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CURRICULUM VITAE Katerina Panagopoulou

Surname: Panagopoulou Address:Department of History & Archaeology, Name: Katerina Faculty of Letters, Date of Birth: 12.09.1970 University of , Place of Birth: Gallos Campus, Nationality: Greek GR-741 00 Rethymno, . Telephone Number: 00302831077357, E-mail: [email protected] 00306974025445

Current Department of History & Archaeology, University of Crete: Assistant Professor in Ancient History. Position Responsible for the MA Programme ‘The Ancient Mediterranean World – History and Archaeology ‘, Sector: Ancient History. Assistant ERASMUS+ Coordinator. 2015-2017, Cooperating Teaching Staff at the Hellenic Open University, Module ELP10, Introduction to Greek Civilisation. Coordinators: Ass. Prof. Ath. Semoglou (University of Thessaloniki / Greece, 2016-17); Prof. E. Saranti (University of the / Greece, 2015-16).

Past 2003-2012, Department of History & Archaeology, University of Crete: Lecturer in Ancient EmploymentHistory. 2002-2010, Cooperating Teaching Staff at the Hellenic Open University, Module ELP10, Introduction to Greek Civilisation. Coordinator: Dr. E.Alexiou, MPhil, PhD (University of Thessaloniki / Greece). 2003, February-June, Temporary Lecturer, Department of History, Ionian University, / Greece (contract based on law 407/1980). 2002, February-August,Temporary Lecturer, Department of Philology, University of Patrae / Greece (contract based on law 407/1980). 2000, May – 2003, September (October 2002-September 2003, unpaid leave), Foundation of the Hellenic World: Researcher on Ancient History: construction of the Electronic Encyclopaedia Micrasiatica Graeca. Tasks: planning and writing lemmata on the Ancient Economy and on Hellenistic History. Participation in a) the construction of a CD on the reception of in the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine and Modern Periods, b) the construction of a bibliography on ancient Asia Minor. 2003, February – May, Tutor, University of Oxford / Ashmolean Museum: ‘Modelling Hellenistic Economies’. 1999-2000, Non-Established Teacher, Department, Royal Holloway College, University of London. Course Unit, ‘Greek Art and Architecture’. 1993-1994, Research Assistant, Institute for Greek and Roman Antiquity, Hellenic Research Centre.

Education ● Postdoctoral Studies (2002-3) 2002-3, British School at Athens / Foundation of the Hellenic World Postdoctoral Fellow, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.

1 2002, October-November, Stanley Seeger Visiting Research Fellow, Program in Hellenic Studies, Princeton University (beginning of project ‘Greek Cash Economies’). ● PhD (2000) University College London, Department of History, Thesis: ‘Antigonos Gonatas: Coinage, Money and the Economy’. Supervisors: Prof M.H.Crawford – Dr. A.Burnett. Scholarship Hellenic State Foundation (Referee: Dr. M.Karamessini-Oikonomidou). ● BA (1993) Department of History-Archaeology, University of Athens, Entry: 5th. Degree: 8,78. [1992-3 Liverpool University, UK: Department of Classics & Ancient History (ERASMUS programme)].

