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ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI

FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY

SCHOOL OF HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY

2016-17

POSTGRADUATE STUDENT GUIDE

Editing Committee: P. Androudis, G. Leveniotis, K. Tsonaka


POSTGRADUATE STUDENT GUIDE 2016-17

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION 3 2. ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI 2.1. The History of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki 3 2.2. Academic Calendar 3 2.3. Registration 4 2.4. Accommodation 4 2.5. University Health Service 5 2.6. The Students’ Union 5 2.7. The University Sports Centre 5 2.8. Cultural activities at the University 5 2.9. Other useful links 5 3. THE SCHOOL OF HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY 3.1. The School 6 3.2. Services - Libraries – Research 12 3.2.1. The Registrar’s Office 12 3.2.2. School Website 12 3.2.3 European Programs / ECTS Department Coordinator 13 3.2.4. The School Libraries-Laboratories 13 3.2.5. Archaeological Excavations – Research 15

3.2.6. Abbreviations 16

4. CODES AND TITLES OF COURSES BY MODULE 17 4.1. COURSE PROGRAM OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2015-2016 25



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1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION

This guide provides information about Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the courses offered by the School of History and Archaeology in order to help prospective postgraduate students to prepare for their study period in this institution. Information on the city of Thessaloniki can be found at the University’s official webpage (www.auth.gr). 2. ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI 2.1. The History of the University

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki is a state institution established in 1925. Five faculties were initially set up: the Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of Philosophy, the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics, and the Faculty of Medicine. Since then, many new faculties were established, which cover a wide range of Humanities and Applied Sciences. The structure of the University today, its broad range of activities and its remarkable size make it the largest and most complex higher education institution in the country. Approximately, 70,000 students study at Aristotle University. Professors and lecturers number approximately 1,750 with a special educational staff of about 160. The remaining teaching staff numbers 450 with 200 special postgraduate scholarship students. In addition 1,510 service workers assist the administration and technical staff of the University.

The University Campus lies in a central location of Thessaloniki while some University faculty laboratories and facilities are situated off campus e.g. the clinics of the Veterinary School, the Centre for Byzantine Research, etc. Various offshoots of the University link it with the wider community such as:

the Experimental School which is a model primary school and secondary education unit,

the School of Modern Greek Language which runs courses in Modern Greek throughout the academic year but also organizes intensive summer courses,

the Tellogleion Institution which runs regular exhibitions and hosts a rich, permanent art collection.

2.2. Academic Calendar

The structure of studies and of the academic calendar is based on the semester system. There are two semesters in each academic year: winter and spring. Academic Year 2016-17 * the winter semester classes begin on October 3rd and end on January 13 th. * the spring semester classes begin on February 13th and end on May 26th. Exam Periods * the re-sit exam period begins on September 1st and end on September 30th * the winter semester exams begin on January 23rd and end on February 10th * the spring semester exams begin on June 6th and end on June 26th Holidays * October 26th (National Holiday– no classes) * October 28th (National Holiday – no classes) * November 17th (The Athens Polytechnic Uprising Day – no classes) * from December 24th to January 7th (Christmas Holidays – no classes) * January 30th (Three Holy Hierarchs Day – Holiday) * March 25th (National Holiday – no classes)

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* from April 25th to May 8th (Easter Break – no classes) * April- May (Student Election Day – no classes, exact dates to be announced during the spring semester) * on May 1st (Labour Day – no classes) * June 20th (Pentecost Monday – no classes) * The University is closed during summer holidays, starting from end of July (duration: 3 weeks - exact dates to be announced during the spring semester ) 2.3. Registration

Registration for the winter semester in each Department is held between the 1st and the 30th of September and for the spring semester between the 1st and the 31st of January.

