Research
Recent Dissertations
Ancient Mediterranean World Students
2008-2009
- Philip Venticinque, “Common Causes: Guilds, Craftsmen, and Merchants in the Economy and Society of Roman and Late Roman Egypt” (David Martinez; Janet Johnson; Emanuel Mayer; Campbell Grey).
2007-2008
- Ari Bryen, “Violence, Law, and Society in Roman and Late Antique Egypt” (Walter Kaegi; Clifford Ando; David Martinez; James Keenan; Traianos Gagos).
2006-2007
- William Bubelis, “Athenian Sacred Treasurers from Solon to the Persian Wars” (Jonathan Hall; Christopher Faraone; Lisa Kallet)
2005-2006
- Brien Garnand, “The Use of Phoenician Infant Sacrifice in the Formation of Ethnic Identities” (Christopher Faraone; Jonathan Hall; Ian Morris).
2004-2005
- John O. Hyland, "Tissaphernes and the Achaemenid Empire in Thucydides and Xenophon" (Jonathan Hall; Matthew Stolper: Theo van den Hout).
- Carolina López-Ruiz, "The Sons of Earth and the Starry Heaven: Greek Theogonic Traditions and their Northwest Semitic Background" (Jonathan Hall; Christopher Faraone; Dennis Pardee).
- Benjamin Stevens, "The Origins of Language in Greek and Roman Thought" (Jonathan Hall; Richard Saller; Brian Krostenko).
- Ilse Müller, "Strategies for Survival: Widows in the Context of their Social Relationships" (Richard Saller; Ralph Johnson; Campbell Grey).
2003-2004
- Ian Strachan Moyer, "At the Limits of Hellenism: Egyptian Priests and the Greek World" (Christopher Faraone; Robert Ritner; Jonathan Z. Smith).
2001-2002
- Sarah Thea Cohen, "Exile in the Political Language of the Early Principate" (Richard Saller; Shadi Bartsch; Peter White).