ANDREA U. DE GIORGI

Associate Professor Ÿ Department of Classics Ÿ Florida State University 324 Dodd Hall, Tallahassee FL, 32306-1510 Home (267) 242-8760, Office (850) 644-4259 [email protected] ______

INTERESTS:

Roman archaeology and visual culture; Rome’s eastern provinces and their social history; ancient colonization; environmental history

EMPLOYMENT:

Ÿ Associate Professor, Department of Classics, Florida State University (2018- present). Courtesy appointment, Italian Studies (2015- present) Ÿ Assistant Professor, Department of Classics, Florida State University (2012- 2017) Ÿ Assistant Professor, Department of Classics, Case Western Reserve University (2010-12) Ÿ Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Classics, Rutgers University (2009-10) Ÿ Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Classics, Case Western Reserve University (2007-09) Ÿ Research Associate, Department of Classics, Rutgers University (2006-07) Ÿ Instructor, Department of Classics, Bryn Mawr College (2003-2005) Ÿ Instructor, Department of Italian Studies, Bryn Mawr College (2001-2002)

EDUCATION:

Ÿ Bryn Mawr College, Ph.D. in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology, 2006 Ÿ Bryn Mawr College, M.A. in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology, 2001 Ÿ Università di Torino, Laurea in Filologia Classica, 1997

FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS, AND HONORS:

Ÿ William M. Calder III Fellowship, 2020 Ÿ AIA Ettinghausen Lectureship, 2020 Ÿ Alexander Von Humboldt Foundation Fellowship, 2019-2020 Ÿ Developing Scholar Award, FSU 2018-2019 Ÿ Provost’s Faculty Travel Grant, FSU, Fall 2017 Ÿ Dean’s Faculty Travel Award, FSU, Fall 2017 Ÿ Center for the Advancement of Teaching, Thank-a-Professor Program, FSU, Fall 2017 Ÿ DAAD Deutscher Akademischer Austauschiendst, Research Fellowship 2017 Ÿ FSU Nominee 2016-2017 Outstanding Graduate Faculty Mentor Award Ÿ AIA Kershaw Lectureship 2017-2018 Ÿ FSU Authors’ Day 2017 Ÿ Loeb Classical Library Foundation Fellowship 2015-2016 Ÿ Berliner Antike-Kolleg, Research Fellowship 2015 Ÿ Thyssen Scholar, Institut für Klassische Archäologie, Tübingen, 2014 Ÿ Baker Nord Center for the Humanities, Cleveland, 2011

1 Ÿ Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Post-doctoral Fellowship, Berlin, 2008 Ÿ Baker Nord Center for the Humanities, Cleveland 2007 Ÿ The Whiting Foundation, Dissertation Completion Grant, 2005-2006 Ÿ Dean’s Scholar, Bryn Mawr College Graduate Scool of Arts & Sciences 2005-2006 Ÿ Koç University, Istanbul, Junior Residential Fellowship (declined), 2005-2006 Ÿ AIA Dorot Foundation Graduate Student Travel Grant, 2005 Ÿ The Samuel H. Kress Foundation/ARIT, Pre-doctoral fellowship, 2004-2005 Ÿ Bryn Mawr College, Ella Riegel Grant, 2004-5 Ÿ Bryn Mawr College, Fanny Bullock Workman Traveling Fellowship, 2003-2004 Ÿ New York University, B. S. Ridgway Fellowship, 2002 Ÿ Bryn Mawr College, Fellowship for Excellence in Classics, 1999-2003

GRANTS:

Ÿ 2019 Equipment and Infrastructure Enhancement Grant (EIEG), FSU, for the Cosa Excavations Ÿ 2015Arts and Humanities Enhancement Grant (AHPEG), FSU, for the Cosa Excavations Ÿ 2013 FRLMG Grant, FSU, for a new Cosa library collection Ÿ 2013 Planning Grant, FSU, for the Cosa excavations Ÿ 2013 FYAP grant, FSU, for the preparation of the Cosa excavations Ÿ 2012 Fritz Thyssen Stiftung (Germany), for the Anazarbos publication Ÿ UCITE Learning Fellows Grant, CWRU, for the repatriation of the Cosa Collections, 2012 Ÿ 2011 Advance Opportunity Grant, CWRU, for the 2016 Antioch monograph Ÿ 2011 Nord Grant, CWRU, for the Isparta Archaeological Survey Ÿ 2010 Dean’s funds for CWRU’s Archaeology Program in Isparta Ÿ 2009 WLE grant for the Isparta Archaeological Survey, CRWU Ÿ 2008 CWRU research grant Ÿ 2003 Bryn Mawr College, Center for Visual Culture Research Grant Ÿ 2000 Bryn Mawr College, Grant for the “Archaeology of Roman Forts in Jordan and Syria Project”

