CHANGE Team to take part in AnatoLinks: connections within and beyond Ancient Anatolia
Oxford , 4-5 December 2025
The Carian word mnoś, “child”, written retrograde. Memphis, sixth century BCE.
AnatoLinks: connections within and beyond Ancient Anatolia is a PhD / early career two-day conference which will explore many aspects of Ancient Anatolia with papers on linguistics, philology, history, epigraphy and archaeology.
Venues: Large Seminar Room, Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities, OX2 6GG, on Thursday, 4th December and at Ertegun House, 37 St Giles', Oxford, OX1 3LD on Friday the 5th of December 2025.
This conference has been organised in collaboration between the Ancient Anatolia Network, University of Oxford, the ERC project CAncAn: Communication in Ancient Anatolia (grant no. 101088363) – University of Venice, the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World– New York University, and the PhD School of History – University of Pavia.
You can find the conference programme here.
The Ancient Anatolia Network is part of a three year programme (2023-2026) funded by TORCH. Please find the website and useful digital resources here.
