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The Bridget Riley Fellowship
Deadline: 22 March 2023
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The Sainsbury Scholarship
Deadline: 22 March 2023
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British Academy International Fellowship
Deadline: 28 March 2023
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Creative Wales–British School at Rome Fellowship
Deadline: 29 March 2023
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Meet our 2022–23 award-holders

Find out more about their research and practice

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Who We Are

For 100 years, world-class researchers and contemporary artists have been nurtured at the British School at Rome. We are the bridge between the intellectual and cultural heart of Rome and Italy, and creative and academic researchers from Britain and the Commonwealth.

Who We Are

For 100 years, world-class
researchers and contemporary
artists have been nurtured at the
British School at Rome. We are the
bridge between the intellectual and
cultural heart of Rome and Italy,
and creative and academic
researchers from Britain and the
Commonwealth.

What We Do

What We Do

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January - March 2023 Events

Supporting the BSR

January - March 2023 Events

Supporting the BSR

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Catriona Gallagher in conversation with Léna Lewis-King and Luca Peretti at Fondazione Giuliani
On 24 March, the British School at Rome presents the event “Catriona Gallagher in conversation with Léna Lewis-King and Luca Peretti: a dialogue and screening
Friday 24 March
18:30
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The Rome Transformed ‘Provocation’ Conference: Contesting Visualisations of the Eastern Caelian from the C1-C8 CE
Click here to register for online attendance for Day 1 Click here to register for online attendance for Day 2 Click here to see the
Thursday 23/03/2023 And Friday 24/03/2023
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City of Rome | Reconsidering the Villanovan phenomenon of pre-Roman Italy through an isotope-based perspective: the Fermo and Tarquinia case-study
During the early first millennium BCE, central Italy experienced geopolitical changes characterized by the nucleation of populations recognized as early forms of urbanization. Human groups
Thursday 6 April
18:00 - 19:30

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