BOOKS:

2019 A. U. De Giorgi and A. A. Eger. Antioch: a History. London and New York: Routledge (forthcoming in 2019). 2016 A. U. De Giorgi and R. T. Scott. Cosa, Orbetello. Archaeological Itineraries. Firenze: Pegaso. 2016 A. U. De Giorgi. Ancient Antioch: from the Seleucid Era to the Islamic Conquest. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Paperback Summer 2018. Reviews http://www.bmcreview.org/2016/12/20161234.html https://www.ajaonline.org/book-review/3501 Religious Studies Review 43. 2: 162-163 Journal of Roman Archaeology 30: 810-818 The Classical Review 68.1: 211-212 Plekos 21:207-222

2 EDITED BOOKS:

2019 A. U. De Giorgi. Cosa and the Colonial Landscape of Republican Italy (Third and Second Century BC). Proceedings of the Fall Langford Conference held in Tallahassee on Nov. 14th-15th 2014. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. In prep A. U. De Giorgi and R. Posamentir. Anazarbos. Planung und Wandel. Berlin: DAI.

ARTICLES AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDITED VOLUMES:

In prep A. U. De Giorgi, “Ebb & Flow of Settlement at Cosa.“ In. F. Colivicchi and M. McCallum (eds.), Diverging Trajectories. Urbanism and the Roman Conquest of Italy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Under Review A. U. De Giorgi, C. Cha, R. Posamentir, R. T. Scott “Cosa: the Ecology of a Latin Colony,“ in C. Megale et al. (eds.), Mediterraneo Toscano. Paesaggi dell'Etruria romana, atti del convegno, Civitella Paganico, 29-30 giugno 2018. Siena. Under Review A. U. De Giorgi, R. T. Scott, A. Glennie, and A. Smith “Cosa 70 Years of Excavations and New Directions,” in M. Milletti et al. (edd.) Notizie dei Cavi e degli Scavi. Archeologia SABAP-SI 2018, atti del convegno, Siena, Palazzo Patrizi, 14 luglio 2018. Siena. Under Review A. U. De Giorgi, “Antioch on the Orontes. The Urban Image,” in R. Raja (ed.) The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Syria and the Near East (4th century BCE- 8th Century CE). Oxford. Under Review A. U. De Giorgi, “Theory, Methods, Practice, and Everything in Between. Archaeology Discourses on the Other Side of the Pond,” in S. Krmnicek and D. Maschek (eds.), Alte Steine, neue Wege. Neue metodische Positionen zur Römischen Archäologie. Oxford. Under Review A. U. De Giorgi and R. Posamentir, “The History/The Urban Survey,” in A. U. De Giorgi and R. Posamentir (eds.), Anazarbos. Planung und Wandel. DAI. 2019 A. U. De Giorgi, “Le terme di Cosa,” in M. Medri (ed.) Le Terme Pubbliche nell’Italia Romana (II.a.c.- fine IVd.c.). Roma: Unitre 2019 A. U. De Giorgi, “Til Death Do Us Part. Commemoration, Civic Pride, and Seriality in the Funerary Stelai of Antioch on the Orontes,” in M. Blömer and R. Raja (eds.) Funerary Portraits in Greater Roman Syria. Turnhout: Brepols, 27-43. 2019 A. U. De Giorgi, “The Colonial Landscape of the Middle Republic. The State of the Question.“ In A. U. De Giorgi. The Colonies of the Middle Republic. Proceedings of the Fall Langford Conference held in Tallahassee on Nov. 14th-15th 2014. Ann Arbor, 1-20. 2018 A. U. De Giorgi, “Sustainable Practices? a Story from Roman Cosa (Central Italy).” Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology, 31.1: 3-26. 2018 A. U. De Giorgi, “Migration in Late Antiquity: Stories from Syria,” in J. Yoo and A. Zerbini (eds.), Migration, Diaspora and Identity in the Near East from Antiquity to the Middle Ages. London, 70-86. 2016 A. U. De Giorgi, “Antioch on the Orontes 2.0. New Stories from an Ancient City.” The Ancient Near East Today 4. 12. http://asorblog.org/antioch-orontes-ancient-city/ 2016 A. U. De Giorgi, “Cosa, lo scavo della stagione 2015.“ Notiziario Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici della Toscana. 11: 521-526. 2015 A. U. De Giorgi, “The Princeton Excavations in Antakya, 1932-1940,” JRA 28, 873- 876.

