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Before anyone else says it, I know that "École francaise d'Athènes" strictly speaking translates as "... of Athens" and not "... at Athens". However, the "at" version appears to be in more common use in English, including in the French School's own contribution to the 2005 Korka book and the 2007 re-edition. athinaios 02:12, 8 October 2007 (UTC)