Teaching ● 2004-2011, Department of History and Archaeology, University of Crete / Greece. And Undergraduate Courses: ‘Economy and Society’ in the , Summer Semester Research (henceforth: s.s.) 2004; revised, s.s. 2011; ‘From the Res Publica to the Empire: Roman Experience’Imperialism and the Crisis of the Roman Republic’, winter semester (henceforth: w.s.) 2004, 2013; ‘Nationality and Identity in the Hellenistic period’, s.s. 2005; ‘The Hellenistic East: The Seleucid Kingdom’, s.s. 2005; ‘Roman Asia Minor’.s.s. 2005; ‘War and Society in the Hellenistic Period’, w.s. 2006; ‘Economy and Society in the Roman Imperial Period’, s.s. 2007; ‘Rome and the Hellenistic World’, w.s. 2007; ‘Ptolemaic Egypt’, s.s. 2008; ‘The Balkan Chersonese in the Hellenistic Period: politics, society and the economy’, s.s. 2009; ‘Poleis in the Hellenistic and Roman periods’, s.s. 2010; ‘History of Rome from the archaic period until Octavian, w.s. 2010, 2016; Greek and Roman Economy’, w.s. 2011; ‘From Octavian to Diocletian: Roman Imperial Institutions, s.s. 2012; ‘From Poleis-States to Hellenistic Kingdoms: Hellenistic Institutions’, w.s. 2012; ‘Introduction to the History of the Archaic and Classical Period’, w.s. 2014. Undergraduate Seminars: ‘From Alexander III to Octavian: the Development of Hellenistic Rulers’, s.s. 2004; ‘Crete and International Politics in the Hellenistic Period’, w.s. 2004; ‘Classical and Hellenistic Federal States’, w.s. 2005; ‘Hellenistic Makedonia: The Institutions’, w.s. 2006; ‘The Hellenistic ‘’: Patterns of Society and Demography in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods’, s.s. 2007; ‘Thrace through Ancient Inscriptions and Coins’, s.s. 2008; ‘Preparatory Seminar A’, w.s. 2009; ‘Hellenistic Athens’, w.s. 2009; ‘The Time of Alexander the Great’, s.s. 2010; ‘ and his Time’, s.s. 2011; ‘The World of Hellenistic Cities’, w.s. 2011; ‘Aspects of Exchange in Antiquity: the epigraphic evidence’, w.s. 2012. Postgraduate Seminars (Postgraduate Programme ‘The Ancient Mediterranean World, History and Archaeology’): ‘Greek Economies: Sources and Methods’, s.s. 2005; ‘Hellenistic Economies’, s.s. 2006; ‘Monetization and Property in the Hellenistic Period’, w.s. 2007; ‘The Agorai in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods: Institutions and Practices’, s.s. 2009; ‘Athenian Finance from the Classical through to the Roman Periods’, w.s. 2010; ‘Patterns of Exchange in Antiquity’, s.s. 2012; ‘Ancient : The Development of Macedonian Institutions from the Archaic to the Roman Periods’, s.s. 2013; ‘Ruler Cult in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods’, s.s. 2016. 2015, ERASMUS+ Teaching Mobility Exchange: Department of History & Archaeology, University of / . 2012-2016, Departmental ERASMUS+ Coordinator. 2012-2017, Responsible for the MA Programme ‘The Ancient Mediterranean World – History and Archaeology ‘, Sector: Ancient History.

2 2015-17, 2002-2010, October-July, Hellenic Open University, Cooperating Teaching Staff, Module ELP10, Introduction to Greek Civilisation. Coordinators: Prof. E. Saranti (2015-16) Dr. E.Alexiou, MPhil, PhD (University of Thessaloniki / Greece). 2003, February-June, Temporary Lecturer, Department of History, Ionian University, Corfu / Greece (contract based on law 407/1980). Undergraduate Course: History of Rome from the Archaic Period to Octavian. Seminar: The Crisis of the Roman Republic. 2002, February-August,Temporary Lecturer, Department of Philology, University of Patrae / Greece (contract based on law 407/1980). Undergraduate Course: Hellenistic and Roman History. 2016, October, Belgian Archaeological School at Athens: One Class at the Velvet Seminar (Postgraduate Summer School on Ancient Numismatics. Coordinators: Prof. F. de Callataÿ, Univ. of Sorbonne / Royal Library of Belgium - Dr. P. Iossif, EBSA). 2012, May, British School at Athens: One Class at the Postgraduate Seminar on Ancient Numismatics (coordinator: Prof. K.Rutter): Royal Coinages: The Antigonid Kings. 2002, Jan-Feb, British School at Athens, Sessions on The Athenian Mint from the Archaic through to the Roman Periods at the Postgraduate Seminar on ‘History and Topography of (coordinators: A.Blackman, T.Duff). 1999-2000, Classics Department, Royal Holloway, College, University of London. Non- Established Teacher, ‘Greek Art and Architecture’.