3 2015 A. U. De Giorgi, “Domestic Architecture in Roman Syria.” In C. Hope and A. Di Castro (eds.), Housing and Habitat in Antiquity, Proceedings of the International Conference held at Monash Summer Center, Babesch Suppl. 26, 253-262. 2014 A. U. De Giorgi et al., “The Cosa Excavations: Season 2013,“ Orizzonti 16, 11-22. 2014 A. U. De Giorgi, “Scavi a Cosa: il complesso termale.“ Notiziario Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici della Toscana 9, 529-532. 2014 A. U. De Giorgi and G. Brands, “Antioch during Late Antiquity,” in L. Rutgers, O. Brant, and J. Magness (eds.) The Cambridge Archaeology of Late Antiquity, Cambridge. Under review. 2014 A. U. De Giorgi, “Between continuity and change: Northern Pisidia through Classical and Late Antiquity,” in IstMitt, 64, 55-71. 2013 A. U. De Giorgi, “Antioch on the Orontes,” in L. M. White (ed.) The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Bible and Archaeology, Oxford, 28-36. 2012 A. U. De Giorgi et al., “Isparta Arkeolojik Surveyi 2010 Yılı Çalışmaları: Konane (Conana).” Araştırma Sonuçları Toplantısı, 29, 1-10. 2011 A. U. De Giorgi, “Hellenistic Founders, Roman Builders: Cilician Anazarbos,” in A. Hoffmann (ed.) Hellenismus in der Cilicia Pedias, Byzas 14. Istanbul, 121-138. 2011 A. U. De Giorgi, The Greek East. AJA 115.3, 490-495. 2011 A. U. De Giorgi, “Colonial Space and the City: Augustus’ Geopolitics in Pisidia.” In R. Sweetman (ed.) 100 Years of Solitude: Roman Colonies in the First Century of Their Foundation. Oxford, 135-149. 2011 A. U. De Giorgi, “The Archaeology of the Tetrapolis,” in C. Smith (ed.) Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology, Springer, 284-289. 2010 A. U. De Giorgi, “Olive Oil Production in the Antiochene from the Early Empire to Late Antiquity,”in Ü. Aydinoğlu (ed.) Antik çağda Anadolu’da zeytinyaği ve şarap üretimi/Olive Oil and Wine Production in Anatolia in Antiquity. Proceedings of an International Symposium held in Mersin on Nov. 6-8, 2008. Istanbul, 97-107. 2009 A. U. De Giorgi et al., “New research in Northwestern Pisidia: Ancient Konane (Conana) and its Territory.” Colloquium Anatolicum, 8, 235-256. 2009 A. U. De Giorgi, “Archaeology: Sites in Turkey,” in M. Gagarin (ed.) The Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece and Rome, Oxford, 173-179. 2008 A. U. De Giorgi et al., “The Amuq Valley Regional Survey 2002-5.” Anatolica 34, 241-314. 2008 A. U. De Giorgi, “Town and Country in Roman Antioch,” in R. Alston-O. van Nijf (eds.), Feeding the Ancient Greek City. Groningen-Royal Holloway Studies on the Greek City after the Classical Age. Leuven, 63-83. 2007 A. U. De Giorgi, “The Formation of a Roman Landscape; the Case of Antioch.” JRA 20, 283-299. 2006 A. U. De Giorgi, “Beyond the Consumer City, the Case of Ancient Antioch,” in SOMA 2004, Symposium on Mediterranean Archaeology. Proceedings of the Eight Annual Meeting of Postgraduate Researchers, Trinity College, Dublin, 20-22 February 2004. Oxford, 110-126. 1997 A. U. De Giorgi, “Le Macine,” in M. Barra Bagnasco (ed.), Pomarico Vecchio I, Lecce, 246-249.

