Name: Milette Gaifman, "The Power of Labeling a Monument: from Classical Antiquity to the Eighteenth Century"
Start: 2023-05-26T12:00:00-07:00
End: 2023-05-26T13:00:00-07:00
Location: Building 110

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Milette Gaifman, "The Power of Labeling a Monument: from Classical Antiquity to the Eighteenth Century"

Fri, May 26, 2023 12pm to 1pm PT

Building 110, 112

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Sarah Toby Wilker, "The Social Life of Ancient Markets: Using Formal Network Approaches and Ceramic Data to Reconceptualize Market Behavior in the Late Classical–Early Hellenistic (400–200 BCE) Southeast Aegean”

Mon, May 22, 2023 9am to 10am PT

Building 110, 112

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Milette Gaifman, "The Power of Labeling a Monument: from Classical Antiquity to the Eighteenth Century"

Sarah Toby Wilker, "The Social Life of Ancient Markets: Using Formal Network Approaches and Ceramic Data to Reconceptualize Market Behavior in the Late Classical–Early Hellenistic (400–200 BCE) Southeast Aegean”

Carolina Lopez-Ruiz, "Herodotos on Herakles and Aphrodite, or the Phoenician-Egyptian entanglement"

Ian Haynes, "Rome Transformed: New approaches to the Classical and Late Antique Caelian"

Annual Webster Lecture with David Lewis (Edinburgh): “The World of Hegesias: An Occupational Microhistory"

Grant Parker, "Classics and The South"