Macedonia), Lefkandi (Euboia), Emborio and Kato Phana (Chios), Perachora (Corinthia), Mycenae (Argolid), Sparta (Laconia), Phylakopi (Melos), Keros (Cyclades), as well as in Crete at Knossos, Karphi, Praisos, Debla, Trapeza Cave, Atsipades Korakias, Psychro, Myrtos, Petsofas and Palaikastro. Women in the BSA Eugénie Sellers Strong was the first woman student to be admitted to the BSA in 1890, four years after its foundation. Agnes Conway was admitted to the British School at Athens under Director Alan Wace for the 1913-1914 session, along with her friend Evelyn Radford with whom she had attended Newnham College, Cambridge. The trip they took to the Balkans during the session was published in 1917 as A Ride Through the Balkans: On Classic Ground with a Camera. Agnes Conway married architect-archaeologist George Horsfield in 1932. There have been three female Directors of the BSA out of 24 in total. Rebecca Sweetman assumed the position in September 2022. Directors of the BSA † Died in office See also British School at Rome Notes References Further reading Helen Waterhouse, The British School at Athens: the First Hundred Years. London: British School at Athens, 1986. Helen Waterhouse and others, Ανασκαφές: A Celebration of the British School at Athens 1886–1986. London: Camberwell Press, n.d. (c.1988). Eleni Calligas and James Whitley, On Site: British Archaeologists in Greece. Athens: Motibo, 2005. Elena Korka (ed.), Foreign Archaeological Schools in Greece: 160 Years. Athens, Hellenic Ministry of Culture, 2005 (in Greek and English). pp. 52–63. Gill, D. W. J. 2011. Sifting the Soil of Greece: The Early Years of the British School at Athens (1886-1919). London: Institute of Classical Studies, University of London. External links Ambrosia - The BSA/ASCSA libraries' Union catalogue Bibliography from WorldCat British Academy British overseas research institutes Foreign Archaeological Institutes in Greece Classical educational institutes Greece–United Kingdom relations Libraries in Athens