Research Greek and Roman Coinage (esp. of Northern Greece and Asia Minor); Classical, Hellenistic Interests and Roman Economic and Socal History; Greek Art; Hellenistic Kingship; Hellenistic And Activities Economies; Economy of Makedonia; Greek Cash Economies. Research Programmes and Groups: European Programme DressID (European Commission Culture Programme, 2007-2012, responsible: Prof. I.Tzachili (Crete); Hellenistic Economies, 1998-, responsible: J.K.Davies, Z.Archibald, V.Gabrielsen; Networks in the Greek World, 2004-, responsible: Katerina Panagopoulou - Christy Constantakopoulou. ● 2012, Panel Organiser, International Conference European Social Science History Conference: Glasgow, 11-14.04.2012 (www.iisg.nl/esshc/). Antiquity Network (coordinator: Prof. Neville Morley, University of Bristol). Title: Networks around Commodities’. Participants: A.Bresson (Chicago), K. Panagopoulou (Crete), I.Tsigarida (Vienna). Discussant: Dr. David Hollander. ● 2006, Co-organiser, ‘Networks in the Greek World’, International Conference, University of Crete. ● 2004, Co-organiser, 9th Research Meeting of the Department of History and Archaelogy, University of Crete, Palaiochora Chanion, Crete. ● 2002, October – November, Stanley Seeger Visiting Research Fellow, Program in Hellenic Studies, Princeton University (laying the groundwork for my current project, entitled ‘Greek Cash Economies: Redefining Economic Systems in Antiquity’). ● 2000, May –2002, September, ‘Full Time Researcher in Ancient History’ for the Foundation of the Hellenic World, Encyclopaedia Micrasiatica Graeca project. Particular responsibilities: Economy, Hellenistic History. Participation a) in the production of a CD-rom on the reception of the legend of Alexander III in the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine and Roman period; b) in the construction of a bibliography on ancient Asia Minor (forthcoming publication by Harvard University Press). ● 01.11.1997, Co-organiser (and chair of a session), ‘Creating Hellenistic Worlds?’ Conference, Institute of Classical Studies, Senate House, London.

3 ● 1993 – 1994, Research Assistant, Centre for Greek and Roman Antiquities, Hellenic Research Foundation. *** *** *** PublicationsMonograph ● Τhe Early Antigonids: Coinage, Money and the Economy (N.York: American Numismatic Society Special Series, 2017).

Co-edited Volumes ● Ι. Malkin – C. Constantakopoulou – K. Panagopoulou (edd.), Networks in the Ancient Mediterranean, τόμ. 1-2, Μediterranean Historical Review Special Issue (2007). ● Ι. Malkin – C. Constantakopoulou – K. Panagopoulou (edd.), Greek and Roman Networks in the Mediterranean (London: Routledge, 2009; paperback, 2011). ● A. Bresson – K. Panagopoulou (edd.), Networks around Commodities, Mediterranean Historical Review Special Issue (2017). ● E. Fassa – K. Macris – K. Panagopoulou (edd.), The Changing Face of Hellenism: Cultural Transformations in the Eastern Mediterranean, 323 BC – 700 AD (provisional title).

Edited Volume ● Κ. Παναγοπούλου (ed.), Ανταλλαγές – Συναλλαγές στην Αρχαιότητα (Rethymno: Publications of the Faculty of Letters, University of Crete, 2016 / 7).