REVIEWS:

2019 “The Role of the capitol in Rome.” Review of J. Moralee, Rome’s Holy Mountain. The Capitoline Hill in Late Antiquity. Classical Review 70.01. 2018 Review of H. Bru, G. Labarre, G. Tirologos (éds.), Espaces et territoires des colonies romaines d’Orient. Besançon, Presses Universitaires de Franche-Comté, 2016. (Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l’Antiquité). Latomus 77.4, 1134-1136.

4 2016 A. U. De Giorgi. Review of J. C. Linnemann, Die Nekropolen von Diokaisareia, Diokaisareia in Kilikien, Ergebenisse des Surveys 2001–2006, 3, Ancient East & West 15: 421-423. 2016 A. U. De Giorgi. Review of M. Pitts and M.J. Vesluys (eds.) Globalisation and the Roman World, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2016.01.18. 2014 A.U. De Giorgi. Review of W. Alyward, Excavations at Zeugma, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2014.12.14. 2013 A. U. De Giorgi. Review of N. Kramer, Keramik und Kleinfunde aus Diokaisareia in Kilikien. Ergebnisse des Surveys 2001-2006, 1, Ancient West & East, 14, 406-407. 2010 A. U. De Giorgi. Review of P. Degryse and M. Waelkens, Sagalassos VI. Geo- and Bio- Archaeology at Sagalassos and its Territory, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2010.12.03. 2010 A. U. De Giorgi. Review of R. Taylor, The Moral Mirror of Roman Art, The Classical Bulletin 85.1.2, 63-65. 2008 A. U. De Giorgi. Review of G. M. Cohen, The Hellenistic Settlements in Syria, the Red Sea Basin, and North Africa, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2008.08.40. 2003 A. U. De Giorgi, Review of D. I. Woolliscroft, Roman Military Signaling, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2003.06.44

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND SERVICE:

Ÿ Università della Tuscia, Viterbo, Italy, Referee, Doctoral Dissertation (Dr. F. Battistin) Ÿ Israel Science Foundation, Reviewer Ÿ Brepols Publishers, Editorial Board for the Archaeology of the Mediterranean Basin Series (2019- present) Ÿ Archaeological Institute of America, Publication Subvention Committee, Member (2016- present) Ÿ Classical Antiquity, Referee Ÿ Thiasos (Italy), Referee Ÿ Arkeoloji Dergisi (Turkey), Referee Ÿ Archaeological Institute of America, Near Eastern Archaeology Interest Group. Co-Chair (2014-17), Chair (2018-19) Ÿ Oxford University Press, Referee Ÿ Lockwood Press, Referee Ÿ Open Archaeology, Referee Ÿ AJA (American Journal of Archaeology), Referee Ÿ JAEI (Journal of Ancient Egyptian Interconnections), Referee

ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELDWORK:

Ÿ The Cosa Excavations (Italy), Co-Director, 2012- Ÿ The Isparta Archaeological Survey (Turkey), Co-Director, 2008-2011 Ÿ Avkat, Turkey , 2007 Ÿ Anazarbos, Turkey, 2005- Ÿ Kinet Hüyük, Turkey, 2005-2006 Ÿ Umm el-Marra, Syria, 2006 Ÿ Amuq Valley Regional Project, Turkey 2002-2006 Ÿ Muweila, UAE, 2003 Ÿ Yeronisos, Cyprus, 2002 Ÿ Hacimusalar, Turkey, 2001-2002 Ÿ Tell-es Sweyhat, Syria, 2001

5 Ÿ Survey of Roman fortifications in Jordan and Syria, 2000 Ÿ Torino, Italy, 1999 Ÿ Torino, Italy, 1998 Ÿ Asti, Italy, 1998 Ÿ Castiglione, Italy, 1997 Ÿ Pomarico, Italy, 1993-1996 Ÿ Locri, Italy, 1991-1995

CURRENT ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECTS:

Ÿ Anazarbos. Roman Material Culture and Urban Survey (publication) Ÿ The Cosa Excavations Ÿ The New Committee for the Publication of the Excavation of Antioch and its Vicinity (publication), Princeton University Art Museum

MUSEUM WORK

In prep Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg Fl. Co-curator of the December 2021 “Pagans and Christians: Antioch and the Roman East” exhibition 2015 Museo di Antichità, Torino, Italy. Consultant for the new Khorsabad installation 2012- present Museo Archeologico Città di Cosa, Ansedonia, Italy. Consultant

CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA, AND WORKSHOPS ORGANIZATION:

2016-18 American Schools of Oriental Research: Antioch. A Legacy Excavation and its Afterlife. 2015 Archaeological Institute of America: joint AIA/ASOR session, New Orleans, 1.10. Politics and Archaeology in the Middle East: New Paradigms of Cooperation. 2014 Colonies and their landscapes in Roman Italy. FSU Fall Langford Conference. 2009 Berlin, DAI. 2.13-14. Hellenismus in Kilikien. International symposium organized in collaboration with A. Hoffmann and R. Posamentir.

