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View Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE JEREMY BENTHAM RUTTER Home Address: 47 Eagle Ridge, Lebanon, New Hampshire 03766-1900 (tel. 603-448-1650) Education Phillips Exeter Academy 1959-1963 Haverford College 1963-1967 B.A. in Classics University of Pennsylvania 1967-1969, Ph.D. in Classical Archaeology 1971-1974 Born: 23 June 1946 Boston, Massachusetts Married: 31 January 1970 Sarah Herndon Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Children: Benjamin born 14 August, 1975 Wilmington, Delaware Nicholas born 23 June, 1979 Lebanon, New Hampshire Military Service: United States Army September 1969 to July 1971 Teaching Experience University of California at Los Angeles 1975-1976 Department of Classics (Visiting Assistant Professor) Dartmouth College 1976-2012 Department of Classics (Assistant Professor, 1976-1981; Associate Professor, 1981-1987; Professor, 1987-2012, emeritus 2012-present; Chairman 1992-1998, 2003-2006; Sherman Fairchild Professor of the Humanities, 2001-2010, emeritus 2010-present) Doctoral Dissertation "The Late Helladic IIIB and IIIC Periods at Korakou and Gonia in the Corinthia" Academic Awards Phi Beta Kappa (1967) Haverford College B.A. with Honors in Classics (1967) Haverford College Woodrow Wilson Fellowship (1967-68) Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Committee NDEA Title IV Fellowship (1968-69, 1971-73) University of Pennsylvania Olivia James Travelling Fellowship (1974-75) Archaeological Institute of America NEH Summer Stipend (1977) National Endowment for the Humanities NEH Research Grant (1979-81) National Endowment for the Humanities ACLS Travel Grant (1982) American Council of Learned Societies Senior Faculty Grant (1985-86, 1991-2, 2001-2) Dartmouth College INSTAP Research Grant (1989-90) Institute for Aegean Prehistory Honorary M.A. Degree (1993) Dartmouth College Computer Venture Fund Grant (1998-99) Dartmouth College Sherman Fairchild Professorship in the Humanities (2001-2010), Dartmouth College Emeritus (2010-present) Research Fellow, Institute of Advanced Studies, HUJI, Jerusalem (2008-9) Hebrew University of Jerusalem Dean of the Faculty Award for Outstanding Mentoring and Advising (2009) Dartmouth College Elizabeth Howland Hand – Otis Norton Pierce Award (2012) Dartmouth College AIA Gold Medal for Archaeological Achievement (2013) Archaeological Institute of America Honorary Doctorate (2017) University of Uppsala, Sweden Excavation Experience Meckenheim, West Germany summer 1966 apprentice excavator Lacco Ameno (Ischia), Italy summers, 1968-69 cataloguer; trench supervisor Nauplion (Argolis), Greece summer 1972 ceramic analyst Ayios Stephanos (Laconia), Greece summers, 1973-74 trench supervisor and 1977 Corinth (Corinthia), Greece spring 1974; summer trench supervisor 1975 Argos (Argolis), Greece summer 1978; fall ceramic analyst and winter 1980-81 Mavromati (Boeotia), Greece summer 1981 ceramic analyst Nemea (Corinthia), Greece summers, 1984-86, ceramic analyst 1988-89, 2010-11 Kommos (Crete), Greece summers, 1991-2003, 2005 ceramic analyst Mitrou (Lokris), Greece summer, 2004-2009 ceramic analyst Aigeira (Achaïa), Greece falls, 2012-present ceramic analyst PUBLICATIONS: MONOGRAPHS AND BOOK-LENGTH CONTRIBUTIONS TO MULTI-AUTHORED VOLUMES 1. with S. Rutter, The Transition to Mycenaean. A Stratified Middle Helladic to Late Helladic IIA Pottery Sequence from Ayios Stephanos in Lakonia (Monumenta Archeologica 4) (Los Angeles 1976). [reviewed: J. N. Coldstream, AJA 83(1979) 354- 355; O. T. P. K. Dickinson, JHS 99(1979) 199-200; G. Graziadio, SMEA 21(1980) 394-397; A. Kanta, Bulletin of the Institute of Archaeology, University of London 19(1982); S. Hiller, Anzeiger für die Altertumswissenschaft 36(1983) 223- 226] 2. Ceramic Change in the Aegean Early Bronze Age. The Kastri-Group, Lefkandi I, and Lerna IV: A Theory Concerning the Origin of Early Helladic III Ceramics (UCLA Institute of Archaeology, Occasional Paper 5) (Los Angeles 1979). 3. Lerna. A Preclassical Site in the Argolid III: The Pottery of Lerna IV (Princeton 1995). [reviewed: J. Maran, American Journal of Archaeology 101(1997) 409-411; A Schachner, Acta Praehistorica et Archaeologica 29(1997) 160-162; J. Driessen, L'Antiquité Classique 46(1997) 648-649; J. Forsén, Opuscula Atheniensia 24(1999) 128-129; E. Moignard, Classical Review 49(1999) 301-302; T. V. Blavatskaya, Rossiyskaya Arkheologiya (2000:2) 220-224; K. Lewartowski, Archeologia Warsawa 50(1999) 97-98; D. Pullen, Archaeological News 23[1998-2000] (2001) 69-70] 4. “Chapt. 3.1 Introduction”, “Chapt. 3.3. Neopalatial and Later Minoan Pottery”, “Chapt. 3.4. Ceramic Imports at Kommos”, and “Chapt. 