RESEARCH · FIELDWORK
Fieldwork
ANDlab participates in systematic field research programmes that combine archaeological investigation, documentation, mapping, and the study of cultural landscapes. These activities are developed in collaboration with universities, archaeological services, and research institutions, and provide contexts for the application of contemporary methods, training, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

EXCAVATION · MAPPING
Acropolis of Amphipolis
Since 2019, systematic research has been conducted on the Acropolis of Amphipolis, in the area where the centre of the ancient and Byzantine city developed. The project focuses on investigating the pre-Byzantine phases of the Acropolis through excavation, systematic documentation, and mapping of the archaeological remains preserved across the extensive archaeological site.
Location: Amphipolis · Serres
ANDlab research: Dimitris Damaskos · Markos Katsianis
Κύριοι άξονες: Ανασκαφή · Ψηφιακή τεκμηρίωση · GIS · Χαρτογράφηση · 3D
CULTURAL LANDSCAPE · FIELD SCHOOL · ANNUALACTIVITY
Parrhasian Heritage Park
The Parrhasian Heritage Park Summer School takes place every summer in the Mount Lykaion region and connects field research with training in the protection, management, and interpretation of cultural landscapes. A central aim of the programme is to contribute to the planning and development of the Parrhasian Heritage Park, the first initiative to establish a cultural heritage park in Greece. Its educational and research activities combine mapping, landscape documentation, cultural heritage study, park planning, public archaeology, and collaboration with local communities.
Location: Mount Lykaion · Peloponnese
ANDlab participation: Nota Pantzou
Main areas: Field research · Education · Protection · Interpretation · Cultural landscapes
Partner institutions: Parrhasian Heritage Foundation · University of Arizona · Ephorate of Antiquities of Arcadia · American School of Classical Studies at Athens · Under the auspices of the Department of History – Archaeology, University of Patras