SELECT CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA:

2019 Hamburg, Germany, 11.08. Alexander Von Humboldt Symposium. Poster: “Neue Forschungen in Cosa, Italien.” Tallahassee, FSU, 4.8. Interdisciplinary Symposium: Heritage and Digital Technologies. Paper (with M. Brennan, Indiana University): “Two Places at Once: Virtual Reality and the Extension of Spatial and Temporal Access to Cultural Heritage.” 2018 Tallahassee, FSU, 11.8. Interdisciplinary Symposium: Climate. Science & Society. Paper: Water Sustainability and the Romans: the Example of Cosa.” Rome, Esquela Española de Historia y Arquelogía, 10.4. Symposium: Le Terme Pubbliche nell’Italia Romana. Paper: “Il Complesso Termale di Cosa.”

6 Siena, Notizie dei Cavi e degli Scavi: Archeologia SABAP-SI 2018, 7.14. Paper: “Cosa: 70 years of excavations and new directions.” (With A. Glennie, R. T. Scott, and A. Smith). Civitella Paganico, Italy, 6.29. Symposium: Mediterraneo Toscano. Paesaggi dell’Etruria romana. Paper: “Colonie Latine e Dilemmi Ambientali. La Fondazione di Cosa.” 2017 American Schools of Oriental Research, Boston, 11.18. Session: Antioch. A Legacy Excavation and its Afterlife. Paper: “Antioch on the Orontes. The Expedition Records.” Feltre, Italy, 11.03. Symposium: L’acqua e la città in età romana. Paper: “Cosa: un complesso termale in assenza d’acqua.” Archaeological Institute of America, Toronto, 1.06. Colloquium session, invited paper: “Of Unpromising Settings: The Latin Colony of Cosa.” 2016 Archaeological Institute of America, San Francisco, 1.07. Colloquium session, invited paper: “Daphne and the Transformation of Domestic Space.” 2015 Archaeological Institute of America, New Orleans, 1.09.15. Fieldwork session, paper: “New Excavations at Cosa.” 2014 Langford Conference, FSU, 11.14. “The Colonies of the Middle Republic. The State of the Question.” 2013 Museo Archeologico, Grosseto, 12.07. “New excavations at Cosa.” 2011 Monash University Summer Center, 6.29. Conference: Housing and Habitat in the Mediterranean World. Paper: “Domestic Architecture in Roman Syria.” 2011 School of Archaeology, Oxford, UK. 5.6. Conference: Continuity and Destruction in Alexander’s East. Paper: “Antioch, the Seleucid Foundation.” 2009 DAI, Berlin, 2.14. International Symposium: Hellenismus in Kilikien. Paper: “Anazarbos and East Cilicia in the Early Hellenistic Period.” 2009 Archaeological Institute of America, Philadelphia, 1.11. Open Session, paper: “Post-Classical Age and the City: The Case of Anazarbos in Cilicia.” 2008 Mersin, Turkey. Center for Cilician Archaeology, 11.6. International Symposium: Antik çağda Anadolu’da zeytinyaği ve şarap üretimi/Olive Oil and Wine Production in Anatolia in Antiquity. Paper: “Olive Oil Production in the Antiochene from the Early Empire to Late Antiquity.” 2007 St. Andrews, UK. 9.13. Conference: 100 Years of Solitude: Roman colonies in the first century of their foundation. Paper: "Antioch and Parlais: Successes and Ambiguities of Augustus' Program in Pisidia." 2007 Association of Ancient Historians, Princeton, 5.5.07. Paper: "On Oil and Public Doles. Management and Distribution Systems in Antioch under the Early Roman Empire." 2005 Archaeological Institute of America, Boston, 1.8.05. Colloquium: Recent Investigations at Tell Atchana (Alalakh), Tell Ta’yinat, and Roman Settlements in the Plain of Antioch, Turkey (the Amuq Valley). Paper: “Cui prodest? Productivity and Economic Diversity in the Amuq Valley under the High Roman Empire.” 2004 Athens, Greece. Panteion University, 10.29.04. 7th International Conference on Urban History. The European City in Comparative Perspective. Paper: “Town and Country in Roman Antioch.”

