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Apamea - Great Hunt Mosaic (Brussels Museum of Art and History)

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Dr Ine Jacobs awarded Knowledge Exchange Fellowship

Monday 23 November

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Judith McKenzie Student Essay Prizes

Thursday 19 November

Call for Papers: 23rd International Graduate Conference of the Oxford University Byzantine Society

Friday 6 November

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OCBR Annual Report 2019-20

Monday 12 October

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Michaelmas Term 2020-21 Booklet

Friday 9 October

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Dr Ine Jacobs appointed Director of Manar al-Athar

Thursday 24 September

Kenyon Medal

Professor Dame Averil Cameron awarded Kenyon Medal

Friday 7 August

Adele Curness awarded RHS Centenary Fellowship

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People and Power in Byzantium

Dr Mark Byford

With my History Doctorate, I became a .....

‘Excavating the Cradle of an Imperial Dynasty: The Material Culture and Prosopography of Byzantine Amorion’

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