"Ancient Ceramic Technology from theory to practice". March 2005 and May 2004. A 4-day seminar on ancient ceramic technology organized in collaboration with the Department of Archaeology, University of Athens, (Prof. E. Bournia and N. Kourou), involving both theoretical and practical training. In the second part that took place at THETIS's workshop, the students had the opportunity to work with clay, decorate unfired artefacts with clay slips and experiment with the potter's wheel. The objects produced formed part of the exhibition at the University Museum.

"Play with ancient toys". December 18, 2004. Educational Christmas party for two age groups of children organised at THETIS' workshop. The younger children (3-5y old) had the chance to play with reproductions of ancient ceramic toys (spinning tops, dolls, buzzers, marbles etc) and participated in a theatrical play. Older children (6-11y) experimented with the potter's wheel and made their own artefacts. Funded partially by the CERAMED project.

"Archaic and classical vases". December 12, 2004. A 4 hours course for 18 US, Spanish and Greek post- graduate students in Archaeology at THETIS' workshop. The young archaeologists and their Professors had the opportunity to work with clay, decorate unfired artefacts with clay slips and experiment with the potter's wheel. A week later they had an "ancient" greek ceramic souvenir form Athens. Funded by the CERAMED project.

"Clay-Play over time". December 2003-May 2004. A (10) session educational activity organised at the Varvakion Gymnasio in collaboration with the school teacher Mrs Maria Beloyanni (archaeologist, PhD) as part of an experimental interdisciplinary course under the title ''Pilopaixnidizontas ston chrono''.
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"Cypriot pottery for kids". May 30-June 1 & Nov 1-2 2003. A two-day educational programme in collaboration with the Pierides Museum (Dr. Sophia Antoniades, curator of the Museum), at the Athinais Center.