SELECT INVITED LECTURES:

2020 Universität Konstanz, 04.27, Title TBA Freie Universität Berlin, 04.06, Title TBA Classical Association Vancouver Island, March, 03.09, Title TBA

7 University of Victoria, 03.06, Title TBA AIA Elizabeth S. Ettinghausen Lectureship, Princeton University, 03.05. “Urban Renewal and Recovery: the Case of Antioch on the Orontes.” 2019 Cosa Museum, Ansedonia, 09.27, “Il Carcere di Cosa: Scavo e Recupero della Struttura.” Princeton University, 04.09. “The Territory of Antioch.” 2018 University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 10.19. “The New Cosa Excavations.” FSU’s Arts & Sciences Leadership Council Meeting, Tallahassee, 9.7., “FSU Research at Cosa.” Royal Netherlands Institute Rome, 6.27. “Ebb and Flow of Settlement at Cosa. New Interpretative Frameworks.” University of Cambridge, UK 5.15. “Against all Odds. Nucleation and Growth at the Latin Colony of Cosa.” AIA Kershaw Lecture, Valparaiso University, 4.11. “Antioch on the Orontes. The Evolution of the City.” 2017 AIA Kershaw Lecture, Loyola University Chicago, 11.29. “Antioch the Great. An Elusive Metropolis?” AIA Kershaw Lecture, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 10.19. “Antioch the Great. An Elusive Metropolis?” University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 10.18. “Urban Adaptations at a Waterless Site. The Baths of Cosa.” AIA Kershaw Lecture, Kent State, Akron, 10.05. “Rome and the Eastern Provinces. A View from Antioch on the Orontes.” AIA Kershaw Lecture, University of Missouri, Columbia, 9.21. “Antioch the Great. An Elusive Metropolis?” Royal Academy of Sciences and Letters, Copenhagen, 6.15. “Syrians in Greek Dress? Antiochene Identity and Funerary Imagery.” FSU, History Dept. 3.22. Middle East Seminar (ASH 3230). “Antakya.” Princeton University Art Museum, 1.11. “The New Committee for the Excavations of Antioch and its Vicinity.” 2016 Freie Universität, Berlin, 6.3. “Sustainability Incorporated. The Baths of Cosa.” Università di Firenze, 5.19. “Cosa: Frank Brown, la Colonia Latina e le Terme.” Firenze, Palazzo dei Congressi, 2.20. “Cosa. Vecchi e nuovi rinvenimenti archeologici.” 2015 Museo di Antichità, Torino, 11.18. “Comunità Siriane nell’Italia Settentrionale del Tardo Impero.” Freie Universität, Berlin, 11.9. “A Missed Opportunity? The 1930s American Excavations of Antioch-on-the-Orontes.” University of Pennsylvania, AAMW, 4.10. “Antioch: City of Light?” 2014 Bryn Mawr College, Graduate Group, 4.05. “The New Cosa Excavations.” 2012 Florida State University, Classics Colloquium, 2.06. “Hellenism in the Roman provinces: Antioch on the Orontes.” 2011 Princeton University, Program in the Ancient World, 9.27. “Between Continuity and Change. Cities and Countryside of Roman Pisidia.” 2010 Dumbarton Oaks, 4.19. Paper: “Antioch and its Villae: a Social Perspective.” DAI, Istanbul, 5.3. Netzwerk "Epochenwandel und historische Veränderungsprozesse in Anatolien." Paper: “From Satraps to Saints: North Pisidia through the Ages.” La Sorbonne, Paris, 1.21. Paper: “Antioche et le Territoire.” 2009 Princeton University, Classics Department, 11.17.09. Seminar: “The Amuq Valley: a Landscape of Opportunity?” Purdue University, 4.16.09. Paper: “Anazarbos and the cities of Eastern Cilicia.”