The Senate issued a resolution according to which Erasmus students are regarded as home students and therefore they have the same obligations and rights as their Greek colleagues, as follows: * free registration and attendance in the School * a discount card for urban and trans-urban transportation * Health Insurance card and hospitalization and medication free of charge * free meals in the Student Refectory

For Erasmus Plus ECTS students who wish to learn Modern Greek, the University offers crash courses which are provided twice a year: a) from October 13th until October 24th 2014, and b) from March 16th until March 30st 2015. The tuition fees for each program are 150 EUROs monthly (the price is subject to change). The tuition fees for ECTS students are covered by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Intensive Modern Greek language courses include introduction and familiarization of the students with basic elements of Greek culture. Courses are offered at three levels: a) beginners, b) intermediate, c) advanced. The course involves four teaching hours per day, five days a week. At the end of this period a certificate of attendance is issued. Moreover, Erasmus students have the opportunity, if they wish, to take part in the autumn and spring programs of the Modem Greek Language School. (For further information: Department of European Educational Programme AUTH http://www.eurep.auth.gr. and School of Modern Greek Language, AUTH 54124 Thessaloniki, tel: +30 2310 997571 / +30 2310 997572, 997571, 997576, fax +30 2310 997573, http://www.smg.auth.gr/). 2.4. Accommodation

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki can offer accommodation to ECTS students. Those who wish to obtain information on accommodation can contact the Erasmus office. Students should send their applications to the Secretariat of European Educational Programs of the EEC, AUTH (address below), at least three months prior to the start of the semester.

Ms Ioanna Georgiadou Head of the Department of European Educational Program of the EU, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, GR-54124 Thessaloniki, Greece Tel: +30 2310 995293, Fax: +30 2310 995292

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2.5. Health Service

Students who participate in the European Education Programs are provided with full health insurance which covers free out-patient care, in-patient hospitalization, medication and diagnostic examinations in hospitals. An ID / Health Insurance Card is issued to visiting students similar to that for home students which is valid for the entire duration of their attendance at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. http://www.auth.gr/students/services/health/index_en.html 2.6. The Students’ Union

Aristotle University Students’ Union is a self-administrated body within the University, charged with the board, lodging, medical, pharmaceutical and hospital care of the students, as well as the organization of artistic, cultural and sports events, etc. of the university.

Food is provided for approximately 15,000 students, with the production of 25,000 lunchtime and evening meals. It also provides health-care to all the students at the University. Additionally, it supports a musical department with a large and small choir, and a summer camp organized for students at the permanent facilities of the University at Poseidi, Halkidiki. http://www.auth.gr/students/services/board/index_en.html 2.7. The Aristotle University Sports Center

The Aristotle University Sports Centre covers approximately 22 acres and provides facilities and fitness programs for all students and staff of the University. There are teams in all sports which represent the University in competitions both in Greece and abroad. There is also a traditional Greek folk dancing group. http://www.gym.auth.gr/ 2.8. Cultural activities at the University

Within the Student Halls of Residence there is a traditional Greek dance and theatre groups, film and chess clubs, as well as football, basketball and volleyball teams, all of which organize competitions. Moreover, as the University is situated in the centre of Thessaloniki, students have the opportunity to attend a variety of events which are at the heart of the artistic and cultural life of the city. 2.9. Further useful links

General guidelines and more detailed information on the following sections can also be obtained from: http://www.eurep.auth.gr/index.php?lang=en&rm=8&mn=56

Maps for University buildings and facilities can be found at: http://www.auth.gr/students/guidebooks/resources/guidebook06-english.pdf

http://www.auth.gr/students/services/health/index_en.html

http://www.auth.gr/students/services/board/index_en.html

http://www.gym.auth.gr/

http://www.eurep.auth.gr/index.php?lang=en&rm=8&mn=56

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3. THE SCHOOL OF HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY 3.1. The School

The School of History and Archaeology has a long history in Aristotle University since it was among the first Schools to be established within the Faculty of Philosophy. Many eminent scholars, with marked influence on the intellectual life of the country have taught in this School. In 1982, the School of History and Archaeology was divided in four Departments:

1) the Department of Ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Medieval History, 2) the Department of Modern and Contemporary History, Folklore and Social

Anthropology, 3) the Department of Archaeology and 4) the Department of History of Art. The four Departments implement a coordinated educational policy while at the same

time developing their research activities independently. All Departments offer taught masters courses while the School offers the following degree

titles:

ΒΑ in History or Archaeology and History of Art, depending on the selected module

