The Western Argolid Regional Project (WARP) is an interdisciplinary archaeological research program under the aegis of the Canadian Institute in Greece (CIG) and the Hellenic Ministry of Culture that seeks to understand the nature of human activity in the western Argolid (southern Greece). Our field seasons took place in 2014-2016 and 2017, first with a… More About WARP now
The survey’s latest publication is a long (46-page), multi-authored (10 of them) article in Hesperia entitled “Landscape histories and terrestrial networks in the Peloponnese: Results from the Western Argolid Regional Project,” which analyzes the relationship between terrestrial routes and human activity in the western Argolid and beyond. The western Argolid, looking north from Mt. Bachriami… More New publication: “Landscape histories and terrestrial networks in the Peloponnese”
[Ed.: reposted from Bill’s blog; I added the image] Yesterday, I wrote about “Densities and Visibility” and “Hidden Landscapes” with regard to the data generated by the Western Argolid Regional Project. Today, I am going to write up four more aspects of our virtual study season in what should be the final installment of WARP related writing this summer.… More More on WARP Data (Part Two)
[DN: Reblogged from Bill’s blog] As readers of this blog know, my colleagues and I on the Western Argolid Regional Project have been working our way through the data that the project produced over its three main field seasons. This (virtual) study season focused on producing some reports that would start to describe the survey area in general… More More on WARP Data (Part One)
Due to the global pandemic, WARP is doing a virtual study season this year. My Facebook memories and Google photos are torturing me, and I’m jealous of all my friends who are doing fieldwork this year. In the meantime, our small team has been making good progress on WARP from our home bases in north… More The Late Bronze Age western Argolid in 2021
This year, bad as it was all around, was pretty good for the WARP team, who produced four publications: three journal articles and our field manual, which we published and archived on the Digital Archaeological Record (tDAR). In January, Grace Erny & Bill Caraher’s article “The Kingdom of Chelmis: Architecture, Material Culture, and the Modern… More 2020 in review, WARP edition
Because of the travel restrictions in place due to COVID-19, the WARP team has found itself with a lot more free time this summer than usual. Many of us are trying to use it as an opportunity to get some additional summer reading done. (I typically bring a lot of books to Greece with me,… More Summer reading, 2020
It’s become a kind of mini-tradition for me to post a picture of my first souvlaki of the summer to social media as a celebration of summer in Greece. Three years ago today, I posted this: For obvious reasons, I won’t be going to Greece this summer, for the first time since 1998. It depresses… More Adventures in souvlaki-ing: chapter one
Check out Grace Erny’s blog post about her experiences surveying in Greece on the Bays of East Attica Regional Survey (BEARS) website: http://bearsarchaeologicalproject.org/a-tale-of-two-surveys-from-the-western-argolid-to-eastern-attica/
[Ed: Reposted from the CIG blog] For the past few years, I’ve somehow convinced myself that this year things will be different: this year’s study season will be more relaxed, with more time for contemplation, afternoon swims, and evening drinks at trendy cafés in Nafplio. Instead, each year becomes busier and more hectic as we all realize… More Got no time, but we got Pateks HMTs: the Western Argolid Archaeological Survey, 2019