8 Archaeological Institute of America, Cleveland Society, 2.19.09. Paper: “Roman Colonies in Asia Minor.” 2008 UNC Chapel Hill, 1. 24.08. Department of Classics. Paper: “Roman Colonization in Southern Galatia.” 2005 Rutgers University, New Brunswick, 4.12.05. Department of Classics. Paper: “Greek Cities, Colonies and Myths.” 2004 Politecnico, School of Engineering, Torino, 10.20.04. Title of the lecture: “Teoria e Metodo del Survey Archeologico.”

COURSES TAUGHT:

Ÿ The Archaeology of Water, FSU (Graduate Seminar –Spring 2019) Ÿ Antioch: City of Arts and Letters FSU (Graduate Seminar -Fall 2017) Ÿ Anatolia, FSU (Graduate Seminar- Spring 2014) Ÿ Colonization in antiquity, FSU (Spring 2017) Ÿ The Topography of Rome: from the Roman Republic to the Ventennio, FSU (Fall 2013, Spring 2018) Ÿ The Archaeology of the Early Roman Empire, FSU (Spring 2018, Fall 2018) Ÿ The Archaeology of the Late Roman Empire, FSU (Spring 2013, Spring 2014, Spring 2017) Ÿ Pompeii, FSU (Spring 2013, Fall 2014, Fall 2016) Ÿ Great Discoveries in Archaeology, FSU (Fall 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017) Ÿ The Roman Economy, FSU (Graduate Seminar-Fall 2012, Spring 2015) Ÿ Landscape Archaeology, CWRU (Summer 2011) Ÿ The Art and Archaeology of Rome, CWRU (Spring 2012) Ÿ Roman History, CWRU (Spring 2012 and Spring 2008) Ÿ Roman Civilization, CWRU (Spring 2009) and Rutgers (Spring 2010) Ÿ Greek and Roman Religions, R U (Spring 2010) Ÿ Cities of the Classical Age, R U (Fall 2009) Ÿ Intermediate Latin Prose, R U (Fall 2010) Ÿ The History of Livy, R U (Spring 2010) Ÿ Greek Civilization, R U (Fall 2009) Ÿ The Roman Historians, CWRU (Spring 2009) Ÿ Intro to Latin, CWRU (2007-09; 2011-12) Ÿ The Ancient World (Fall 2007, 2008, and 2011) Ÿ Late Antiquity, CWRU (Spring 2008) Ÿ Greek Rhetoric, CWRU (Fall 2007) Ÿ Cult, Magic & Witchcraft, R U (Spring 2007) Ÿ Society, Medicine, and Law in Ancient Greece, BMC (Spring 2005) Ÿ Roman Architecture, BMC (Spring 2004)

SERVICE AT FSU:

Ÿ Classics Department: Admission Committee Ÿ Classics Department: Ph.D. Review Committee (Roman Studies) Ÿ Classics Department: Archaeology Committee (Chair 2017-) Ÿ Classics Department: History Committee Ÿ Classics Department: Peer Evaluation Committee Ÿ Classics Department: Archaeology Club Advisor Ÿ Classics Department: Executive Committee

9 Ÿ Classics Department: Search Committee (2016-2019) Ÿ Undergraduate Honors Thesis: Brianna Zook (second reader), William Jakeman (director) Ÿ M.A. second reader: Rebecca McGinn, Christina Cha, Stacie Beach, Jenni Royce, Kaitlyn Fitzgerald, Amanda Ryals, Michelle Lanartz, Jessica Tilley Ÿ M.A. advisor: Shannon Dickey, Melissa Ludke, Amy Rabenberg, Eduardo Garcia-Molina, Kayla Olson, Jeannie Kort, Abigail Dupree, Timothy Flaherty, Katheryne Gamon Ÿ Ph.D. Committee: Rachel McCleery, Shawn Youngblood, Kyle Jazwa, Katie Fine Ÿ Ph.D. advisor: Ann Glennie, Nora Donoghue, Christina Cha, Allison Smith, Melissa Ludke Ÿ Faculty Senate, elected alternate Ÿ Anthropology Department: graduate policy subcommittee Ÿ UROP research mentor Ÿ Dean’s Faculty Travel Award: selection committee

LANGUAGES:

Ÿ Italian. Native fluency in writing, speaking, and reading. Ÿ English. Near-native fluency in writing, speaking and reading. Ÿ French, German and Turkish. Good speaking and reading. Ÿ Ancient Greek and Latin. Excellent reading.

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