Theater and society in the course of Greek history. Studies presented at a colloquium in honour of Anna Ramou-Hapsiadi, Athens, Historemata 1. Institouto tou Vivliou – A. Kardamitsa, 2009, 226 p.

The volume contains thirteen papers dedicated to the theater and its development through time, from ancient Sparta until the theater in Cyprus in the 1950s. Topics studied include theatrical works, authors, the role of the theater in intellectual and social life, perceptions and historical research at varying times and situations.

Ιστορήματα – 2

Olga Katsiardi-Hering, Athina Kolia-Δερμιτζάκη, Katerina Gardikas (eds), Mikela Skountzou (collaboration), [Russia and the Mediterranean, Proceedings of the 1^st Interantional conference, Athens 19-22 Mai 2005, Athens, UoA/Herodotos, 2011, 1-2 τ., σελ. 497+439

Τhe book contains 58 scientific articles on the relations of the Mediterranean people with Russia from the ancient times, to the Byzantine era and the Modern times until the end of the 19th cent. with carographic, illustrative and statisticacl material. Some of the articles are published in the English language.

Kostas Buraselis, Vangelis Karamanolakis, Stylianos Katakis (eds.), Negotiating Community Memory. Studies presented at a colloquium in memory of Titos Papamastorakis, Athens, Historemata 3. Institouto tou Vivliou – A. Kardamitsa, 2011, 364 p.

The volume is dedicated to issues pertaining to the shaping, preservation, uses and transmission of collective memory in the Greek lands across time, from pre-palatial Crete to the present era. Cemeteries, works of art, funeral orations, festivities, ceremonies, archives and museums constitute instances through which one may investigate different negotiations of memory and highlight the connection between memory and historical conjuncture, political and social circumstances.

Katerina Gardikas, Anna-Maria Droumbouki, Vangelis Karamanolakis, Kostas Raptis (eds.) The Long Shadow of the '40s. War, Occupation, Resistance, Civil War, Athens, Historemata 5, Alexandreia 2015, 463 pp.

This edited volume contains 23 revised papers from the conference organised by the Faculty of History and Archaeology in honour of emeritus professor Hagen Fleischer. The conference was inspired by his ground-breaking work on the Second World War and its postwar "second life." The treatment of Europe's Nazi past, the memory of the Holocaust, resistance and quislings in Greece and literary, political and historiographical approaches and controversies over the 1940s are the main subject matter of this volume.

Athina Kolia-Dermitzaki, Vaso Seirinidou, Spyridon G. Ploumidis (eds), Marilia Lykaki (collaboration ed.), Histories of War in South-eastern Europe. An approach in the longue durée. Proceedings of the International Conference on the Occasion of the Centenary since the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913 (Athens, 7-9 November 2013) [Historemata 6], National and Kapodistrian University of Athens / Hêrodotos, Athens 2018.

This volume contains 25 edited papers which were presented at the International Congress organized by the Department of History and Archeology at the completion of 100 years since the Balkan Wars. The articles reveal different aspects of the "war" phenomenon and the multiplicity of experiences associated with it in a longue durée perspective, from antiquity to the early 20th century. The volume is dedicated to the memory of Nikos Birgalias.

Olga Katsiardi-Hering, Anastasia Papadia-Lala, Katerina Nikolaou, Vangelis Karamanolakis (eds.), Hellene, Romios, Greek: Collective Identifications and Identities, Historimata,7, Athens: Evrasia, 2018, p. 686.

The edited vol., with 41 papers, is a critical contribution to the discussion about the names "Hellene, Romios (Romaios), Greek", their etymological and in particular their historical origin and evolution, the arguments about the collective identification in the long period. Recent research and theories enriched our knowledge, refined our historical approach, conduced to new critical contributions, widening our reflections concerning the historical routes of concepts, meanings and collective representations and identifications, such as nation, έθνος, nationality, εθνότητα, εθνικότητα, nationalism, εθνικισμός, identities, belonging etc. Scholars from Greece and abroad try to cover a large aspect of various 'schools' or trends on a calm more or less and thoughtful approach. It's a multilateral contribution from an aspect of historical, anthropological, social aspect, based on rich historical sources, from the antiquity until the 19th cent. and the formation of the first Greek Nation-State, covering areas under the ancient 'city-state', the Hellenistic period, the Byzantine, Ottoman Empires, the Venetian presence in the Eastern Mediterranean, the Diaspora, the Greek Revolution and the first years of the new Greek Nation-State.

Anastasia Papadia-Lala, Maria D. Eftimiou, Paraskevas Konortas, Dimitrios M. Kontogeorgis, Katerina Konstantinidou, Ikaros Mantouvalos, Vasso Seirinidou (eds.), The New Hellenism: Its Worlds and the World. Tribute to Olga Katsiardi-Hering, Histories vol. 8, Department of History and Archaeology, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Eurasia Publications, Athens 2022.