5.1. Ceramic Evidence for External Contact: Neopalatial and Postpalatial,” in J. W. and M. C. Shaw (eds.), Kommos V: The Monumental Buildings at Kommos (Princeton 2006) 261-264, 377-630, 646-688, 695-715, 859-863, and 1115-1187; also ca. 230 pages of tables permanently archived at https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/handle/1807/4774 [T-Space at the University of Toronto Libraries: Item 1807/4774]. [reviewed: O. Dickinson, Antiquity 80(2006) 1013-1014; P.D. Scotton, BMCR (Feb. 2007) at http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/bmcr/2007/2007-02-50.html]; C. Palyvou, AJA 112:4(2008) at http://www.ajaonline.org] 5. House X at Kommos: A Minoan Mansion near the Sea. Part 2: The Pottery (Philadelphia 2017). EDITED VOLUMES 1. A. Cohen and J. B. Rutter (eds.), Constructions of Childhood in Ancient Greece and Italy [Hesperia Supplement 41] (Princeton 2007). [reviewed: V. Dasen, Topoi 16:2(2009) 437-443] HONORARY VOLUMES 1. W. Gauss, M. Lindblom, R. A. K. Smith, and J. C. Wright (eds.), Our Cups Are Full: Pottery and Society in the Aegean Bronze Age: Papers Presented to Jeremy B. Rutter on the Occasion of His 65th Birthday (Oxford 2011). [reviewed: J. Hass- Lebegyev, BMCR 2013.02-41; D. Nakassis, AJA (April 2013); M. M. Eisman, Ancient World 44.2(2013) 208-211]. 2. P. Christesen (ed.), Digging Deep: Student Reminiscences Presented to Jeremy Rutter on the Occasion of His Retirement, June 2012 (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; November 5, 2012; ISBN 978-1480258419). ELECTRONIC MEDIA PUBLICATIONS 1. The Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean [http://www.dartmouth.edu/~prehistory/aegean/] [Initially posted on the Web in 1996 at http://devlab.dartmouth.edu/history/bronze_age/, but constantly being updated and added to, most recently in Winter 2004. The most recent additions are posted on the “projects” server only.] A series of notes designed to accompany 29 topically oriented lectures, each accompanied by full bibliographies sorted by subcategories of subject matter; ca. 525 scanned slides, mostly outdoor views of archaeological sites and architecture but also including some artifact photographs; search engine provides capability to locate sites, artifactual and architectural types, specific publications (by either author or title) in either the notes, the bibliographies, or the scanned slides, or in all three at once]. 2. Classics Panos: Panoramas from Greece and Turkey [http://www.dartmouth.edu/~cpano/] Designed and initially uploaded in the Fall term of 1999, this site is designed to feature Quicktime VR panoramas of archaeological sites in Greece and western Turkey that are on the itinerary of Dartmouth’s Greek Foreign Study Program. 2 The panoramas currently posted at this site were photographed in the Spring of 1999; the historical and archaeological copy on the site, as well as the collections of links to other Internet resources are, the work of Dartmouth undergraduates, both Presidential Scholars and part-time employees of Curricular Computing. As part of the coursework for Greek and Roman Studies 22 in 2001W, the range of Quicktime VR panoramas accompanied by archaeological and historical texts at this site will be supplemented with panoramas posted on Bruce Hartzler’s METIS site at http://www.stoa.org/~hartzler/. ONLINE LECTURES 1. “Tsoungizan Surprises: The Introduction of an Aegean Lifestyle to an Inland Corinthian Village during the Shaft Grave Era” [8 March, 2013: American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Open Meeting] https://vimeo.com/61367301 2. “Partying in Prehistory: Social Drinking Behaviors in the Bronze Age Aegean” [25 January, 2017: Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden] http://uu.diva- portal.org/smash/record.jsf?dswid=6666&pid=diva2%3A1071026&c=5&searchType=SIMPLE&language=sv&query=Jeremy%2BRu tter&af=%5B%5D&aq=%5B%5B%5D%5D&aq2=%5B%5B%5D%5D&aqe=%5B%5D&noOfRows=50&sortOrder=author_sort_asc &onlyFullText=false&sf=all ARTICLES 1. "A Further Note on the Structure of Catullus 17," Classical World 60(1967) 269-270. 2. "The Three Phases of the Taurobolium," Phoenix 22(1968) 226-249. 3. with S. Diamant, "Horned Objects in Anatolia and the Near East and Possible Connexions with the Minoan 'Horns of Consecration'," Anatolian Studies 19(1969) 147-177. 4. "Ceramic Evidence for Northern Intruders in Southern Greece at the Beginning of the Late Helladic IIIC Period," American Journal of Archaeology 79(1975) 17-32. 5. "Evidence for a Mycenaean Tomb of the Late Helladic IIA Period in the Athenian Agora," Hesperia 44(1975) 375-378. 6. "'Non-Mycenaean' Pottery: A Reply to Gisela Walberg," American Journal of Archaeology 80(1976) 187-188. 7. with E. French, "The Handmade Burnished Ware of the Late Helladic IIIC Period: Its Modern Historical Context," American Journal of Archaeology 81(1977) 111-112. 8. "Late Helladic IIIC Pottery and Some Historical Implications," Symposium on the Dark Ages in Greece (New York 1977) 1- 20. 9. with R. E. Jones, "Resident Minoan Potters on the Greek Mainland? Pottery Composition Analyses from Ayios Stephanos,"
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