Rare Book Collection acquires Andreas Sennert’s seventeenth-century lexicographical studies
Visiting Scholar Racha Kirakosian examines the fabric of medieval mysticism
Paul Magdalino delivers public lecture in Byzantine Studies
Hartmut Troll traces the development of Germany’s first “English” gardener
Abbey Stockstill adds to web-based garden research tool
Nicolas Beaudry investigates a lived space of Byllis, Albania
John Zaleski investigates the Syriac ascetic tradition
Nathalie Miraval reflects on programming for second-graders and cultivating a sense of wonder
Gareth Doherty presents an ethnographic account of landscape in Bahrain
Dumbarton Oaks is pleased to announce the fellows and project grants for the upcoming academic year
Dumbarton Oaks launches online resource
Upcoming exhibit showcases the history of waterfronts in urban design
Margot Lystra talks urban design in 1960s San Francisco
Eduardo Neves delivers public lecture in Pre-Columbian Studies
Anna Leone revisits the excavation history of Dibsi Faraj
Mellon outreach activates teens’ humanistic imaginations
James N. Carder (April 2017)
Ryan Clasby revisits the Andean-Amazonian divide at Huayurco
Lane Baker on a century-old social media obsession
Ari Caramanica searches for agricultural traces in the Pampa de Mocan
Michail Kappas visualizes and preserves the Greek village of Kastania
Sara Carr Discusses the Topography of Wellness in American Urban Landscapes
Teaching Fellows’ Day Invites Undergraduates to Consider Byzantium Anew
The Dumbarton Oaks Archives Launches Online Ephemera Collection
