On Being Conquered in Byzantium: a two-day symposium led by Adam J. Goldwyn (North Dakota State University). For more information, including registration link, please visit the Dumbarton Oaks website here. Read more about Dumbarton Oaks Byzantine Studies Symposium

Harvard's Islamic Collection in and beyond Cambridge: an introduction to rare music from the Islamicate World in the Loeb Music Library, the Islamic world in the collections of I Tatti and the Berenson Library, and the Byzantine and Islamic collections of the Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection. Presentations by Joseph Kinzer (Loeb Music Library), Michael Rocke (Biblioteca Berenson), Spyros Koulouris (Villa i Tatti), Giovanni Pagliarulo (Biblioteca Berenson), Joshua Robinson (Dumbarton Oaks), and Stephanie Caruso (Dumbarton Oaks), Betsy Dospel Williams (Dumbarton Oaks),... Read more about Alwaleed Bin Talal Islamic Studies Workshops

Michael McCormick (Harvard University), From the Fall of Rome to Byzantium: New Light from DNA, Ice Cores, and Harvard’s Science of the Human Past. Read more about Dumbarton Oaks Byzantine Studies Lecture

Processions: Urban Ritual in Byzantium and Neighboring Lands, the 2019 Dumbarton Oaks Byzantine Studies Symposium. A complete program and registration information can be found here. Read more about Dumbarton Oaks Byzantine Studies Symposium

Mark Pawlowski (Junior Fellow, Dumbarton Oaks), Housing and the Use of Space in a Byzantine Village. Co-sponsored by the Dumbarton Oaks Byzantine Studies Program, the Committee on Medieval Studies, the Committee on Archeology, and the Department of History.

Ioli Kalavrezou (Harvard University), Mary, a Multivalent Figure and the Mother of All.