MA in Prehistoric Archaeology, Classical Archaeology, Byzantine Archaeology, History of Art, Ancient and Byzantine History, Modem and Contemporary History, History of the Slavic Peoples, Turkology

Ph.D. in History or Archaeology and History of Art Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy Dimitrios Mavroskoufis Professor, School of Philosophy and Education Dean’s office: Room 413, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building School Administration

Decision-Making Bodies

– Assembly of Faculty Members

– General Assembly of Faculty Members-Special Composition

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Chair of the School of History and Archaeology

P. Nigdelis

Deputy Chair of the School of History and Archaeology

A. Mentzos

Heads of Departments

Department of Ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Medieval History

P. Katsoni

Department of Modern and Contemporary History, Folklore and Social

Anthropology

S. Sfetas

Department of Archaeology

N. Efstratiou

Director of Postgraduate Studies

B. Schmidt-Douna

Academic Staff Department of Ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Medieval History H. Badawi Assistant Professor Room 403, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7205 Fax: +30 2310 997171; e-mail: [email protected] E. Chatziantoniou Lecturer Room 408b, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7333 Fax: +30 2310 997171; e-mail: [email protected] A. Delikari Assistant Professor Room 412, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7286 Fax: +30 2310 997171; e-mail: [email protected] N. Giannakopoulos Assistant Professor Room 422b, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7981 Fax: +30 2310 997171; e-mail: [email protected] A. Goutzioukostas Assistant Professor Room 405b, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7982 Fax: +30 2310 997171; e-mail: [email protected] V. Kalfoglou-Kaloteraki Lecturer Room 422, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7188 Fax: +30 2310 997171; e-mail: [email protected] P. Katsoni Associate Professor

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Room 409b, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7981 Fax: +30 2310 997991; e-mail: [email protected] G. Leveniotis Assistant Professor Room 408b, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7655 Fax: +30 2310 997171; e-mail: [email protected] P. Nigdelis Professor Room 404, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7207 Fax: +30 2310 997171; e-mail: [email protected] E. Tounta Assistant Professor Room 409a, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7267 Fax: +30 2310 997171; e-mail: [email protected] I. Xydopoulos Assistant Professor Room 411, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7184 Fax: +30 2310 997171; e-mail: [email protected] Department of Modern and Contemporary History, Folklore and Social Anthropology G. Aggelopoulos Assistant Professor Room 104, Faculty of Philosophy, Old Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7424 Fax: +30 2310 997199; e-mail: [email protected] A. Bakalaki Associate Professor Room 104, Faculty of Philosophy, Old Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7199 Fax: +30 2310 997199; e-mail: [email protected] V. Gounaris Professor Room 401, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7470 Fax: +30 2310 997266; e-mail: [email protected] L. Hassiotis Assistant Professor Room 401, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7449 Fax: +30 2310 997266; e-mail: [email protected] Ph. Kotzageorgis Assistant Professor Room 401, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7206 Fax: +30 2310 997266 ; e-mail: [email protected] E. Manta Lecturer













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Room 401, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7500 Fax: +30 2310 997266; e-mail: [email protected] J. Michailides Associate Professor Room 401, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7973 Fax: +30 2310 997266; e-mail: [email protected] G. Mourelos Professor Room 401, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7255 Fax: +30 2310 997266; e-mail: [email protected] D. Papastamatiou Lecturer Room 401, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7481 Fax: +30 2310 997266; e-mail: [email protected] S. Sfetas Associate Professor Room 401, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7225 Fax: +30 2310 997266; e-mail: [email protected] A. Sfikas Associate Professor Room 401, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7517 Fax: +30 2310 997266; e-mail: [email protected] Department of Archaeology P. Androudis Lecturer Room 314, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7377; e-mail: [email protected] N. Efstratiou Professor Room 304, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7276 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] K. Kotsakis Professor Room 12, Basement, Faculty of Philosophy, Old Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7245 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] E. Manakidou Associate Professor Room 311, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7279 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] A. Mentzos













