Research
Advancing Knowledge in Classical Studies & Heritage
Our research centers are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of knowledge in classical studies and heritage preservation. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and innovative methodologies, we contribute to the global understanding of ancient civilizations and cultural heritage.
Research Areas
Classical Archaeology
Excavation and analysis of ancient sites, artifacts, and architectural remains from Greek and Roman civilizations.
Ancient Literature
Study and interpretation of classical texts, poetry, and philosophical works from antiquity.
Heritage Conservation
Development of innovative methods for preserving and restoring cultural heritage sites and artifacts.
Current Research Projects
Digital Reconstruction of Ancient York
Using advanced 3D modeling to recreate the Roman city of Eboracum
Classical Influence on Modern Architecture
Analyzing the impact of classical architectural principles on contemporary design
Conservation of Ancient Manuscripts
Developing new techniques for preserving and digitizing fragile historical documents
Recent Publications
Journal of Classical Studies
"New Perspectives on Roman Urban Planning" - Prof. James Wilson
2024Heritage Conservation Quarterly
"Innovative Approaches to Archaeological Site Preservation" - Dr. Sarah Thompson
2023Classical Archaeology Review
"Recent Discoveries in York's Roman Quarter" - Dr. Michael Brown
2023Research Collaboration
We actively collaborate with leading institutions worldwide to advance research in classical studies and heritage preservation. Our partnerships include: