The Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society (Deltion) is an international peer-reviewed journal published annually by the Christian Archaeological Society (ChAE). As one of the most prominent journals in the field of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine art and archaeology, the Deltion has been publishing high standard studies on the aforementioned fields for more than hundred years. Faithful to this tradition, it focuses on original research articles on Early Christian, Byzantine and Post-Byzantine art and archaeology. Peer review, rigorous publication policies and procedures ensure the journal’s high quality.

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CALL FOR PAPERS DELTION OF THE CHRISTIAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (DChAE) 45 (2024)

2022-01-28

Deadline for submissions:Thursday, May 30, 2024

The Board of the Christian Archaeological Society (ΧΑΕ/ChAE) has decided to proceed with the preparation of volume 45 of the Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society [Δελτίον της Χριστιανικής Αρχαιολογικής Εταιρείας] (2025), in hopes that appropriate funding sources will be found for timely printing.

Greek and foreign archaeologists and historians of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine art and architecture (300-1830) are invited to contribute to the volume with original papers. In accordance with the editorial guidelines, each paper intended for publication will be submitted for approval by two anonymous reviewers designated by the Society’s Board.

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Current Issue


Deltion ChAE 43 (2022), Series 4

Published: 2023-07-15

ISSN 1105-5758. e-ISSN 2241-2190. The Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society has been indexed in Clarivate Analytics and in ERIH PLUS. Editors of Volume 43(2022): Klimis ASLANIDIS, Maria KAZANAKI-LAPPA, Ioanna BITHA, Georgios PALLIS, Vicky FOSKOLOU. Editing and Proofreading: Socratis POULIS. Art editing: Socratis POULIS. Cover design(2017): Sotiris PAPADIMAS.. Editing of English Texts: Nicholas MELVANI.  e-Publishing platform admin: Gerasimos CHRYSOVITSANOS. Secretarial Support: Sofia GIANNIOTI. Production: GRAPHIC ARTS, ANTONIS EVAG. BOULOUCOS & COM. S.A.  With the kind support of: AIGEAS NON PROFIT CIVIL COMPANY, PERICLES S. THEOCARIS FOUNDATION. 

Front Matter

(ΧΑΕ) ΧΡΙΣΤΙΑΝΙΚΗ ΑΡΧΑΙΟΛΟΓΙΚΗ ΕΤΑΙΡΕΙΑ

Contents

(ΧΑΕ) ΧΡΙΣΤΙΑΝΙΚΗ ΑΡΧΑΙΟΛΟΓΙΚΗ ΕΤΑΙΡΕΙΑ

Abbreviations

(ΧΑΕ) ΧΡΙΣΤΙΑΝΙΚΗ ΑΡΧΑΙΟΛΟΓΙΚΗ ΕΤΑΙΡΕΙΑ

Cyril A. Mango's publications (April 14, 1928 - February 8, 2021)

Ιωάννα ΜΠΙΘΑ (Ioanna BITHA)

Some observations and questions regarding early Byzantine architecture in Thessaloniki: The public building to the north of the Episcopal basilica

Κωνσταντίνος Θ. ΡΑΠΤΗΣ (Konstantinos T. RAPTIS), Ελευθερία ΦΑΝΤΙΔΟΥ (Eleftheria FANTIDOU)

Recent evidence about the church of Panagia Scripou in Boeotia

Sotiris VOYADJIS (Σωτήρης ΒΟΓΙΑΤΖΗΣ)

Byzantine fortifications and “magna et communis platea” in the medieval town of Rhodes

Κατερίνα ΜΑΝΟΥΣΟΥ-ΝΤΕΛΛΑ (Katerina MANOUSSOU-NTELLA)

Alexios and Angelos Apokafkos, Constantinopolitan painters in Crete, and the Valsamonero monastery. Documents from the State Archives in Venice (1399-1421)

Maria CONSTANTOUDAKI-KITROMILIDES (Μαρία ΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΟΥΔΑΚΗ-ΚΙΤΡΟΜΗΛΙΔΟΥ)

The Annunciation in a Palaiologan icon in the Kastro of Siphnos

Μυρτάλη ΑΧΕΙΜΑΣΤΟΥ-ΠΟΤΑΜΙΑΝΟΥ (Myrtali ACHEIMASTOU-POTAMIANOU)

Revisiting the epigrams in the church of Saint Peter, Kalyvia, Attica (1231/32)

Panayotis S. KATSAFADOS (Παναγιώτης Σ. ΚΑΤΣΑΦΑΔΟΣ), Demetra PETROU (Δήμητρα ΠΕΤΡΟΥ)

The scripts of the known Βyzantine painters of Crete. The case of Theodoros Daniel

Γεώργιος ΒΕΛΕΝΗΣ (Georgios VELENIS ), Θεοδώρα ΙΩΑΝΝΙΔΟΥ (Theodora IOANNIDOU), Νικολέτα ΤΡΟΥΠΚΟΥ (Nicoleta TROUPKOU)

The patriarchal monastery of Satyros in Bithynia. A Byzantine site in the Constantinopolitan hinterland: A first report on the glass finds

Anastassios Ch. ANTONARAS (Αναστάσιος Χ. ΑΝΤΩΝΑΡΑΣ), Alessandra RICCI

A middle Byzantine sword from Corinth

Demetrios ATHANASOULIS (Δημήτριος ΑΘΑΝΑΣΟΥΛΗΣ), Eleni MANOLESSOU (Ελένη ΜΑΝΩΛΕΣΣΟΥ)

Back Matter

(ΧΑΕ) ΧΡΙΣΤΙΑΝΙΚΗ ΑΡΧΑΙΟΛΟΓΙΚΗ ΕΤΑΙΡΕΙΑ


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