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ELENI HASAKI Associate Professor, School of Anthropology and Department of 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 , 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 : 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 Department

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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, : 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 : 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 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. Project: Ancient Greek Pyrotechnology (Ancient Greek Kiln, Tucson AZ: www.aiatucson.arizona.edu)

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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); , Yria (V. Lambrinoudakis); Tunisia, Leptiminus (L. Stirling-D. Stone); , 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

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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 Ancient Corinth” International Conference Craft and People Conference: British Museum, United Kingdom 1-2 November 2012 2012 “Maritime Trade, Politics, and Pottery Industry: The Penteskouphia Pinakes from Archaic Corinth,” ISBSA: 13th International Colloquium on Boat and Ship Archaeology, Amsterdam, October 8-12, 2012 (with Y. Nakas) 2012 “Peacock’s Modes of Production: The View from Ancient Greece,”Invited Panelist in AIA Panel for the Pomerance Award for Scientific Contributions to Archaeology to D.P.S. Peacock. “D.P.S. Peacock’s Model for the Organization of Roman Pottery Production: Impact and Responses over Three Decades” 2010 “Ceramics from Sanctuary of Apollo at Despotiko, Paros,” AIA Annual Meeting, Anaheim (with R.F. Sutton and Y. Kourayos) 2009 “Bull Leaping in Minoan Courts: Reality or Myth? Perspectives from Modern Rodeo Arenas,” CAMWS Annual Meeting, Minneapolis (with T. Gatchell and D. Crain) 2008 “Roman Kilns in Ancient Greece: Issues of Typology and Spatial Organization of Production,” Working with Roman Kilns: Conducting Archaeological Research in Pottery Production Centers, 26th Congress of the Rei Cretariae Romanae Fautores, Cadiz, Spain 2008 “Allocation of Space for Production and Storage in Pottery Workshops,” Pottery in the Archaeological Record: A View from the Greek World. June 20–22, 2008 at the Danish Institute in Athens and the Canadian Institute in Greece. A workshop funded by the G. E. Foundation on J. T. Peña, Roman Pottery in the Archaeological Record, Cambridge University Press 2007; organized by J. Lund and M. Lawall with assistance from J. T. Peña 2008 “Correlation of Physical Properties for Aeginetan Ware with Compositional and Chemical Data from the Clay Source Deposit,” Clay Minerals Society Annual Meeting, New Orleans (with C. M. Shriner et al.) 2007 “Ethnoarchaeology of Space: Space, Size, and Space Allocation in Pottery Workshops in Tunisia,” American Schools of Oriental Research Annual Meeting, San Diego 2007 “Craft Apprenticeship in Ancient Greece,” CAMWS Annual Meeting, Cincinnati 2007 “The AIA Kiln in Tucson: Research and Outreach,” in Experimenting with Fire: Experiments in Greek and Cypriot Ceramics Colloquium, AIA Annual Meeting, San Diego (with A. May) 2006 “ ‘All Fired Up’ the AIA Tucson Kiln Project,” AIA Annual Meeting, Montreal. Poster (with J. Benton, J. Kendall, and A. May) 2006 Attendant, “The Colors of Clay: Special Techniques in Athenian Vases,” J.P. Getty Villa Symposium 2005 Attendant, “Pithos-Making Conference,” Paros, Greece 2005 “The Ancient Greek Ceramic Kilns and their Contribution to the Technology and Organization of the Ceramic Workshops,” 2nd International Conference on Ancient Greek Technology, Athens 2005 Ceramic Kilns in Greece: Distribution and Geophysical Properties,” in Archaeological Work in Macedonia and Thrace, Thessaloniki, Greece (with E. deMarco, D. Kondopoulou, and A. Sarris) 2005 “J.D. Beazley: The World of Ancient Attic Vase-Painters and their Apprentices,” Ancient Apprenticeship Colloquium, SAA Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City 2005 “Firing the Corinthian Kilns. Depiction of Kilns and Pottery-related Activities on the

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Penteskouphia Plaques,” in Offerings in Clay: Votive Plaques in Ancient Greek Religion Colloquium, AIA Annual Meeting, Boston 2004 “Spatial Analysis of Pottery Workshops in Moknine, Tunisia,” SAA Annual Meeting, Montreal 2004 “Excavations at Mandra on Despotiko, 2001–2003,” AIA Annual Meeting, San Francisco

(with B. Burns, Y. Kourayos, and R. Sutton)

