Can stones be made (artificially) intelligent? Understanding communities and people from patterns and similarities of architectural decoration in Roman Asia Minor

Demes, Farms, and Gods: Investigating the Classical Landscape of the Mesogeia

Doctoral project Marloes Deene

Doctoral project Nicolas Solonakis

Market buildings in Hellenistic Asia Minor

Doctoral project Adeline Hoffelinck

Doctoral project Lindsey Vandevoorde

Addressing the People in Theory and Practice: Assembly Politics in the Greek Cities of the Hellenistic and Roman Periods

A social network analysis of classical Athens (403-322 BC): a corroboration of the notion of the stateless polis?

Can stones be made (artificially) intelligent? Understanding communities and people from patterns and similarities of architectural decoration in Roman Asia Minor

Civic market buildings and their role in economic life in Hellenistic and Roman Asia Minor

Elites and the urban food supply in Roman Asia Minor: Intervention and generosity.

Euergetism in Late Antiquity

Plutarch’s Politicians and the People: Popular Politics in the 'Parallel Lives' and the Greek Cities of the Roman Empire

Social mobility in classical Athens

The tribuni plebis and the end of the Roman Republic

Provincial meetings in the Roman West. A study of the socio-economic impact of concilia on Gallia, Germania and Brittania (12B.C. - A.D. 284).

Towards an explanation for urban vitality in times of crisis. A study on the impact of economic integration and intra-regional migration on the urban character in Late Roman Africa.