Chrysanthos Kanellopoulos

Chrysanthos Kanellopoulos is an Associate Professor of Classical Archaeology at the Department of History and Archaeology, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. He has a D.Phil from the same university and collaborates internationally, including roles at the American Center of Oriental Research and fieldwork at sites like Lebadeia and Vouliagmeni.

• Ph.D. in Classical Archaeology (Athens)
• Co-Director, Temple of Zeus at Lebadeia
• Co-Director, Sanctuary of Apollo Zoster at Vouliagmeni

His research interests focus on Greek and Roman architecture, with a specialization in temple design, building technology, and digital recreations of ancient sites. His work often bridges archaeological fieldwork with theoretical analysis, emphasizing monumentality, proportional systems, and cross-cultural architectural influences from Alexandria to Crete.

Recent publications (2024) on Beidha explore Nabataean-to-Byzantine architectural transitions, while 2022-2021 works refine Doric temple metrology and Hadrianic urban projects. His 2019 Beidha and Athenian Pantheon papers highlight 3D modeling and marble provenance as key methodologies.

Current projects include supplement volumes on Cretan sanctuaries and excavation reports from Jordan. His collaborative approach involves institutions like ACOR, USAID, and Petra Park, with a focus on non-invasive documentation.