1/9 ELENI HASAKI Associate Professor, School of Anthropology and Department of Classics Director, Arizona in the Aegean Study Abroad Program President, Archaeological Institute of America, Tucson and Southern Arizona Society The University of Arizona www.classics.web.arizona.edu/hasaki RESEARCH INTERESTS ________________________________________________________________________ Mediterranean Pottery Technology, Experimental Archaeology, Ethnoarchaeology Craft Technology and Apprenticeship in Classical Antiquity Economics of Space in Mediterranean Craft WorKshops GreeK and Roman Art and Archaeology Museum Studies and Archaeological Ethics HIGHER EDUCATION ________________________________________________________________________ 2002 Ph.D. in Classics, Classics Department, University of Cincinnati Thesis: Ceramic Kilns in Ancient Greece: Technology and Organization of Ceramic Workshops 1995 M.A. in Classics, Classics Department, University of Cincinnati Thesis: Temenos: Delimiting Sacred Space 1992 B.A. in Archaeology and Art History (summa cum laude), History and Archaeology Department, University of Athens, Greece EMPLOYMENT ________________________________________________________________________ At the University of Arizona 2009– pres. Associate Professor of Anthropology, School of Anthropology Associate Professor of Classical Archaeology, Department of Classics 2002– 2009 Assistant Professor of Classical Archaeology, Department of Classics 2002– pres. Affiliated faculty: School of Art, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, University of Arizona 2001– 2002 Adjunct Lecturer of Classical Archaeology, Department of Classics Additional Employment 2012– pres. Director, Arizona in the Aegean Summer Institute, Office of Global Initiatives, University of Arizona 2009 Gertrude Smith Professor, Director of Summer Program, American School of Classical Studies at Athens 2008 Visiting Professor of Archaeology, Summer Session, International Institute of Classical and Humanistic Studies at Orvieto, Italy; Study Abroad Program, University of Arizona 2005– 2004 Whiting Fellow in the Humanities, Bryn Mawr College, Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology Department Emil Haury Building; P.O. Box 210030; Tucson, AZ 85721-0030 Tel. 520-626-1398 (o) Fax: 520-621-8516 Email: [email protected] 2/9 PUBLICATIONS Forthcoming The Penteskouphia Pinakes from Ancient Corinth and their Imagery of Potters at Work. Book manuscript; under contract with Hesperia Supplements, American School of Classical Studies at Athens; 407 pp. ms and 130 pp. illustrations. Peer-review cycle finished. Scheduled for 2013 Submitted “ The Apollo Sanctuary at Mandra, Despotiko, Paros: The Pottery Finds from Field Seasons 2001-2002” Archaic Pottery from DespotiKo, Paros,” submitted to Archaeologikes Meletes) (with R. Sutton and Y. Kourayos; 58,000 words; over 250 illustrations) In press “The Early Imperial Pottery Workshop and the Earlier Phases at Skiada Plot, Paroikia, Paros,” Archaeologika Analekta ex Athinon (with Y. Kourayos). 2012 “Ch. 9: Craft Apprenticeship in Ancient Greece: Reaching beyond the Masters,” in W. Wendrich (ed.), Archaeology and Apprenticeship: Acquiring Body Knowledge in the Ancient World, The University of Arizona Press, 281–329 2012 “Ch. 13: Workshops and Technology,” in T. j. Smith and D. Plantzos (eds.), A Companion to Greek Art, BlacKwell Publisher, Oxford, 255–274 2011 “Crafting Spaces: Archaeological, Ethnographic and Ethnoarchaeological Studies on Spatial Organization in Pottery WorKshops in Greece and Tunisia,” in M. Lawall and J. Lund (eds.), Pottery in the Archaeological Record: Greece and Beyond. Acts on the International Colloquium held at the Danish and Canadian Institutes in Athens, June 20-22, 2008, Aarhus, 12–24. 2010 “A Stratigraphy of Meanings: Integrating Antiquities into Daily Life at Paroikia, Paros,” in A. Stroulia and S. B. Sutton (eds.), Archaeology in Situ: Sites, Archaeology, and Communities, (Series: Greek Studies: Interdisciplinary Approaches; Series Editor: G. Nagy, Harvard University), Lexington, 373–396. 2007 Review of V. Cracolici, I Sostegni di Fornaci Dal Kerameikos di Metaponto (Bari 2003). Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2007.09.35; (3,265 words) 2006 “The Ancient GreeK Ceramic Kilns and their Contribution to the Technology and Organization of the Potters’ WorKshops,” in P. Tasios and C. Palyvou (eds.), Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Ancient Greek Technology, Athens, pp. 221–227 2005 “The Ethnoarchaeological Project of the Potters’ Quarter at Moknine, Tunisia. Seasons 2000, 2002,” in N. Kallala (ed.), Africa, Nouvelle Série des Séances Scientifiques III, Tunis, pp. 137–180 2004 “Ethnoarchaeology and Spatial Analysis of a Potters’ Quarter at MoKnine, Tunisia,” Archaeological Computing Newsletter 61: 7–15 (with E. Nell) 2003 Review of j. E. Rehder, The Mastery and Uses of Fire in Antiquity, Montreal, 2000, American Journal of Archaeology 107: 667–668 2002 Ceramic Kilns in Ancient Greece: Technology and Organization of Ceramic Workshops. