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May 23rd 2008, Dublin launch of the IIHSA publication, The Lure of Greece. John Dillon (IIHSA Director) with two of the volume editors, Christine Morris (left) and Christina Souyoudzoglou-Haywood.
More about The Lure of Greece
Patrick Comerford's blog on the event

John Luce, co-editor of The Lure of Greece, speaking at the book launch on
May 23rd 2008.

24th March 2008: IIHSA colloquium on New Research on Greek Caves (in collaboration with the Ephoreia for Palaeoanthropology and Speleology for Southern Greece).
More information: programme;
Athens News article: Living in the 'bowels of the earth'

Our first IIHSA tour for Irish teachers of Classical studies,
led by Dr Christine Morris and Conor Trainor.
The group at Epidauros, March 2008.

Priniatikos Pyrgos excavations 2007: Irish crew with project director, Dr Barry Molloy (far right). More about the Pyrgos project here

IIHSA 2007 mainland Greece student study tour,
led by Heinrich Hall and Jo Day, at the Pnyx in Athens
More information about IIHSA study tours here

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May 23rd 2008, Dublin launch of the IIHSA publication, The Lure of Greece. John Dillon (IIHSA Director) with two of the volume editors, Christine Morris (left) and Christina Souyoudzoglou-Haywood. More about The Lure of Greece Patrick Comerford's blog on the event	John Luce, co-editor of The Lure of Greece, speaking at the book launch on May 23rd 2008.
24th March 2008: IIHSA colloquium on New Research on Greek Caves (in collaboration with the Ephoreia for Palaeoanthropology and Speleology for Southern Greece). More information: programme; Athens News article: Living in the 'bowels of the earth'	Our first IIHSA tour for Irish teachers of Classical studies, led by Dr Christine Morris and Conor Trainor. The group at Epidauros, March 2008.
Priniatikos Pyrgos excavations 2007: Irish crew with project director, Dr Barry Molloy (far right). More about the Pyrgos project here	IIHSA 2007 mainland Greece student study tour, led by Heinrich Hall and Jo Day, at the Pnyx in Athens More information about IIHSA study tours here
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