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Vassilis Petrakis Curriculum Vitae Et Studiorum VASSILIS PETRAKIS CURRICULUM VITAE ET STUDIORUM CONTENTS Personal and Contact Details I. Education and Degrees II. Academic Awards III. Fieldwork/ Artefact study experience IV. Professional Teaching/ Research Experience V. Current Involvement in Archaeological Projects VI. Other skills and extra-curricular activities VII. Academic lectures/ participation in academic meetings VIII. Publications VIIIa. Articles and Chapters in books VIIIb. Book reviews VIIIc. In press/ forthcoming works Personal and Contact details Name/ Family Name: Vassilis Petrakis Birth Date: 22 August 1980 Place of Birth: Athens Residence address: Makrygianni 70, Nea Ionia 142 35 Athens Greece Current office address: National Hellenic Research Foundation, Institute of Greek and Roman Antiquity (ΚΕΡΑ), Vassileos Konstantinou 48, 11635 Athens Greece tel.: 0030 2102750934, 0030 6972970748 e-mail: [email protected] I. Education and Degrees (in chronological order) June 1998: Graduation from 5th General Lykeion of Nea Ionia, Athens. Grade: Excellence (Άριστα). September 1998 - September 2002: First Degree (Ptuchion) in History and Archaeology (Archaeology and Art History) from the Department of History and Archaeology, Faculty of Philosophy, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Grade: Excellence (Άριστα) November 2002 - July 2004: Postgraduate Diploma in Prehistoric Archaeology (Department of History and Archaeology, Faculty of Philosophy, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) Supervisor: Professor Georgios Korres (University of Athens) Title of Postgraduate Diploma Thesis: “Απόψεις της Αρχαιολογίας της Ταφικής Συμπεριφοράς: Αρχιτεκτονική και Ταφικές Πρακτικές των Πρώιμων Θολωτών Τάφων της Δυτικής/ Νοτιοδυτικής Πελοποννήσου (Νότια του Αλφειού και Δυτικά του Ταϋγέτου)” (“Aspects of an Archaeology of Mortuary Behaviour: Architecture and Burial Practices in the early Tholos Tombs of Western/ South-western Peloponnese (South of Alpheios and West of Taygetos Mt.)”) [in Greek] Degree Grade: Excellence (Άριστα) July 2004 - September 2010: Ph.D. in Archaeology (Department of History and Archaeology, Faculty of Philosophy, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) Supervisors: Associate Professor Lefteris Platon (University of Athens), Professor Naya Sgouritsa (University of Athens), Dr Christos Boulotis (Academy of Athens: Centre of Research in Antiquity) Title of Thesis: “wa-na-ka-te-ro. Σπουδές στην οικονομική οργάνωση και πολιτική γεωγραφία της Υστερομινωικής ΙΙΙ Κρήτης με αφορμή τη συνθετική ανάλυση των ενεπίγραφων ψευδόστομων αμφορέων που μνημονεύουν τον ηγεμονικό τίτλο” (“wa-na-ka-te-ro. Studies in the economic organization and political geography of Late Minoan III Crete a propos the synthetic analysis of inscribed stirrup jars mentioning the title of the ruler”) [in Greek] Degree Grade: Excellence cum laude (Άριστα μετ’ επαίνου) * My doctoral research had to accommodate my obligation to fulfil compulsory military service according to Greek constitutional law. My service lasted from 8 November 2005 to 8 November 2006. II. Academic Awards (in reverse chronological order) The Michael Ventris Memorial Award for Academic Year 2011-2012. Project focus: The final publication of the Linear A ‘Archive’ of the Neopalatial palace complex of Kato Zakro, eastern Crete. Two-year Scholarship «Melina Merkouri-Jules Dassin» awarded by the Melina Merkouri Foundation (Academic Years 2006-2007 and 2007-2008). Award by Leventis Foundation (Academic Year 2002-2003). Award by the Senate of the University of Athens as Excellent University Graduate (11 November 2003). Winner of the State Scholarship Foundation Award for Academic Years 1998 [introduction to undergraduate level], 2000-2001 (Undergraduate) and 2003-2004 (Postgraduate). Following the SSF regulations, I declined the Award for Academic Year 2002-2003, since at that time I held the Leventis Foundation Award. Award given by the ‘Ένωση Σπάρτης Μικράς Ασίας’ to the top grade Middle Education Level student from Nea Ionia (January 1999). III. Fieldwork/ Artefact study experience o Apprentice Status Ephorate of Speleology and Paleoanthropology: Chryssospilia Cave, Foleghandros Island, Greece (June-July 2000). Directors: V. Vassilopoulou, D. Chatzilazarou. Ephorate of Speleology and Paleoanthropology: Kalamakia Cave (Areopolis, Mani Peninsula), Greece (July-August 2000). Director: Dr A. Darlas. University of Athens and the Athens Archaeological Society: Akrotiri (Thera), Greece (October 2000). Director: Professor Chr. Doumas. University of Athens and the Athens Archaeological Society: Epidauros, Greece (July-August 2001). Director: Professor V. Lambrinoudakis. o Cataloguer/ Artefact specialist/ Specialized Draughtsman University of Athens: Kantou Kouphovounos (Episkopi), Limassol