Hellenic Society for Near Eastern Studies
About Hellenic Society for Near Eastern Studies
The Hellenic Society for Near Eastern Studies (HSNES) was founded in 2000 at Athens, Greece by an independent group of individuals interested in the study of the history and civilisations of the east Mediterranean and western Asia. The idea was to organise a non-profit, apolitical society to promote the understanding of this culturally-rich part of the world.
HSNES was first established in 2001 as a registered charity under Greek law. In 2012 in was re-launched as a non-profit civic company (tax registration no. EL997592872) and non-governmental organisation based at 12 Charonda Street in Chalkida on Evia Island.
Our Projects
High Level Greek-Turkish Cooperation in Cardiac Surgery
The Greek Language in Jordan: Inscriptions Past and Present
An exhibition of ancient Greek inscriptions found in Jordan was
The Greek Studies Section of Jordan University (1998-2002)
Latest report (December 2002) In October 2002 the Greek Studies
International Conference on ‘The World of Herods and Nabataeans’
A unique international conference was held at the British Museum
Our News
High Level Greek-Turkish Cooperation in Cardiac Surgery
The Greek Language in Jordan: Inscriptions Past and Present
An exhibition of ancient Greek inscriptions found in Jordan was
The Greek Studies Section of Jordan University (1998-2002)
Latest report (December 2002) In October 2002 the Greek Studies
International Conference on ‘The World of Herods and Nabataeans’
A unique international conference was held at the British Museum
Tell Kufrein Survey and Excavation
Two initial seasons of archaeological work were conducted at Tell