Byzantine Studies
The program in Byzantine Studies at Dumbarton Oaks supports scholarship on the civilization of the Byzantine Empire from the fourth to fifteenth centuries and its interactions with neighboring cultures. Since its establishment in 1940, the program has hosted a continuous series of residential fellows and academic events such as public lectures, symposia, and colloquia. An active publications program sponsors an annual journal, symposium proceedings, and occasional monographs. Staff and fellows have access to an incomparable research library, Image Collections & Fieldwork Archives, and the Byzantine Collection.
Scholarly Activities
- Scholarly Meetings
- Publications
- Fellowship Reports
- Project Grant Reports
- Greek Summer School
- Byzantine Numismatics and Sigillography Summer Program
Resources
- General Library Collections
- Image Collections & Fieldwork Archives
- Byzantine Photograph Collections
- Index of Christian Art
Online Resources
- Hagiography Database Project
- Translations of Byzantine Saints' Lives
- Dissertations in North America
- Graduate Programs in North America
- Bibliography on Women in Byzantium