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Cincinnati; on-line publication http://etd.ohiolink.edu/view.cgi?acc_num=ucin1023219003 2000 Homer A. and Dorothy D. Thompson Fellow, Associate Member, American School of Classica 2000 Pottery Workshops at Moknine, Tunisia. Ethnographic TV documentary (public viewings in Athens-Center for the Study of Traditional GreeK Pottery-Psaropoulou Foundation Feb 2002, American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Nov. 2000) 1999 “Studies in Hellenistic Ilion: A Note on Rooftiles in the Lower City,” Studia Troica 9: 225–236 FIELD PROJECTS ________________________________________________________________________ 2004– pres. Director. Experimental Archaeology Project: Ancient GreeK Pyrotechnology (Ancient GreeK Kiln, Tucson AZ: www.aiatucson.arizona.edu) Emil Haury Building; P.O. Box 210030; Tucson, AZ 85721-0030 Tel. 520-626-1398 (o) Fax: 520-621-8516 Email: [email protected] 3/9 2000– pres. Director. Ethnoarchaeological Project: Potters’ Quarters in Transition at MoKnine, Tunisia. 2000– pres. Senior Pottery Analyst. Sanctuary of Apollo on DespotiKo, Paros, Greece (with R. B. Sutton, Jr.) 1989– 2000 Greece: Alonissos (E. Athanassopoulou-A. Intzesiloglou); Paros, ParoiKia (Y. Kourayos) Thebes, Panakton (M. Munn); Cos, Kardamaina (A. Lemos); Naxos, Yria (V. Lambrinoudakis); Tunisia, Leptiminus (L. Stirling-D. Stone); TurKey, Troy (B. Rose); Italy, Fregellae (F. Coarelli) GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS ________________________________________________________________________ AWARDS 2013 C. Densmore Curtis Distinguished SpeaKer, Bryn Mawr College GRANTS 2012 Invited Lecturer Support Fund, British Museum, United Kingdom 2012– 2008 Provost’s Author Support Fund, University of Arizona (twice) 2011– 2001 Faculty-Student Interaction Grants, University of Arizona (8 times) 2010 Faculty International Development Grant, University of Arizona 2008– 2003 Foreign Travel Grant, International Affairs, University of Arizona (3 times: 2003; 2005; 2008) 2007 Publication Grant, Loeb Classical Library Foundation 2007 FranKlin Research Grant, American Philosophical Society 2007 Publication Grant, Archaeological Institute of America 2007– 2002 International Visiting Scholar Grant, University of Arizona [3 times: 2001; 2007 (2)] 2005 Hellenic Cultural Foundation Support Grant, Tucson 2004 Local Society Incentive Grant, Archaeological Institute of America 2004 Publication Grant, Cotton (Dr. M. Aylwin) Foundation, Channel Islands, United Kingdom 2002 Individual Research Grant, Faculty Small Grants Program, University of Arizona 1999 Dorot Foundation Travel Award, Archaeological Institute of America FELLOWSHIPS 2011 Samuel H. Kress Publication Fellowship, American School of Classical Studies at Athens 2009 Margo Tytus Visiting Scholar Fellowship, Classics Department, University of Cincinnati 2004 Whiting Fellowship in the Humanities, Bryn Mawr College 2001– 2000 University Research Council, Summer Research Fellowship (twice), University of Cincinnati 2001 Rawson Summer Research Fellowship, University of Cincinnati, Classics Department 2000 Homer and Dorothy Thompson Fellowship, American School of Classical Studies at Athens 1999 Virginia Grace Fellowship, Regular Program, American School of Classical Studies at Athens 1998– 1994 Cedric Boulter Summer Fellowship (three times), University of Cincinnati, Classics Department 1998– 1993 Louise Taft Semple Fellowship and Graduate Student Fellowship, University of Cincinnati 1998– 1993 J.W. Fulbright Scholarship for Graduate Studies in the U.S. 1994 American Academy in Rome Fellowship, Summer Program in Italian Archaeology 1989, 1990 Academic Excellence Awards, Institute of State Scholarships, University of Athens, Greece, History and Archaeology Department CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION (SELECTION) ________________________________________________________________________ COLLOQUIUM ORGANIZER 2007 Experimenting with Fire: Experimental Archaeology in Greek and Cypriot Ceramics, AIA Annual Emil Haury Building; P.O. Box 210030; Tucson, AZ 85721-0030 Tel. 520-626-1398 (o) Fax: 520-621-8516 Email: [email protected] 4/9 Meeting, San Diego 2005 Offerings in Clay: Votive Plaques in Ancient Greek Religion, AIA Annual Meeting, Boston (with K. Karoglou) 2005 Uses of Space in the Mediterranean, Bryn Mawr College, Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology Department PRESENTATIONS 2013 Potters’ Skills and Secrets: The Potter’s Wheel in Ancient Greece: SAA Annual Meeting 2012 “Decoding Penteskouphia Imagery: Penteskouphia Pinakes and Potters at Work in