Finding Old Sikyon: Methods and Results of two Years of Research

May 19, 2017

The Sikyon project organised a workshop on its first two years of research at the National Museum of Denmark, which included presentations about all the different approaches of non-invasive archaeology chosen for this first project period, as well as reports on former research on the site and presentations of running PhD projects. The programme of the workshop as well as summaries of the contributions may be found here:

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Abstracts

Thomas Heine Nielsen (University of Copenhagen): An Introduction to Sikyon's History.

Kristina Winther-Jacobsen (Danish Institute at Athens): The Archaeological Survey.

Katharina Rusch, Harald Stümpel and Wolfgang Rabbel (University of Kiel): Firsts results of the geophysical survey.

Silke Müth-Frederiksen (National Museum of Denmark): Geophysical Investigations and remote sensing: Archaeological and topographical interpretation.

Zoe Spyranti (Ephorate of Corinth/Danish Institute at Athens): Architecture and Design of Private Space in Classical Sikyon.

Giorgos Giannakopoulos (Ephorate of Corinth/Danish Institute at Athens): Classical Pottery of Sikyon: The Fine Wares.

Kyriaki Tsirtsi (Ephorate of Corinth): Cooking Wares, Storage Vessels and Dietary Habits in Classical Sikyon.