District, Cyprus (July-August 2001, July-August 2002). Director: Professor E. Mantzourani. University of Athens and the Athens Archaeological Society: Pylos Archaeological Museum (September 2001, December 2002). Directors: Professor G. Korres, Dr A. Chassiakou. University of Athens and the Athens Archaeological Society: Chora Archaeological Museum [Athens Archaeological Society’s Pylos excavations] (September 2001, July 2002, February 2003). Director: Professor G. Korres, Dr A. Chassiakou. University of Athens, Department of History and Archaeology and the Athens Archaeological Society: National Archaeological Museum (November 2001-February 2002). Director: Professor G. Korres. University College Dublin and 16th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities (Patra): Livatho Survey Project (Cephallenia), Greece (June-July 2004). Directors: Professor Chr. Souyoudzoglou-Haywood, A. Sotiriou. University of Athens, Department of History and Archaeology and the Athens Archaeological Society: Kato Zakros, Greece (Study Seasons 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2009). Director: Professor L. Platon. 19th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities (Komotini): Mikro Vouni (Samothrace), Greece (February-August 2007). Director: D. Matsas. University of Missouri-St. Louis and the Athens Archaeological Society: Iklaina Traganes (Messenia), Greece [Iklaina Archaeological Project] (July 2010, July 2011). Director: Professor M. Cosmopoulos. University of Missouri-St. Louis and the Athens Archaeological Society: Eleusis, Greece (March, July-September 2010, December 2011-current). Director: Professor M. Cosmopoulos. o Trench/ Field Supervisor Ephorate of Speleology and Paleoanthropology: Lakōnis rock shelter (near Gytheion in Laconia), Greece (September 2001, September 2003). Director: Dr E. Panagopoulou. 4th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities (Nauplion): Mycenae Vlachostrata Chamber Tomb group, Greece (July-August 2003). Director: E. Palaiologou. University of Athens Leondari Cave (Hymettus), Greece (August 2003). Director: Professor L. Karali-Yannakopoulos, Dr F. Mavridis Academy of Athens: Koukonisi (Lemnos), Greece (Seasons 2004, 2005, 2011). Director: Dr Chr. Boulotis. IV. Professional Teaching/ Research Experience (in chronological order) September 2007-June 2008: History, Greek and Literature at the Gymnasion/Lykeion of Chalki (Dodecanese). July 2008-June 2009: History, Greek and Literature at the 1st Gymnasion of Komotini (Rhodopi). July 2009-August 2011 and September 2012-current: History, Greek and Literature at the 2nd Gymnasion of Oropos (Attica). March 26th-May 1st 2011: Invited lecturer and speaker at the Program in Aegean Scripts and Prehistory (PASP), under the direction of Professor Thomas G. Palaima. Delivered seminar sessions on religion, warfare, trade and economy and a general public lecture on Late Bronze Aegean kingship on April 8th (infra in VII). September 2011- August 2012: Researcher at the Institute of Greek and Roman Antiquity (ΚΕΡΑ) of the National Research Foundation, Athens (Greece). Current engagement: The set-up of a core centre for the study of Aegean Bronze Age writing systems. V. Current Involvement in Archaeological Projects 1. Study of the material from Zakro Excavations directed by Professor Nikolaos Platon under the auspices of the Athens Archaeological Society. (Research Associate; External Collaborator) This project is directed by Professor L. Platon (University of Athens). My involvement in it (2004-current), besides the study of Neopalatial pottery from the palace and the adjacent settlement has recently (2011-current) focused sharply on the study and publication of the so-called ‘Archive’ room in the West Wing of the Late Minoan I palatial complex at Kato Zakro. This study will deal with the architecture, stratigraphy, taphonomy and all finds from the ‘Archive’ at an attempt to reconstruct administrative action at Kato Zakro. While I am responsible for the study of the epigraphic material, I collaborate broadly with Professor Platon and other colleagues for other aspects of this study. The Linear A documents found in the ‘Archive’ will be studied both as documents and as artefacts set in their proper archaeological context. A revised study of the sealings from House A (Hogarth’s excavations), encompassing a study of finger-prints found on them, is also embedded in this project and a full revision of the Bronze Age epigraphic material (including inscriptions in Cretan Hieroglyphic and Linear A) is also planned. The Zakros project receives support from many sources, including the Athens Archaeological Society, the Psycha Foundation and the Institute of Aegean Prehistory. My involvement in the Zakros project has benefited from the support of the Michael
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