2003 “Use of Space in Pottery Workshops in the Mediterranean: The Cases of Tunisia and Greece,” Poster. 7th European Meeting on Ancient Ceramics. Lisbon, Portugal 2003 “The Hellenistic Pottery Workshop at Paroikia, Paros,” AIA Annual Meeting, New Orleans 2002 “Penteskouphia Plaques Revisited: Votive and/or Workshop Deposit?,” CAMWS Annual Meeting, Austin 2001 “Rectangular Kilns in Greece: Issues of Pyrotechnology and Ceramic Production,” AIA Annual Meeting, San Diego. Abstract in AJA 105, p. 298 2000 “The Rectangular Kilns and the Production of Rooftiles at Ancient Corinth,” 3rd Symposium on the Activities of the Department of History and Archaeology, University of Athens. Poster (in Greek) 1999 “Tile Kilns in the Peloponnese: The Evidence from Corinth, Nemea, and Olympia,” Poster. AIA Annual Meeting, Dallas. Abstract in AJA 104 (2000), p. 333 1998 “Ergasteria and the Ancient Polis: Structure and Function of Workshops in the Ancient City,” CAMWS Annual Meeting, Charlottesville 1991 “The Coral-red Glaze in Attic Vases,” 1st Conference of Students of Archaeology, Rethymno,

INVITED LECTURES (SELECTION) ______

2012 “Archaeological Vistas of the ,” Hellenic Cultural Foundation Lecture Series, Tucson (twice) 2012 “Penteskouphia Pinakes of Potters at Work: From Practice Pieces to Prayers,” British Museum Lecture Series 2011 “Cycladic Crossroads: Technological and Environmental Strategies in Ancient Greece,” International Education Week, Honors College, University of Arizona 2011 “‘Ethnoarchaeological and Archaeological Perspectives on the Spatial Organization of Pottery Workshops in Greece and Tunisia.”HALMA IPE- UMR 8164, Atelier international : Archéologie des espaces économiques, Université de Lille III, France. 2011 “‘L’ espace opératoire’ de la chaîne opératoire in pottery production: Ethnoarchaeological studies of a potters’ quarter in Moknine, Tunisia.” International Seminars: Pottery in Ancient Societies : Contexts and Uses. Université libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium 2011-2009 “Making Masterpieces: Greek Potters at Work,” Hellenic Cultural Foundation Lecture Series, Tucson (twice) 2010 “Making Classical Art: Craft Apprenticeship in Ancient Greece,” Tytus Colloquium, University of Cincinnati 2009 “Crafting Spaces: Ethnoarchaeology of Spatial Organization in Pottery Workshops,” School of Anthropology Lecture Series, Tucson 2009 “Building Big on the Athenian Acropolis: Athena Promachos Reconsidered,” Wellesley College, Classics Department 2007 “Firing the Kilns in Ancient Greece and in Tucson,” Southern Arizona Clay Artists Association 2006 “A Replica of a Greek Updraft Kiln in Tucson,” International Wood Firing Conference, 20+1 Years of the Tozan Kilns, Ceramics Program, Northern Arizona University

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2006 “Technology and Production of Ancient Greek Vases,” History and Archaeology Department, Athens University, Greece 2005 “The Figure of Hephaistos in Greek Art and Technology,” Classics Department, Rutgers University 2004 “Pandora’s Voices. Women in Ancient Mediterranean,” Friends of the Library, University of Arizona 2004 “Ethnoarchaeological Project of Potters’ Quarter in Tunisia,” University of Arizona, Archaeological Institute of America Tucson Society 2003 “Projet ethnoarchéologique de quartier de potiers à Moknine,” Séances scientifiques, Institut National de Patrimoine, Tunis, Tunisia 2003 “Oddities about the Penteskouphia Plaques from Corinth: Votives and/or Trial Pieces?,” Antikensammlung, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany 2002 “Greek Kilns: Issues of Technology and Typology,” Lecture Series at the Desert Archaeology Co., Tucson 2001 “Ethnoarchaeological Studies at Moknine, Tunisia,” Classics Department, SUNY at Buffalo 2000 “Ceramic Kilns in Greece,” American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Greece 1995– 1998 Institute for Learning in Retirement (IRL), University of Cincinnati. Lectures on selected topics: The Religious Experience of the Greeks; The Labors of Heracles; Topography of Ancient Athens; Topography of

SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION (SELECTION) ______(member, unless otherwise noted)

NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2012 American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA), Managing Committee 2012– 2003 Archaeological Institute of America, Tucson and Southern Arizona Society, President (previously Vice-President, Treasurer) 2012 AIA Placement Committee 2010– 2007 American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA), Alumni/ae Representative to the Managing Committee 2008– 2007 The Classical Association of the Middle West and South (CAMWS), Resolutions Committee 2004– 2001 Hesperia, American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Assistant to the Editor

REVIEW PANELS 2011, 2009 Fulbright Interview Panel, Honors’ College, University of Arizona 2011– 2008 The Classical Association of the Middle West and South (CAMWS), Semple, Benario, and Travel Grants Committee 2009 Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Graduate Fellowships, University of Arizona 2009 American School of Classical Studies (ASCSA), Summer Session Selection Committee 2009– 2004 American Journal of Archaeology, Radiocarbon Journal, Journal of Ancient Egyptian Interconnections, Article Reviewer 2008 Undergraduate and Graduate and Professional Student Council, University of Arizona Poster Showcase, Judge 2007– pres. Archaeological Institute of America, Local Society Incentive Grant Committee, 2007 National Endowment for the Humanities, Collaborative Projects in Archaeology, Panelist 2004– 2003 Faculty Small Grants Program, University of Arizona, Peer-Review Committee, Chair and Member

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UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA COLLEGE 2012– 2007 Undergraduate Mentor, Flinn Scholars Program for Outstanding Undergraduates 2012 Honors’ Professor 2012 Onassis Scholars Host Committee, SBS College 2011 College Advising Committee, Global Initiatives 2009 College of Humanities, Faculty Colloquium Series Committee, 2009– 2007 Dean’s Advisory Committee (DAC), College of Humanities

DEPARTMENTS (MEMBER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED; SINCE 2005) 2012– 2011 Teaching Assistants Selection Committee, School of Anthropology 2012– 2007 Undergraduate Advisor, Classics Department 2012– 2005 Curriculum Committee, Classics Department, Chair (2008–2012); Member (2005–2008) 2012 Committee for Modern Greek Program, Classics Department 2011 Committee for Director of Graduate Studies Job Description, Classics Department 2009 Capstone/Lecture Series, School of Anthropology 2008– 2007 Search Committee for Archaeology Position, Classics Department 2008– 2001 Recruitment and Retention Committee, Classics Department

GREEK-AMERICAN COMMUNITY INTERACTION (SINCE 2000) 2012– Hellenic Cultural Foundation, Tucson, Vice-President (2012– pres.); Executive Board Member (2003-2012)

NEWS CLIPPINGS (SELECTION) ______2012 “UA Students Explore Greek Islands in New Summer Abroad Program” UA News http://uanews.org/story/ua-students-explore-greek-islands-new-summer-abroad-program 2012 “UA Group to Fire Up Kiln, Re-create Ancient Greek Pottery,” Tucson Sentinel.com http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/arts/report/041912_greek_kiln/ua-group-fire-up-kiln-re- create-ancient-greek-pottery/ 2010 "Why Attend ASCSA Summer Session." American School of Classical Studies at Athens http://www.ascsa.edu.gr/ 2010 "ASCSA Summer Session 2009: A Multimedia Experience." American School of Classical Studies at Athens Newsletter AKOUE 63:19 http://www.ascsa.edu.gr/pdf/uploads/akoue-spr2010-web.pdf 2009 “This Isn’t Sparta, But It Might As Well Be,” by M. Moore, Arizona Wildcat Oct. 28 http://wildcat.arizona.edu/news/this-isn-t-sparta-but-it-might-as-well-be-1.832613 2009 “UA Classics and the ASCSA,” OASIS, Classics Department Newsletter 1: 12-13; http://www.classics.web.arizona.edu/files/OASIS_2009_0.pdf 2009 “Fired Up,” Advancing Arizona, The University of Arizona Foundation, Winter/Spring 2009 http://www.uafoundation.org/documents/AA_Winter_09.pdf 2008 “Firing of Greek Replica Kiln is Open Air Lab for Research, Instruction, and Outreach” Polyglot 16-31 October, College of Humanities Newsletter, University of Arizona http://w3.coh.arizona.edu/coh/newnotable/news/08/Oct16/index_news.cfm?news=Events2.html 2006 “ ‘All Fired-Up’ The AIA Kiln in Tucson,” AIA Newsletter Spring Issue. Front cover story. 2005 “Undergraduates Team with Scholar for Research on Greek Vases,” Bryn Mawr Now Newsletter