**FORTY-ONE STUDIES**, organized into seven thematic sections, which form a comprehensive study of the history of the New Hellenism, primarily from the 15th century to the establishment of the Greek state, as well as the entire long 19th century.

1. Greeks, Venetians, Ottomans, Christians, and Muslims (13th-19th centuries): Institutions, coexistence, material culture, uprisings, and Revolution
2. Russia, the Mediterranean, Orthodoxy, the Greeks
3. The Greek world in its international dimension (16th-19th centuries): Diaspora, economy, ideas
4. Spiritual orientations and education: Ottoman Empire, Greece, Southeastern Europe
5. Space and its History: Formation, functions, allegories, cartography
6. At the roots of societies: Gender, love, poverty, philanthropy
7. Interpreting societies and their History: Representations, receptions, ideas

The volume focuses on the Greek world of the period, highlighting the polysemy of the terms that define it, the multiple identities, and its distinct characteristics, in its long-standing, organic connection with the Ottoman Empire, Venice, the Mediterranean, the Balkans, and the rest of Europe. The volume is dedicated to Olga Katsiardi-Hering, emeritus professor of the Department of History and Archaeology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, for her internationally recognized research work, her fruitful teaching, and her overall contribution to the History of New Hellenism.

Costas Gaganakis, Nikoletta Giantsi-Meletiadi, Maria Dourou-Heliopoulou, Maria Papathanassiou, Kostas Raptis (eds.), European cities in crisis. From the Middle Ages to the Present, Historimata, v. 9, Department of History and Archaeology, NKUA, Herodotos, Athens 2022. 586 pages.

The authors of this volume examine aspects of the history of various European cities, in all kinds of crises, over a period of about nine centuries, from the Middle Ages to the modern period. Τhey were “… cities in France and the Italian peninsula (for the most part), urban centres in the Low Countries, in Britain, Spain, Austria (Old and New), urban centres in the Greek Venetian East and the Greek state, are all covered colourfully inside. They are cities and towns plagued by political, institutional and religious strife, by uprisings, revolutions, world wars, epidemics, famines, large and sudden population movements as well as inadequate technical infrastructures. They are urban centres in crisis. The studies in this volume constitute […] an important step towards highlighting ‘crisis’ as a useful analytical category for urban history research.” («Introduction», p. 55).

Didactic Collection of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Pottery. Museum of Archaeology and History of Art. University of Athens - Department of History and Archaeology, ed. bySophia Kalopissi-Verti, Athens 2003, 141 pages, 72 figures.

The volume presents the collective work resulting from an undergraduate seminar on Byzantine pottery. Included are: a) brief introductory texts by the editor on Byzantine, post-Byzantine and imported glazed pottery (development, decoration, categories, techniques), b) explanatory texts for the exhibition items, written by students who had taken the seminar, accompanied by color photographs and drawings, c) an appendix on the shapes of the pots in the collection by Eirene Kastana

Corpus of Ancient Quarries

Quarries of the Greek Region
from Prehistoric to Medieval Times

Georgia Kokkoro-Alevera, Irini Poupaki,
Alexis Efstathopoulos, Achilleas Chatzikostantinos

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Images of Quarries

THE ANCIENT ALASARNA OF KOS

Aspects of the historical trajectory of an ancient municipality from the prehistoric to the early Byzantine period.

Proceedings of the symposium

Edited by:

G. Kokkoroú - Alevrá * S. Kalopisi-Verti * M. Panagiotidi-Kesisioglou

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ALASARNA II

Stone Tools, Handmills, and Other Artifacts
from the Sanctuary of Apollo and the Early Christian Settlement

Eirini A. Poupaki

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ALASARNA VI

Sculpture - Stonework - Inscriptions
from the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythaios/Pythaieus and the Early Byzantine Settlement

G. Kokkorou-Alevra

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ALASARNA VII

Terracotta Figurines - Coins
Metallic Finds

from the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythaios/Pythaieus and the Early Byzantine Settlement

G. Kokkorou-Alevra

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ALASARNA IX, 1

Sanctuary of Apollo Pythaios/Pythaieus
and Early Byzantine Settlement.

Dimitris Grigoropoulos

Pottery of the Roman Imperial Period
Chronology, Fine Ware Imports,
Local and Other Table Wares

Edited by:
G. Kokkorou-Alevra

Athens 2021

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ALASARNA XI

Sanctuary of Apollo Pythaios/Pythaieus
and Early Byzantine Settlement.

Nikolas Dimakis

The Lamps from Archaic to Roman Times

Edited by:
G. Kokkorou-Alevra

Athens 2021

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