Articles ● ‘ ‘Saviour’ Monarchs in Context: (Ab/)uses of the Title ‘Sōtēr’ in the Hellenistic Period’, in E. Fassa – C. Macris – K. Panagopoulou (edd.), The Changing Face of Hellenism: Cultural Transformations in the Eastern Mediterranean, 323 BC – 700 AD (provisional title). ● ‘Between Federal and Ethnic: The Makedonōn and the Makedones Revisited’, in H. Beck – K. Buraselis (edd.), Greek Ethnos States: Internal Mechanics, External Relations. ● ‘Hellenistic Macedonia Revisited: Some Evidence in Redating the ‘Later Macedonian’ Posthumous Alexanders’, in Proceedings of the XV. International Numismatic Congress, Taormina / . ● 2017, ‘Ρωμαϊκή Κως’, Chapter in Α. Γιαννικουρή (ed.), Νομίσματα – Νομισματική Αιγαίου, Κως ΙΙ (Athens: TAPA). ● 2016 / 17, ᾽Με αφορμή τις απομιμήσεις των πρώιμων Αντιγονιδικών κοπών: οι απομιμήσεις των διεθνών Ελληνιστικών νομισμάτων και ο οικονομικός τους ρόλος᾽; ‘Eισαγωγή’; in Κ. Παναγοπούλου (ed.) Ανταλλαγές – Συναλλαγές στην Αρχαιότητα (Rethymno: Publications of the Faculty of Letters, University of Crete). ● 2016, ‘Gold in Ptolemaic Egypt: Exchange Practices in Light of P.Cair.Zen. I 59021’, ZPE 197 (2016) 179-90. ● 2016, ‘O χρυσός στο βασίλειο των Πτολεμαίων: πρακτικές συναλλαγών στην Πτολεμαϊκή Αίγυπτο με αφορμή τον πάπυρο P.Cair.Zen. I 59021’, in Π. Βιγλάκη, N. Δασκαλάκης, Π. Ζωγραφινάκη, Ε. Καπράνος (edd.), Ἀελλόπος: Τιμητικός Τόμος για την Ίριδα Τζαχίλη (Ρέθυμνο: Ιστορική και Λαογραφική Εταιρεία Ρεθύμνης). ● 2016 / 17, ‘’s Northern Greek Cities’, in L. Athanassaki – F. Titchener (edd.), Plutarch’s Cities, In honour of Anastasios Nikolaides (Oxford: University Press). ● 2010-11, Lemmata at the Wiley-Blackwell Electronic Encyclopedia of Ancient History (edd.: R. Bagnall, C.Champion, A.Erskine, S.Huebner): 2010, ‘Alexander, nephew of Gonatas’ (ed.: A.

4 Chaniotis). 2011, ‘Money, Graeco-Roman’ (3388 words, ed. D.Hollander). Cf. http://www.encyclopediaancienthistory.com ● ‘Preface’, in Networks in the Αncient Mediterranean, vol. 1, Μediterranean Historical Review Special Issue (2007) σελ. 1-9 = ‘Introduction’, in Greek and Roman Networks in the Mediterranean (London: Routledge, 2009) pp. 1-11 (co-authored with Prof. Ι. Μalkin and Dr. C.Constantakopoulou). ● ‘Between Necessity and Extravagance: Silver as a Commodity in the Hellenistic Period’, BSA 102 (2007) 315-43, pl.18-21. ● ‘Cross-reading images: iconographic ‘debates’ between Antigonids and during the third and second centuries BC’, Εulimene 6-7 (2005-2006) 163-181 (summary at www.shef.ac.uk/assem). ● ‘Nόμισμα και κυριαρχία στη Θεσσαλία: H Περίπτωση των Γόμφων / Φιλιπποπόλεως’, in Obolos 5 (conference volume). ● ‘The Antigonids: Patterns of a Royal Economy’, Chapter in Z.Archibald, J.K.Davies, V.Gabrielsen & G.J.Oliver (επιμ.), ‘Hellenistic Economies’ (London: Routledge, 2000) 313-362. ● ‘Τhe Trojan Εchoes and the Roman Echoes’, in M.Crawford et al. (edd.), Phlegon Mirabilia V.1-3 (London: Institute of Classical Studies) (coauthored with Dr. Fay Glinister).