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE

GRADUATE PROGRAM

THESES COMMITTEES AND PLACEMENT TO PH.D. PROGRAMS (TOTAL OF 24; SELECTION) (M.A. at the University of Arizona unless otherwise noted)

2012 K. Burns , The Iconography of Mystery: The Relationship between Orpheus and Bacchus in Late Roman Britain (Ph.D. Thesis, Art History: Faculty at University of South Alabama) 2012 (chair) B. Rolla, The Economy of Wine Production. Considerations of Space, Storage, and Distribution (Latin Instructor: Basis School) 2012 A. Duray, Minoan Stone Vases and Political Economies of Crete (Ph.D. Candidate: Stanford University) 2010 B. Moore, Public and Private Spaces on the Roman Frontier: A Comparison of Roman to Romano-British Households 2009 (chair) L. Jaffe, Vitrum et Vitriarius: Examination the Organization of the Roman Glass Industry through Workshops and Workers (recipient of the Norman Austin Outstanding M.A. Thesis Award, Classics Department) 2009 (chair) A. Basa, Artistic Patronage in Ancient Greek Painting (5th-4th centuries BCE) (CRM Desert Archaeology; Art Institute at Chicago) 2009 S. Linn, Minoan Heirlooms: A Material Connection to a Powerful Past (Ph.D. candidate: The University of Pennsylvania) 2008 K. McBride, Changing Iconography of Ptolemaic Queens (Ph.D. candidate: Brown University) 2008 E. Bartlett, Persephone as the Archetypal “Bride of Hades”: The Examination of the Motif of “Marriage to Death” in Greek Literature and Classical Vase-Painting (Ph.D. candidate: The University of Virginia) 2008 S. Ward, Institutionalization of Religion in Middle and Late Minoan Crete: The Role of the Peak Sanctuaries and the Horns of Consecration 2008 C. Parr, Lupanar: Rethinking the Roman Brothel 2008 ((chair) J. Moxness, The Muscle Cuirass in the Roman Empire (B.A. Honors’ Thesis, University of Ariozna, Ph.D. candidate: Oxford University, UK) 2007 (chair) J. Williams, “Laboring at the Edges of Empire: The Division of Labor in Romano-British Pottery Workshops (recipient of the Norman Austin Outstanding M.A. Thesis Award, Classics Department; Ph.D. candidate: SUNY Buffalo) 2007 A. Laftsidis, The Ceramic Kiln at Pentavrysos, Kastoria (outside reader; Aristotle University of Salonica, Greece; Ph.D. candidate: The University of Cincinnati) 2006 A. Stoimenoff, Athens in the Late Helladic Period: Historical Perceptions and Misconceptions (Ph.D. candidate: The University of Texas at Austin) 2006 Z. Koseva, Pre-Roman Kilns in Thrace: Archaeometric and Archaeological Studies (outside reader; St. Kliment Ochridsky University of Sofia) 2005 J. Benton, Roman Bakeries in Pompeii (Ph.D. candidate: The University of Virginia)

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2005 J. Kendall, As the World Turns: Nero’s Iconography and the Octagonal Suite of the Domus Aurea (Ph.D. 2012 SUNY Buffalo; Faculty at University of Arizona) 2005 (chair) J. Slater, Contextualizing Connoisseurship (B.A. Honors’ Thesis, Bryn Mawr College; Ph.D.candidate: Sheffield University, UK)

COURSES TAUGHT (at The University of Arizona, unless otherwise noted)

Graduate Seminars (CLAS) (510A) Introduction to Classical Methods (596A) Studies in Ancient Greek Pottery (596A) Technology, Labor, and Society in Ancient Greece

Mini-Colloquia for Graduate Students 2003 Vitruvius, De Architectura (bi-weekly meetings) 2003 The Problems of Fakes in Classical Archaeology (bi-weekly meetings)

Upper Level Undergraduate/Graduate Courses (CLAS) (430/530) Ancient Greek Technology (454/554) Greek and Roman Sculpture (456/556) Greek and Roman Painting (457/557) Greek Architecture (461/561) Greek Pottery (484/584) Roman Architecture

Undergraduate Courses (CLAS) (195A) Ancient Greek and Roman Technology (250A) Classical Greek Literature in Translation (340A) Introduction to Greek Art and Archaeology (311) Athens through the Ages (341) Mediterranean Technologies and Environmental Strategies (CC112) Introduction to Classical Civilization (Greek), University of Cincinnati (CC113) Introduction to Classical Civilization (Roman), University of Cincinnati

Language Instruction MG 611-613 Three semesters of Modern Greek, University of Cincinnati

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