Nicholas
Blackwell
Deborah
Brown
Clay
M. Cofer
Joelle
Collins
Andrea
Umberto De Giorgi
I am a sixth year graduate student from Torino, Italy. I received my BA at
the University of Torino, Italy, in 1997 and my MA at Bryn Mawr in 2001.
My dissertation project analyzes the socio-economic variables at work in
the territory of Roman Antioch at the time of the Pax Romana, relying on
the survey data assembled by the Amuq Valley Regional Project in the years
95-05. My other interests are ancient economy, social history of the Roman
Eastern provinces, the Greco-Roman city and finally Athenian politics in
415 BCE. I survey/excavate in affiliation with the following projects:
Eliese Dow
I received my BA in Classics from the University of Dallas.
Crystal
Fritz
I am a PhD candidate in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology. I
received my BA from Kalamazoo College in 2001 and my MA from Bryn Mawr
College in 2001. Past fieldwork includes projects at Tel Kedesh,
Israel and Berenike, Egypt. I am currently involved in excavations at
Muweilah, in the United Arab Emirates and at the Villa of Maxentius in
Rome. Research interests include: imperial Rome, ceramic studies,
issues of cultural exchange and interaction between Greece and Rome
and the Near East, the Iron Age in the Near East and the Archaeology
of Arabia. I am currently working on my PhD thesis (directed by Peter
Magee), which examines social and economic behaviors in Iron Age II SE
Arabia by looking at the use of ceramics in context and regional
patterns of exchange.
Marie
Goodwin
I am a seventh year graduate student
in the Department of Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology.
I received my B.A. in ancient Greek at Vassar College in 1989,
and my M.A. at Bryn Mawr in 1998. I am currently researching
and writing my dissertation on the Aegean Bronze Age Conception
and organization of time. While Aegean prehistory is my main
focus, I am also interested in the archaeology of Bronze and
Iron age Central and South Asia, Late Bronze Anatolia, archaeoastronomy,
the history and development of science in antiquity, the social
and political history of 5th century Greece, as well as how past
cultures viewed and utilized their own past. In addition to dissertation
research, I am pursuing a certificate in Historic Preservation
at the University of Pennsylvania part-time and plan to specialize
in archaeological site management. Currently I am a member of
the Kommos team in Crete, amd I have participated in the excavations
of Fistikli Hoyuk in SE Turkey, Mochlos on Crete, and the Athenian
Agora.
Andrea
Guzzetti
Valeriya
Kozlovskaya
Lisa
Mallen
I am a fourth year graduate student interested in Dark Age Greece and the origins of Greek religion. I received my B.A. in Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies, and in Anthropology from Penn State in 2000. I am currently studying at the American School of Classical Studies in Athens and in the process of obtaining my doctoral degree from Bryn Mawr College. My dissertation is concerned with notions of identity and trade in Dark Age Greece.
Catherine
Person
Megan
Risse
Evrydiki
Tasopoulou
Angela
Ziskowski
I am a second year graduate student.
I received my B.A. in the Classics at the University of Cincinnati
in 2002. I have a strong research interest in the issues
of Greek colonization in Sicily and South Italy.
