform you that the project volume, entitled "Attic painted pottery in ancient Thrace (6th – 4th century BC). New approaches and digital tools", has been published! Copies of the book will soon be sent in archaeological libraries.
The 2nd Workshop/Webinar of AtticPOT entitled "Attic pottery in ancient Thrace (6th-4th century BC): cases from Bulgaria and Turkey" was successfully completed on February 7th, 2022. Participants from Greece, Turkey, and Bulgaria attended the online presentations regarding the AtticPOT project and more specifically, the Attic painted pottery unearthed in the ancient Thrace, with the exception of the Aegean Thrace, which has been the theme of the 1st workshop/webinar of the project.