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Professor Room 314, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7197 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] A. Moustaka Professor Room 303, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7265 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] M. Paisidou Assistant Professor Room 301b, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7127 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] P. Papadopoulou Lecturer Room 314, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7141 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] E. Papagianni Assistant Professor Room 311, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7493; e-mail: [email protected] S. Pingiatoglou Professor Room 302, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7186 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] N. Poulou Associate Professor Room 302, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7273 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] B. Schmidt-Douna Professor Room 302, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7215 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] A. Semoglou Professor Room 314, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7275 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] A. Tantsis Lecturer Room 301b, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 5488 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] S. Triantaphyllou Assistant Professor













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Room 301a, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7300 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] P. Tselekas Lecturer Room 311, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7208 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] S. M. Valamoti Associate Professor Room 304, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7310 Fax + 30 2310 99 7775; e-mail: [email protected] E. Voutiras Professor Room 303, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7185 Fax + 30 2310 99 7303; e-mail: [email protected] Laboratory Teaching Staff Dr. A. Almatzi Room 301A, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7282; e-mail: [email protected] Dr. I. Anagnostou Room 301A, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7281; e-mail: [email protected] Dr. E. Voulgari Room 301A, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7282; e-mail: [email protected] Dr. E. Gounari Room 301A, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7440; e-mail: [email protected] Dr. N. Kazakidi Archaeological Museum of Casts and Antiquities, Basement, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7351; e-mail: [email protected] Dr. Ch. Kallini Room 301A, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7282; e-mail: [email protected] Dr. A. Kyriakou Room 302, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7990; e-mail: [email protected] Dr. Ch. Papakyriakou Room 301A, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Centre for Byzantine Research 36 Queen Olga Str., 54641 Thessaloniki Tel. +30 2310 99 2007; e-mail: [email protected] Dr. A. Pliota Room 301A, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Centre for Byzantine Research 36 Queen Olga Str., 54641 Thessaloniki Tel. +30 2310 99 2008; e-mail: [email protected]
















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Dr. K. Tsonaka Room 301A, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7281; e-mail: [email protected] A. Tzintziova Department of Modern and Contemporary History, Folklore and Social Anthropology, Library of Folklore and Social Anthropology, Room 105, Faculty of Philosophy, Old Building Tel. +30 2310 997288 fax: +30 2310 997287; email: [email protected] K. Vasteli Department of Archaeology, Room 302, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7211; email: [email protected] Specialized Technical and Laboratory Staff E. Asimakopoulou Department of Ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Medieval History, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7218 M. Iatrou Department of Archaeology, Library of Archaeology and History of Art, Room 301, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building -Excavation of Dion Tel. +30 2310 99 7280 Dr. F. Sidera Department of Archaeology, Library of Archaeology and History of Art, Room 301, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building M. Tzatzimaki Department of Modern and Contemporary History, Folklore and Social Anthropology, Library of Modern and Contemporary History, Room 401, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7183 M. Zampelaki Department of Modern and Contemporary History, Folklore and Social Anthropology, 4th floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building, Tel. +30 2310 99 7258

3.2. Services - Libraries – Research 3.2.1. The Registrar’s Office (Administration Building, 2nd floor, room 208)

The Registrar’s Office is responsible for matters related to student registration, academic progress reports, transcripts, annual course registration and so on. It is located on the 2nd floor of the Administration Building and is open on weekdays between 12.00-13.00. Information: tel. 2310 99 5221, 5223-26, fax: 2310 99 5222; e-mail: [email protected]

V. Chachopoulou Senior Administration Officer Tel.: 2310 99 7880

I. Kamana Administration Officer Tel.: 2310 99 5223

Ch. Karampalis Administration Officer







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Tel.: 2310 99 5226

D. Daloglou-Paraschou Administration Officer Tel.: 2310 99 5221

Dr. M. Sofronidou Administration Officer Tel.: 2310 99 5224

3.2.2. School Website (www.hist.auth.gr) Through the website of the School of History and Archaeology students can check out the following: 1. The structure and staff of the School and all contact information for both the teaching and administrative staff. 2. Undergraduate and Postgraduate Studies: from programme structure and internal regulations to timetables and descriptions of courses on offer. 3. The exchange programmes and international agreements in which the School participates. 4. The research conducted in the School through workshops and various online platforms. 5. The conferences, various academic activities and the creative teams of the School. 3.2.3. European Programs / ECTS Department Coordinator Professor Ε. Voutiras Room 303, 3rd floor, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building Tel. +30 2310 99 7185 Fax + 30 2310 99 7303; e-mail: [email protected] 3.2.4. The School Libraries-Laboratories

