American School of Classical Studies at Athens

Bringing Greece's Past to Life Since 1881 The American School of Classical Studies at Athens embarks on a groundbreaking initiative to preserve and share its invaluable academic and archaeological heritage by implementing a cutting-edge digital archival system. This project focuses on meticulously organizing and digitizing the School’s extensive collections, including rare manuscripts, excavation records, and cultural artifacts, ensuring their protection and accessibility for future generations. Through this endeavor, the School aims to elevate its role as a global leader in classical studies and archaeology while fostering a deeper connection with the academic and public communities. Central to this initiative is the creation of an advanced online platform, designed to provide unparalleled access to the School’s rich resources. This digital portal will host high-quality images, comprehensive metadata, and detailed scholarly annotations for artifacts, documents, and excavation findings. Researchers, educators, and enthusiasts worldwide will gain the ability to virtually explore these collections, deepening their understanding of classical antiquity. By bridging the gap between physical archives and digital accessibility, the project aspires to revolutionize the dissemination of knowledge, promoting collaborative research and inspiring a new generation of scholars and history enthusiasts. This transformative effort underscores the American School’s commitment to leveraging technology to honor its legacy and illuminate the past for audiences across the globe.