Graduate Students

Aegean prehistory; mortuary archaeology; identity, ethnicity, and material culture; state formation and social structure; administration; writing and literacy; cultural heritage

Roman household archaeology; the production and use of crafts and textiles in the ancient world; 3D reconstruction and digital humanities projects.

Aegean prehistory; trade and communication in the ancient Mediterranean basin; technology and innovation in prehistory; prehistoric writing systems; Greek archaeology and religion; digital humanities; public outreach.

Latin poetry and its reception

Bioarchaeology; Aegean prehistory; mortuary archaeology; identity and embodiment

early Roman poetry, fragmentation and literary fragments, Greek and Roman New Comedy, reception, intertextuality, language pedagogy, online teaching methodology.

Greek literature and philosophy; history of classical scholarship

Interdisciplinary approaches utilizing material culture and literature; Enslaved people and Identity; Labor; Social History

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conventions of lyric poetry; spatiality and temporality in Latin literature; untimeliness; the somatic experience of reading

Early Iron Age Greek Archaeology, Greek Colonization, Mobility, Trade, Pottery Studies, AutoCAD/GIS and Spatial Analysis

Ptolemaic Egypt and the Red Sea; Elephants and elephant culture in the ancient Mediterranean; Hellenistic economies, especially financial systems and long-distance trade; Ancient slavery and labor history. Recently, Paleoclimatology and impact of climate on ancient societies.

Epigraphy, papyrology, and numismatics.

Latin literature, Greek and Roman theater, Apuleius and the Ancient Novel;

Critical theory (psychoanalysis, Frankfurt School, queer theory, deconstruction)