The School houses five libraries divided by subject in order to fulfill the needs of the different Departments:

The Library of Ancient History: Room 201, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building with 20,000 volumes and 300 series. Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 8 pm. Τel. 2310 99 7049

The Library of Archaeology and History of Art, Room 301, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building, with approximately 30,000 volumes and 300 series is the largest archaeological library of Northern Greece. Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 7:30 pm. Information: tel. 2310 99 7280

The Library of Byzantine and Medieval History, Room 406, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building with approximately 6,000 volumes. Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 02:00 pm. Tel. 2310 99 7440

The Library of Modern and Contemporary History, Room 401, Faculty of Philosophy, New Building. Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 02:00 pm. Tel. 2310 99 7183

The Library of Folklore and Social Anthropology, Room 105, Faculty of Philosophy, Old Building. Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 09.00-02:00 pm. Τel. 2310 99 7288 fax: 2310 997287

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In addition to the Departmental Libraries, research and teaching activities in the

School are supported by two archives, the Historical Archive and the Folklore Museum and Archive.

The School also hosts the Archaeological Museum of Casts and Antiquities

(http://castmuseum.web.auth.gr). The collection of about 700 casts of ancient sculptures

offers our students the opportunity to closely approach some of the most representative

sculptures of the ancient antiquity. Their originals date from the Minoan to Byzantine times

and today stand in many Greek and European museums. The collection includes important

casts, such as the casts of the colossal kouros of Sounion, the pediment sculptures of the

temple of Zeus at Olympia, reliefs from the Parthenon frieze and from the arch of Galerius in

Thessaloniki, but also copies of Minoan and Mycenaean artifacts.

The Museum also hosts a remarkable collection of original artifacts of antiquity, with

more than 2000 pottery, miniatures and coins from the geometric to the Byzantine period,

some of which are indicative of the region of Macedonia, such as the findings from the

excavations of Prof. K. Romaios at Karabournaki and Sindos and the superficial survey of D. H.

French.

In addition, the laboratory and the photographic archives of the Museum, which

include over 7000 photographs, actively contribute to research projects of graduate students,

doctoral candidates and researchers, as well as of departmental student interns. The

Museum's activities within the exhibition area and the small amphitheater that it owns, are

primarily educational and research oriented; however, they are also aimed at the general

public by holding educational programs for primary and secondary school children.

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3.2.5. Archaeological Excavations – Research

Of particular importance for the research profile of the Department of Archaeology and for training students are the systematic University excavations that are carried out by Professors and Lecturers across Northern Greece (Vergina, Dion, Toumba Thessalonikis, Pella, Dispilio, etc.) and in Cyprus, Crete, Lemnos, Nafpaktos and Peloponnese. Information on these excavations can be found in the web pages of the AUTH (http:://www.auth.gr/). Prehistoric Archaeology

Archontiko, Yannitsa (A. Papanthimou)

Dikili Tash, Kavala (S. Valamoti)

Dispilio, Lake Settlement (K. Kotsakis)

NW Grevena Area, survey (N. Efstratiou)

Paliambela, Kolindros (K. Kotsakis)

Petras, Crete (S. Triantaphyllou)

Roudias, Cyprus (N. Efstratiou)

Thessaloniki Toumba (S. Andreou, S. Triantaphyllou)

Uriakos, Lemnos (N. Efstratiou)

Classical Archaeology

Castri, Grevena (S. Drougou, Ch. Kallini)

Dion (D. Pandermalis, S. Pingiatoglou, E. Papagianni, K. Vasteli)

Karabournaki, Thessaloniki (E. Manakidou)

Nafpaktia, Sanctuary of Poseidon (;) ancient “Molykreion” (Α. Moustaka)

Olympia, Sanctuary of a chthonian god (;) north of Kronion (A. Moustaka)

Pella (I. Akamatis)

Vergina (S. Drougou, C. Saatsoglou-Paliadeli, P. Faklaris, Ch. Kallini, A. Kyriakou)

