Kenyon Medal
The Kenyon Medal is awarded biennially in recognition of work in the fields of classical studies and archaeology.
The award was endowed by Sir Frederic Kenyon (1863–1952), elected a Fellow in 1903 and serving in turn as the Academy’s sixth President and second Secretary. The Medal was awarded for the first time in 1957.
Eligibility
Eligible nominations can be for any scholar whose work relates to classical studies and archaeology.
How to nominate
Nominations may only be made by Fellows of the British Academy. Nominations for 2019 have now closed.
Nominating body: Classical Antiquity and Aracheology Section
Previous Winners (2002 onwards)
2017 Dr Joyce Reynolds FBA
2015 Nigel Wilson FBA
2013 Professor Alan Cameron FBA
2011 Emeritus Professor David Peacock
2009 Dr James Adams FBA
2007 Professor Sir Geoffrey Lloyd FBA
2005 Professor Fergus Millar FBA
2003 Professor John Nicolas Coldstream FBA
2002 Dr Martin Litchfield West FBA
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