The Antigonid Network

The Antigonid Network

Seminars, Events, and Recordings

Seminar Programme for 2024/25:

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  1. Tuesday 15th October 2024, 5 pm (UK) – Felipe Soza, ‘From Empire to Kingdom: Reconceiving the Antigonid State after Cynoscephalae’.  Recording of Felipe Soza
  2. Tuesday 10th December 2024, 5 pm (UK) – Sophia Kremydi, ‘Why produce autonomous coinages under the Antigonid Kingdom?’ Recording of Sophia Kremydi
  3. Wednesday 22nd January 2025, 5 pm (UK) – Graham Wrightson on his book, The Third Macedonian War and the Battle of Pydna: Perseus’ Neglect of Combined-arms Tactics and the Real Reasons for the Roman Victory (2023)  Recording of Graham Wrightson
  4. Tuesday 25th February 2025, 5 pm (UK) – HYBDRID seminar (Southampton and online), Maria Stamatopoulou ‘Demetrias and its painted tombstones: self-representation in an Antigonid port city’
  5. Tuesday 11th March 2025, 5 pm (UK) – Kalliopi Chatzinikolaou, ‘Ancestral Macedonian Cults through the Minting of the Antigonids and their Predecessors: Possibilities of a Combination with the Cult of the Hero Horseman’ 
  6. Tuesday 8th April 2025, full-day (UK) – HYBRID workshop (University of Exeter and online), “Ancient Medicine in Macedonia and Northern Greece: New Approaches to the Classical and Hellenistic Periods”. A joint event between the Antigonid Network and Rebecca Flemming (Exeter).
  7. Tuesday 20th May 2025, 5 pm (UK)Session for PhD candidates researching Antigonid-related projects.  
  8. Tuesday 17th June, 2-5 pm (UK)Roundtable: “Past, Present, and Future Research on the Antigonids”. Details tbc.

 

Past Seminars & Recordings

2023/24:

2022/23:

2021/22:

2020/2021:

Other Past Events:

  • Day-School: Kings, Queens and Cities. An informal day-school with Sheila Ager. 30th April 2019. The University of Exeter.
  • Conference: Macedonia After Alexander: the Antigonids and their Kingdom, 8th June 2018. The University of Exeter.
  • Day-School: Dynastica Hellenistica. An informal day-school with Pat Wheatley. 17th November 2017. The University of Exeter.