Byzantine Archaeology

Dion (A. Mentzos)

Crete, Herakeion (N. Poulou)

Crete, Mochlos region (N. Poulou)

Fillipoi, Kavala (A. Mentzos, A. Semoglou, N. Poulou, M. Paisidou)

Lechaio, Peloponnese (N. Poulou)



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3.2.6. Abbreviations

ABY Byzantine Archaeology ACL Classical Archaeology APR Prehistoric Archaeology HIA Art History HAF History of Social Anthropology and Folklore HAN Ancient History HAT Balkan and Turkish History HBY Byzantine and Medieval History HME Medieval History of Western Europe HMC Modern and Contemporary Greek and Global

History HRO Roman History HSP History of the Slavic Peoples s.s. spring semester w.s. winter semester



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4. CODES AND TITLES OF COURSES BY MODULE

Α. HISTORY MODULE 1. Ancient History Module

Code Title Teaching Hours Credits

ECTS

HAN 701 Introduction to Greek Epigraphy

3 2 10

HAN 702 Research Issues in Ancient History

3 2 10

HAN703 The Archaic and Classical Periods

3 2 10

HAN 704

The Hellenistic Period

3 2 10

HAN 705 Forms and institutions of the social, political and religious organization

3 2 10

HAN 706 Interstate and diplomatic relations

3 2 10

HAN 707 The Greek provinces of the Roman Empire

3 2 10

HAN 708 Greek cities under Roman rule: society and government

3 2 10

HAN 709 Specialized issues

3 2 10

HRO 710

Latin Epigraphy 3 2 10

HRO 711 Political History of the Roman World

3 2 10

HRO 712 The social and political institutions of the Republican and the Imperial Periods

3 2 10

HRO 713

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HRO 714 The Provinces of the Roman Empire:Keeping the order in the eastern provinces of the Roman Empire

3 2 10

D1 Methodology of scientific research

3 2 10

D2 Methodology of writing a dissertation

3 2 10

2. Byzantine and Medieval History Module

Code Title Teaching Hours Credits ECTS

HBY 701 Political Ecclesiastical History of Byzantium

3 2 10

HBY 702 Economic and Social History of Byzantium

3 2 10

HBY 703 Byzantine Army and Navy

3 2 10

HBY 704 Primary Sources of Byzantine History and Byzantine Diplomatics

3 2 10

HBY 705 Research topics in Byzantine History

3 2 10

HBY 706 Imperial Ideology, Administration and Institutions of Byzantium

3 2 10

HBY 707 Historical Geography of Byzantine World

3 2 10

HME 708 Research topics in Western Medieval History

3 2 10

HSP 709 History and culture of south-Slav peoples

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HSP 710 The Slavs of the Balkans and of Russia as a Cultural and Orthodox Entity

3 2 10


3 2 10


3 2 10

3. Modern and Contemporary Greek and Global History Module


HMC701 Topics in Modern Greek History. Institutions, Society, Economy, Ideological Currents

3 2 10

HMC702 Topics in Modern Greek History. Political History and foreign policy

3 2 10

HMC703 Topics in Modern History. Society, Economy, International Relations

3 2 10

HMC704 Topics in Contemporary Greek History. Institutions, Society, Economy, Ideological Currents

3 2 10

HMC705 Topics in Contemporary Greek History. Political History and Foreign Policy

3 2 10

HMC706 Topics in Contemporary World History.

3 2 10



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Society, Economy, International Relations


3 2 10


3 2 10

4. Balkan and Turkish History Module


HAT 701 Topics in Modern Balkan History. Ideological Currents, National Movements, Society and Economy

3 2 10

HAT702 Topics in Modern Balkan History. Political History, InterBalkan Relations, the Policy of the Great Powers

3 2 10

HAT703 Topics in Contemporary Balkan History. Politics, Economy, Society, InterBalkan Relations, the Policy of the Great Powers

3 2 10

HAT704 Institutions, Politics and Ideology of the Ottoman Empire

3 2 10



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HAT705 Ottoman Society and Economy

