Graduate Students

Ancient performances via literary and epigraphical sources

Ancient legal history; migration, citizenship and identity; cosmopolitanism; political philosophy; Plato, Xenophon and Cyrenaics.

literary form, metapoetics, psychoanalysis, critical theory

travel narratives; imperial historiography; narratology; epigraphic verse; ancient urbanism; historical cartography (Renaissance, Age of Exploration, East Asian manuscript/woodblock print)

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

Greek language and literature, especially archaic poetry and Herodotus; phenomenology and ritualization; psychoanalysis.

Roman household archaeology; the production and use of crafts and textiles in the ancient world; 3D reconstruction and digital humanities projects. Dissertation is on the domestic assemblage from the Villa della Pisanella.

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.

Bioarchaeology; Aegean prehistory; mortuary archaeology; identity and embodiment

Enslaved people and Identity; Interdisciplinary approaches utilizing material culture and literature; Labor; Social History; Domestic Archaeology; Security; Pompeii

conventions of lyric poetry; Augustan literature; narratology; speech representation

Greek and Roman tragedy; race, gender, and sexuality in drama and epic; ancient performance; choral bodies; materiality

Aegean prehistory; environmental archaeology; ceramic analysis; linear B; GIS

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

My focus is on Ptolemaic Egypt and, more specifically, the development of Red Sea trade in the Hellenistic period. This principally involves the study of Hellenistic economies, especially their financial systems and mechanisms of long-distance trade, through papyrology, epigraphy, and numismatics. I am also interested in the role of climate and climate change on the development of Red Sea trade and Hellenistic economies more broadly.

Literary Eco-Criticism; Hellenistic Poetry; Post-Humanist Philosophy; Critical University Studies; History of Classics; Lucian

Greek and Roman drama, epic, and Apuleius; critical theory (psychoanalysis, Frankfurt school, queer theory)