Book Reviews ● Y.P.Touratsoglou, A Contribution to the Economic History of the Kingdom of Ancient Macedonia (6th-3d century BC) (Athens: Society for the study of Numismatics and Economic History, 2010); Journal of Hellenic Studies 135 (2015) 245-6. ● T. Faucher, M.-C.Marcellesi-O. Picard (edd.), Nomisma: La circulation monétaire dans le monde grec antique, BCH Supplément 53 (Athens: EFA, 2011); Journal of Hellenic Studies 134 (2014) 203-4. ● Blackwell, C.J., In the absence of Alexander, Harpalus and the Failure of Macedonian Authority (N. York: P. Lang, 1999), Journal of Hellenic Studies 123 (2003) 233.

Other ●2010, ‘’Πουλώντας και Αγοράζοντας: Δομή και Εξοπλισμός των αρχαίων Αγορών¨, Ιστορικά 52, 224-234 [χρονικό: παρουσίαση και κριτική διεθνούς συνεδρίου]. ●2006, ‘Νομίσματα και οικονομία’, Ιστορία των Ελλήνων, τόμ. 4: Ελληνιστικοί Χρόνοι (Αθήνα) σελ. 618-657 = τόμ. 4²: Ελληνιστικοί Χρόνοι (Αθήνα) σελ. 542-599. ● 2000-2002, Foundation of the Hellenic World: Lemmata on Hellenistic History and Economy for the Encyclopaedia Micrasiatica Graeca. Titles: ‘Coin Issues of Asia Minor Cities in the Archaic and Classical Period’, ‘Coin Issues of Asia Minor Cities in the Roman Period’, ‘Cistophoric Coinage’, ‘The course of Alexander’, ‘Antigonos I Monophthalmos’, ‘Demetrios Poliorketes’, ‘ I Soter’, ‘Μark Antony’, etc. ● 2002, Foundation of the Hellenic World: Participation in the Construction of Bibliography on ancient Asia Minor. ● 2001-2002, Foundation of the Hellenic World: CD on the reception of Alexander the Great. ● 1993, Encyclopaedia Papyros Larousse-Britannica: article on Philip II (cooperation with Dr. Kleopatra Papaevangelou, ed. Prof. M.B. Hatzopoulos).

Under Preparation Monograph

5 ● Merging Networks: Innovation and Resistance to Changing Patterns of Exchange in Northern Greece. ● ‘Macedonians at Home: Demographic Estimates on Hellenistic Macedonia’. ●Greek Cash Economies.

Articles ● ‘‘Saviour’ Monarchs in Context: (Ab/)uses of the Title ‘Soter’ in the Hellenistic Period’. ● ‘Α Touch of Luxury: Gold as a Commodity in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods’, BSA. ● ‘Τhe Roger Heath Collection at the British School at Athens’, BSA. ● ‘Family Bonds and Religious Rings: the Antigonids and ’ (coauthored with Dr. Ch.Mitsopoulou). ● ‘Money in Attica in the Hellenistic Period: The Evidence of the Makedonian Coinage’. ● ‘Money in Attika during the Chremonidean War’. ● ‘Political Messages in Parallel Lives: ‘Soteria’ from the Βarbarians and Thalassocracy’. ● ‘Τhe Battle of Lysimacheia Revisited: Reviewing the Tradition of ‘Barbaric’ Invasions’.