3 2 10

HAT706 Ottoman Sources

3 2 10


3 2 10

D2 Writing methodology of dissertation

3 2 10

5. Social Anthropology and Folklore Module


HAF 701 Theory and History of Social Anthropology

3 2 10

HAF 702 Theory and History of Folklore

3 2 10

HAF 703 Issues in Social Anthropology and Social History

3 2 10

HAF 704 Economy and Technology: Material Culture and Consumption

3 2 10

HAF 705 Political Anthropology, Social Organization

3 2 10

HAF 706 Symbolic Systems

3 2 10

HAF 707 Anthropology of Kinship and Gender

HAF 708 Ethnography and Anthropological Theory

3 2 10

D1 Methodology of scientific research (Social science research)

3 2 10

D2 Writing methodology of dissertation

3 2 10



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(Essay composition)

Β. ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY OF ART MODULE

1. PrehistoricArchaeologyModule


APR 701 Archaeological Theory and Method I

3 2 10

APR 702 Archaeological Theory and Method II

3 2 10

APR 703 Neolithic Culture I

3 2 10

APR 704 Neolithic Culture II

3 2 10

APR 705 Bronze Age Civilisation I

3 2 10

APR 706 Bronze Age Civilisation II

3 2 10

APR 707 Special issues in Prehistoric Archaeology I

3 2 10

APR 708 Special issues in Prehistoric Archaeology II


3 2 10

D2 Methodology of essay writing

3 2 10

2. Classical Archaeology Module


ACL 701 Geometric and Archaic periods

3 2 10

ACL 702 Classical period 3 2 10

ACL 703 Hellenistic Period

3 2 10

ACL 704 Roman period 3 2 10

ACL 705 Monuments with inscriptions

3 2 10

ACL 706 Iconography and circulation of coins

3 2 10

ACL 707

Diachronic examination of

3 2 10



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archaeological monuments

ACL 708 Life in Antiquity 3 2 10

ACL 709 Iconography and Iconology

3 2 10

ACL 710 Archaeological monuments and their function

3 2 10

ACL 711 Student Practice: Monuments and their problematic

3 2 10

ACL 712 Archaeological studies: a critical approach

3 2 10


3 2 10


3 2 10

3. Byzantine and Middle Byzantine Archaeology Module


ΑΒΥ 701 Themes in Byzantine Archaeology and Art

3 2 10

ΑΒΥ 702 Material culture of the Byzantine Era I

3 2 10

ΑΒΥ 703 Material culture of the Byzantine Era II

3 2 10

ΑΒΥ 704 Spatial Organization and Use of Space in Byzantium I

3 2 10

ΑΒΥ 705 Spatial Organization and Use of Space in Byzantium II

3 2 10

ΑΒΥ 706 Iconography and decorative themes in Byzantine pictorial Arts I

3 2 10



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ΑΒΥ 707

Iconography and decorative themes in Byzantine pictorial Arts II

3 2 10

ΑΒΥ 708

The display of the everyday life in the Byzantium through the museum exhibitions

3 2 10

ΑΒΥ 709

The prominence of the Byzantine culture in exhibitions and museums

3 2 10

ΑΒΥ 710 Material technology in the Byzantine period

3 2 10


3 2 10


3 2 10

4. History of Art Module


HIA701 Renaissance Art 3 2 10

HIA702 Baroque - Rococo

3 2 10

HIA 703 19th Century European Art

HIA 704 Art from 1900 to World War II

3 2 10

HIA 705 19th Century Greek Art

HIA706 20th Century Greek Art

3 2 10

HIA707 Issues of Contemporary Art

HIA708 Issues of Theory and History of Art

3 2 10




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3 2 10

4.1. CODES AND TITLES OF COURSES BY MODULE

ACADEMIC YEAR 2016-17

Α. HISTORY MODULE 1. Ancient History Module Winter term

CODE TITLE Taught by

HAN 701 Introduction to Greek Epigraphy P. NIGDELIS

HAN 709 Specialized issues: The Hellenistic world and Rome. The numismatic evidence

