Biography for Brady Kiesling can be found at: https://topostext.org/who-we-are
https://www.periegesis.org/index.htm and
https://independent.academia.edu/JohnBradyKiesling
Brady Kiesling is a former ancient historian/archaeologist from California (Swarthmore College, U.C. Berkeley, American School of Classical Studies, Athens) who returned to scholarship after a twenty-year detour working as a diplomat for the U.S. State Department in Israel, Morocco, Greece, and Armenia. He lives in Athens, Greece. He has written three books, Diplomacy Lessons: Realism for an Unloved Superpower (2006), Greek Urban Warriors: Resistance and Terrorism 1967-2014 (2014), Rediscovering Armenia (2003), and various articles. His happiest moments, however, are spent tramping over remote, thorn-covered hillsides or as an archaeological volunteer (Ancient Corinth 1980, Ancient Nemea 1981, Vorotan Armenia 2007, Aphrodisias 1982, Zagora 2014, Methone 2015). His current interests include ancient Greek religion and Greek topography.
Aikaterini Laskaridi Foundation
The Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundation, established as a non-profit making organization on April 24, 2007 by a Presidential Decree, continues the cultural activity of the late Aikaterini Laskaridis, initiated some fifty years ago in Neo Faliro and continuing to this day.
The Scope of the Foundation is to promote Greek arts and letters as well as maritime tradition and history. As an active and lively cultural – educational organization, it organizes and performs every year a large number of cultural and educational programmes. Target audiences include the general public, and especially students and the teacher and university professor communities; our educational programs involve more than 20,000 children each year.
In addition to a 30.000 book lending library, the Foundation boasts a Historical Library with some 350.000 titles, including large numbers of incunabula and ancient texts.
Moreover, the Foundation organizes and conducts every year a series of events, lectures, meetings and conferences in many fields of letters and culture in general, presented by distinguished members of the Academic and University communities in Greece and abroad. The Board of Directors, chaired by Panos Laskaridis, is composed of members of the Laskaridis family; the Foundation is run by its vice president Katerina Laskaridis. The Scientific Advisory Committee of scholars and teachers is chaired by Dr. Athanasios Fokas, member of the Academy of Athens and Professor at the University of Cambridge.
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The Ancient Greek Gods was more interesting than the biblical God.