*** *** *** Papers ● 2017 ‘Monetary Conventions in Northern Greece from the Archaic through to the Hellenistic Presented Period’, International Conference ‘Network Theory, Cognitive Science and Historiography’, Orthes Mylopotamou / Crete, 1-6.10.2017. ● ‘2016‘ ‘Saviour’ Monarchs in Context: (Ab/)uses of the Title ‘Sōtēr’ in the Hellenistic Period’, in Ἑλληνισμοῦ Τύχαι From Alexander to Muhammad, Symposium in Honour of Polymnia Athanassiadi, Aigina, 24-25.09.2016. ● 2015 ‘Ένα δίκτυο ‘πολλαπλών συσχετισμών’ (‘multiple-mode network’): οι συμβάσεις νομισματικών συναλλαγών στη Βόρεια Ελλάδα από τους αρχαϊκούς μέχρι και τους ελληνιστικούς χρόνους ‘, Ιnternational Conference, Δίκτυα στην Ιστορία από την αρχαιότητα έως τη σύγχρονη εποχή, Athens: Institute of Historical Research / Hellenic Research Centre, 11-13.12.2015. - ‘Ηellenistic Macedonia Revisited: Redating the ‘later Macedonian’ Alexander Tetradrachm Issues’, XV International Numismatic Congress, Taormina / Sicily, 21-25.09.2015. - ῏᾽Between Federal and Ethnic: The Macedonian Koinon and the ‘Μακεδόνες᾽revisited’, International Conference, Greek Ethnos States: Internal Mechanics, External Relations, , European Cultural Centre, 24-27.05.2015. ● 2014 ‘Σε τι (και γιατί) διέφεραν οι βσσιλικές κοπές από αυτές των πόλεων: η περίπτωση των Αντιγονιδών βασιλέων᾽, Numismatic Encounters, Athens: French Archeological School, 27.04.2014. ● 2013 Plutarch’s Northern Greek Cities’, International Conference ‘Plutarch’s Cities’ in honour of Anastasios Nikolaidis, Delphoi 25-29.04.2013. ● 2012 ᾽Commercial Networks and Gold in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods’, International Conference, 9th European Social Science History Conference, Glasgow, 11-14.04.2012. ● 2011 Ch.Mitsopoulou – Κ.Panagopoulou: ‘From Object to Symbol: Demetrios Poliorketes, Antigonos Gonatas and the Eleusinian Mysteries᾽, Department of History, Archaeology and Social Anthropology, Volos, 18.05.2011. ● 2008 ‘Social Networks and Exchange in : The Evidence of Weight Standards (A Case Study)’, International Conference of Classical Archaeology, Rome, September 2008.