P. TSELEKAS

HAN 708 Greek cities under Roman rule: society and government

N. GIANNAKOPOULOS

Spring term


HAN 703 The Archaic and Classical Periods

I. XYDOPOULOS

HRO 713 The Imperial Era M. GIOUNI

HRO 714 The Provinces of the Roman Empire: Keeping the order in the eastern provinces of the Roman Empire

P. NIGDELIS

2. Byzantine and Medieval History Module Winter term


HBY 701 Political Ecclesiastical History of Byzantium TH. KORRES

HBY 702 Economic and Social History of Byzantium P. KATSONI

HBY 706

Imperial Ideology, Administration and Institutions of Byzantium

A. GOUTZIOUKOSTAS

Spring term


HBY 705 Research topics in Byzantine History P. KATSONI

HBY 707 Historical Geography of Byzantine World

G. LEVENIOTIS



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HSP 709 History and culture of south-Slav peoples

A. DELIKARI

3. Modern and Contemporary Greek and Global History Module Winter term


HMC 705 Topics in Contemporary Greek History. Political History and Foreign Policy

I. MOURELOS – I. MICHAILIDES

HMC 703 Topics in Modern History. Society, Economy, International Relations

A. SFIKAS – L. HASSIOTIS

Spring term


HMC701 Topics in Modern Greek History. Institutions, Society, Economy, Ideological Currents

I. MICHAILIDES – A. XANTHOPOULOU-KYRIAKOU

HMC704 Topics in Contemporary Greek History. Institutions, Society, Economy, Ideological Currents

E. MANTA

4. Balkan and Turkish History Module Winter term


HAT 703 Topics in Contemporary Balkan History. Politics, Economy, Society, InterBalkan Relations, the Policy of the Great Powers

S. SFETAS

HAT 705 Ottoman Society and Economy D. PAPASTAMATIOU

Spring term


HAT 701 Topics in Modern Balkan History. Ideological Currents, National Movements, Society and Economy

Η. SKOULIDAS

HAT 704 Institutions, Politics and Ideology of the Ottoman Empire

P. KOTZAGEORGIS

Β. ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY OF ART MODULE

1. Prehistoric Archaeology Module Winter term


APR 701 Archaeological Theory and Method I K. KOTSAKIS



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APR 703 Neolithic Culture I N. EFSTRATIOU

APR 705 Bronze Age Civilisation I S. TRIANTAPHYLLOU

Spring term


APR 702 Archaeological Theory and Method II S.- M. VALAMOTI

APR 704 Neolithic Culture II K. KOTSAKIS

APR 706 Bronze Age Civilisation II S. ANDREOU

2. Classical Archaeology Module Winter term


ACL 704 Roman period E. PAPAGIANNI

ACL 708 Life in Antiquity S. PINGIATOGLOU

ACL 709 Iconography and Iconology E. MANAKIDOU

Spring term


ACL 701 Geometric and Archaic Periods A. MOUSTAKA

ACL 707 Diachronic examination of archaeological monuments

B. SCHMIDT-DOUNA

ACL 712 Archaeological studies: a critical approach E. VOUTIRAS

3. Byzantine and Middle Byzantine Archaeology Module Winter term


ΑΒΥ 701 Themes in Byzantine Archaeology and Art M. PAISIDOU

ΑΒΥ 702 Material culture of the Byzantine Era I N. POULOU

ΑΒΥ 706 Iconography and decorative themes in Byzantine pictorial Arts I

A. SEMOGLOU

Spring term


ΑΒΥ 704 Spatial Organization and Use of Space in Byzantium I M. PAISIDOU

ΑΒΥ 705 Spatial Organization and Use of Space in Byzantium II N. POULOU

ΑΒΥ 707 Iconography and decorative themes in Byzantine pictorial Arts II

A. SEMOGLOU



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4. History of Art Module Winter term


HIA 701 Renaissance Art A. CHARALAMPIDIS

HIA 707 Issues of Contemporary Art M. PAPANIKOLAOU – I. ZARRA

HIA 705 19th Century Greek Art A. KOTIDIS

Spring term


HIA 704 Art from 1900 to World War II A. CHARALAMPIDIS

HIA708 Issues of Theory and History of Art M. PAPANIKOLAOU – I. ZARRA

HIA706 20th Century Greek Art A. KOTIDIS

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