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American School of Classical Studies

school, Athens, Greece
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The American School of Classical Studies at Athens is an institution dedicated to the study of classical antiquity. Founded in 1881, it is located in Athens, Greece, and serves as a center for research and education in classical scholarship. The school offers graduate-level programs and supports archaeological excavations and research projects in Greece and the surrounding regions. Its work contributes to a deeper understanding of ancient Greek history, language, art, and culture, with scholars from around the world utilizing its resources.12

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