6 ● 2007 ‘Ηow and Why is Royal Coinage different from Civic Coinage: The Antigonids and Economic History’, Corpus Christi College Classics Seminar, Βeyond the City State: The Coinage of Kingdoms, Leagues and , Oxford, UK (28.02.2007). -‘Saviour Monarchs in Context’, International Conference, Athens: Belgian School at Athens, November 2007. ● 2006 ‘Μacedonians at Home: Demographic Estimates on Ηellenistic Macedonia’, International Conference, Hellenistic Economies III: Demand Creation and Econonic Flows, Copenhagen, Denmark (07-09.09.2006). -‘Μerging Networks: Innovation and Resistance to Changing Patterns of Exchange in Northern Greece’, International Conference, Networks in the Greek World, Rethymno (26-28.05.2006). ● 2002 ‘Μoney Talks: Redefining Economic Systems in Antiquity’, Classics Department, Princeton University. -‘Money Talks’, Day Conference, Foundation of the Hellenic World. -‘Silver As A Commodity’, 2o Διεθνές Συνέδριο: ‘Ηellenistic Economies II: Μaking, Moving, and Managing’, Liverpool University, UK. ● 2001 ‘Πάνες, Δίες, Ποσειδώνες: Δυναστικοί Ανταγωνισμοί και Ιδεολογικοί Διαξιφισμοί κατά την Ελληνιστική Περίοδο’, Ancient History Seminar, University of Crete/Greece. -‘Νόμισμα και Κυριαρχία στη Θεσσαλία: Η Περίπτωση των Γόμφων / Φιλιπποπόλεως’, III. International Conference: ‘’Το Νόμισμα στον Θεσσαλικό Χώρο, Θρησκεία, Ιστορία, Αρχαιολογία και Νόμισμα’, University of Thessaly/Volos. -‘Money in Attica: The Evidence of the Makedonian Coinage’, International Conference: ‘The Macedonians ‘in Athens, 323-229 BC’, Athens University. -‘Sovereignty and Coinage in ancient Greece, yet again’, Archaeology Seminar Series, Institute of Classical Studies, Senate House, London, UK. ● 2000 ‘Cross-reading images: iconographic ‘debates’ between Antigonids and Ptolemies during the third and second centuries BC’, Symposium of Mediterranean Archaeology, University of Sheffield 2000 (περίληψη στο www.shef.ac.uk/assem). ● 1998 ‘The Antigonids: Patterns of a Royal Economy’, 1st International Conference: ‘Hellenistic Economies’, Liverpool University, UK. ● 1997 ‘Numismatic Evidence and History, Potentials and Uses: a Case Study’, 2nd London- Oxford Postgraduate Methodological Seminar on Ancient History: ‘History and Evidence’, Brasenose College, Oxford. *** *** *** Awards, ● 2008-9 British School at Athens Fellowship, for study of material at the Ashmolean, Fitzwilliam Grants and British Museums. And ● 2002-2003, Βritish School at Athens / Foundation of the Hellenic World Postdoctoral Honours Fellowship, for study of material at the Αshmolean Museum / Oxford. ● 2002, Οctober – November, Stanley Seeger Visiting Research Fellowship, Program in Hellenic Studies, Princeton University, for collection of material at the American Numismatic Society / New York and at the Numismatic Collection at Princeton; preparation of monograph, entitled ‘Greek Cash Economies’. ● 2002-2003, British School at Athens / Foundation of the Hellenic World Postdoctoral Fellowship, for study of material at the Ashmolean Museum / Oxford with view to the preparation of a monograph, entitled ‘Greek Cash Economies’. ● 2002, Leventis Foundation Travelling Grant, for preparation of a monograph, entitled ‘Greek Cash Economies’. ● 2000, Norman Hepburn Baynes Prize, University of London Prize In Historical Essay Writing.

7 ● 1998, Alexander Onassis Foundation Scholarship, Study Grant. ● 1998, Royal Numismatic Society M.J.Price Travelling Fund. ● 1994-1998, Greek State Scholarship, Study Grant.

*** *** *** Other • Records and Publication of the Coins of Eleusis (responsible: Dr. Papangeli). Skills • Museum experience: visits in Greek ephoreiai of Antiquities in Thrace, Macedonia, Thessaly,Central and Greece, Athens and Attica; collection and study of unpublished silver and bronze coins (1995). Activities • Attendance of specialised seminar on the Athenian Mint, from the Archaic through to the Roman period (Centre for Greek and Roman Antiquities, Hellenic National Foundation, run by Ass. Prof. Katerini Liampi; May – December 2000). • Knowledge of and interest in Epigraphy (seminars and workshops in London, seminars at the Hellenic Research Centre, Athens). • Excavating experience: excavation, survey and identifying Byzantine coins in Edessa, 17th Ephoreia of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities (1993); excavation and course on conservation at St Roman-en-Gal, France: Roman baths (1st c. BC – 1st c. AD) (1989). ● Knowledge of Greek (native speaker), English (formal qualification: Cambridge Proficiency in English, grade B), French (formal qualification: Diplôme d’ Études Supérieures, option: Histoire de l’Art, mention Très Bien), German (formal qualification: Level Kleines Deutsches Sprachdiplom), (all levels), (intermediate level). ● Computer literate, with particular experience in Windows packages (including Word, Access, Excel) and in Adobe. Participation in the setup of web pages at the Foundation of the Hellenic World. ● Teacher of Modern Greek with references to , Makedonian history and Archaeology (1996-2000).

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