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Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies

Location:

Hugh Last & Donald Atkinson Funds

Pednelissos Kiln Survey 2009
Dura Eurpos 2010
Roman Kouphovouno
Sayadin Roman Farmhouse Team
Forum Games Project 2011
BSR 2012 Epigraphy course
GPR survey data collection in Piazza Santa Maria, Segni

Applications are considered for financial assistance towards the undertaking, completion or publication of work that relates to any of the general scholarly purposes of the Roman Society, i.e. to promote the study of the history, archaeology, literature and art of Italy and the Roman Empire, from the earliest times down to about A.D. 700. Grants usually range from £400 to £1,500. 

In addition, postgraduate students may apply for small grants for visits to conferences and other research expenses. Grants for the organisation of conferences, colloquia and symposia will be made only in exceptional circumstances, though grants may be made to enable conference organizers to offer student bursaries.

How to Apply

Applications should be made using the application form or from the Secretary of the Society (office@romansociety.org), and applicants may also include a letter in support of their application. Applicants should give a clear outline of the project and plans for publication (if relevant) and provide a detailed breakdown of the costs and any other financial assistance applied for.  

References

Applications should be supported by two references. Both references must arrive before the deadline of 15th January and applications lacking one or both references will not be considered. With the allowable exception of applications from postgraduate students, references must come from outside the applicant’s institution and not be connected with the project for which funding is sought. Applications from Institutions, Societies and Summer School need not be accompanied by references.

Deadline

Applications and references should be sent by 15 January in any year - to the Secretary, Dr F.K. Haarer, Roman Society, Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU, or by email: office(at)romansociety.org

2010 Project Reports

Please click on the links below for reports of projects funded:

Brading Roman Villa

BSR City of Rome course

Roman Kouphovouno

Sayadin Roman Farmhouse Project

British Epigraphy Society

Excavations at Hadrianopolis (Albania)

2011 Project Reports

Frances McIntosh

Shushma Malik

Fondation Hardt Reports: Louise Hodgson and Barney Taylor

British Epigraphy Society Practical Workshop

British Epigraphy Society Autumn Colloquium 

BSR City of Rome course report and programme

JACT Latin Summer School

London Summer School in Classics

KCL Summer School: Intensive Greek & Latin courses

Reading PG Latin Summer School

Matthijs Wibier - conference report

Francesco Trifilo - The Forum Romanum Games Project

Eóin O’Donoghue - Chiusine Bucchero Pesante from Poggio Civitate (Murlo)

2012 Project Reports

Fondation Hardt Reports: Sarah Brooks and Stevie Spiegl

BSR Postgraduate course in Epigraphy

Annual Meeting of Post-Graduates in Ancient Literature

Maureen Carroll - Investigating the Roman imperial estate at Vagnari (Puglia)

British Epigraphy Society Autumn Colloquium

British School at Rome - Segni fieldwork

Steve Willis - Inscribed lead tablet from the Roman Roadside Settlement at Nettleton/Rothwell, near Caistor, Lincolnshire

2013 Project Reports

Fondation Hardt Reports: Katie Low