Lilian Karali (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens), ‘Contribution of Archaeomalacological Research to Aegean Archaeology’, 25.11.2022
Frederick Whitling (European University Institute), ‘”Greek Genius in Roman Body” – Johannes Sundwall, ‘the Grand Old Man of Classical Research in Finland’ and ‘the Great Minoan Riddle”, 15.11.2021, SAIA
Anna Lucia D’Agata (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Roma), ‘Making Gender with Things: Gendered Identities and Material Culture in Late Minoan III Crete’, 25.11.2019
Mary E. Voyatzis (University of Arizona), ‘A Tale of Two Arcadian Sanctuaries: Comparing Zeus on Mt. Lykaion with Athena Alea at Tegea’, 4.12.2018
Sofia Voutsaki (University of Groningen), ‘The North Cemetery at Ayios Vasilios and the Transformation of Early Mycenaean Society’, 20.12.2017
Stephen Lambert (Cardiff University), ‘Demokrates the democrat?’, 24.11.2016
Olga Palagia (University of Athens), ‘The Sculpture from the sanctuary of Apollo Amyklaios in Sparta’, 5.11.2015
A. Bernard Knapp, ‘Bronze Age Trade in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean: The Case of Maritime Transport Containers’, 6.11.2014
Joseph Maran (University of Heidelberg), ‘Gods and Rulers in Mycenean Citadels: a Very Special Relationship’, 14.11.2013
Mark Janse (Ghent University), ‘The Cappadocians and their Languages, 1911 BC–AD 2011’, 15.11.2011
Cynthia W. Shelmerdine (University of Texas at Austin), ‘Mycenaean Scribes and Literacy’, 18.11.2010
Lorna Hardwick (Open University), ‘Ancient and Modern Societies in Dialogue: the Role of Greek Drama’, 19.11.2009
Robin Osborne (University of Cambridge), ‘How the Gauls Broke the Frame: A Hellenistic Revolution in Theology on the Athenian Acropolis’, 30.11.2007
Jack L. Davis (University of Cincinnati), ‘Remembering and Forgetting Nestor: Pylian Pasts Pluperfect?’, 8.11.2006