Table Of ContentBERLIN CV 1
ANDREA
M.
BERLIN
James
R.
Wiseman
Chair
in
Classical
Archaeology
Department
of
Archaeology
675
Commonwealth
Avenue
Boston
University
Boston,
MA
02215
[email protected]
EDUCATION
1976
A.B.
with
honors,
University
of
Michigan,
College
of
Literature,
Science,
and
the
Arts.
Double
Major:
Classical
Studies
and
Near
Eastern
Studies.
1979
A.M.,
University
of
Chicago,
Oriental
Institute.
Major
area:
Syro-‐Palestinian
Archaeology;
Minor
area:
Hittite
Studies.
Thesis:
Cyprus
and
the
Levant
in
the
mid-‐2nd
millennium
B.C.E.
1988
Ph.D.,
University
of
Michigan,
Interdepartmental
Program
in
Classical
Art
and
Archaeology.
Dissertation:
The
Hellenistic
and
Early
Roman
Common-‐ware
Pottery
from
Tel
Anafa.
Advisor:
Professor
Sharon
C.
Herbert.
ACADEMIC
APPOINTMENTS
1985
Instructor,
Yoqneam
Regional
Archaeological
Project,
Hebrew
University,
Jerusalem.
1988
Lecturer,
Department
of
Art,
George
Washington
University,
Washington
D.C.
1989
Visiting
Assistant
Professor,
McIntyre
Department
of
Art,
University
of
Virginia,
Charlottesville
VA.
1990
Visiting
Assistant
Professor,
Department
of
Classics,
University
of
Maryland-‐College
Park.
1994
–
95
Adjunct
Assistant
Professor,
Department
of
Classics,
Georgetown
University,
Washington
D.C.
1997–2000
Assistant
Professor,
Department
of
Classical
and
Near
Eastern
Studies,
University
of
Minnesota,
Minneapolis
MN.
2000–2004
Associate
Professor,
Department
of
Classical
and
Near
Eastern
Studies,
University
of
Minnesota,
Minneapolis
MN.
2004–2010
Morse-‐Alumni
Distinguished
Teaching
Professor
of
Archaeology,
Department
of
Classical
and
Near
Eastern
Studies,
University
of
Minnesota,
Minneapolis
MN.
2010-‐present
James
R.
Wiseman
Chair
in
Classical
Archaeology,
Department
of
Archaeology,
Boston
University,
Boston
MA.
BERLIN CV 2
OTHER
PROFESSIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
1978
Staff
Archaeologist,
FAI-‐270
Project,
Mississippi
River
Valley,
University
of
Illinois,
Urbana-‐
Champaign
IL.
1979–80
Staff
Archaeologist,
United
States
Department
of
Energy,
and
Director,
Argonne
National
Laboratory
Site
Survey,
Chicago
IL.
1988–89
Senior
Archaeologist
and
Director,
Dulles
Airport
Archaeological
Excavation
and
Survey
Project,
Engineering-‐Science,
Inc.,
Washington
D.C.
PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS
Excavations
at
Tel
Anafa,
vol.
II,
i.
The
Persian,
Hellenistic,
and
Roman
Plain
Wares.
Journal
of
Roman
Archaeology
supplementary
series
vol.
10.2.
Portsmouth
RI:
1997.
244
pp
+
94
figures
and
plates.
Reviews:
Susan
Downey,
American
Journal
of
Archaeology
102
(1998),
pp.
444-‐445;
Susan
Rotroff,
Bryn
Mawr
Classical
Review
99.2.14
(February
1999);
Barbara
Burrell,
Bulletin
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
315
(1999),
pp.
88-‐90.
The
First
Jewish
Revolt:
Archaeology,
History,
and
Ideology.
Co-‐edited
with
J.
Andrew
Overman.
Routledge,
London:
2002.
258
pp.
+
26
figures.
Reviews:
Steve
Mason,
Journal
of
Jewish
Studies
54
(2003),
pp.
159-‐62;
Miriam
Ben-‐Zeev,
Classical
Review
54.1
(2004),
pp.
182-‐83.
Excavations
at
Coptos
(Qift)
(1988-‐1992).
Co-‐authored
with
Sharon
C.
Herbert.
Journal
of
Roman
Archaeology
Supplementary
Series
53:
2003.
Portsmouth
RI.
231
pp.
+
114
figures.
Gamla.
Final
Reports,
vol.
I.
The
Pottery
of
the
Second
Temple
Period.
Israel
Antiquities
Authority
Reports
no.
29
(2006).
Israel
Antiquities
Authority,
Jerusalem.
Reviews:
David
Stacey,
Palestine
Exploration
Quarterly
139
(2007),
pp.
129-‐30;
Susan
Rotroff,
Bulletin
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
352
(2008),
pp.
103-‐5.
Tel
Anafa
II,
ii.
Glass
Vessels,
Lamps,
Objects
of
Metal,
and
Groundstone
and
Other
Stone
Tools
and
Vessels.
Co-‐edited
with
Sharon
C.
Herbert.
Kelsey
Museum
Fieldwork
Series,
Ann
Arbor
MI:
2012.
ARTICLES
and
CHAPTERS
1980-‐1990
“Karanis
in
Perspective”
(co-‐authored
with
E.K.
Gazda)
and
“The
Rural
Economy”
in
Karanis:
An
Egyptian
Town
in
Roman
Times.
E.K.
Gazda,
ed.
Kelsey
Museum
of
Archaeology,
Ann
Arbor:
1984.
Pp.
1-‐7,
8-‐18.
BERLIN CV 3
1990-‐1995
“Pots
and
People:
The
Tel
Anafa
Common
Wares,”
American
Journal
of
Archaeology
94
(1990),
pp.
333-‐34.
“Hellenistic
and
Roman
Pottery,
preliminary
report,
1990”
in
Caesarea
Papers.
R.
L.
Vann,
ed.
Journal
of
Roman
Archaeology
supplementary
series
5
(1992),
pp.
112-‐28.
“Italian
Cooking
Vessels
and
Cuisine
from
Tel
Anafa,”
Israel
Exploration
Journal
43
(1993),
pp.
35-‐44.
1996-‐2000
“From
Monarchy
to
Markets:
The
Phoenicians
in
Hellenistic
Palestine,”
Bulletin
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
306
(1997).
Pp.
75-‐88.
“Between
Large
Forces:
Palestine
in
the
Hellenistic
Period,”
Biblical
Archaeologist
60.1
(1997),
pp.
2-‐57.
“What’s
for
Dinner?
The
Answer
is
in
the
Pot,”
Biblical
Archaeology
Review
25.6
(1999),
pp.
46-‐55,
62.
“The
Archaeology
of
Ritual:
The
Sanctuary
of
Pan
at
Banias/Caesarea
Philippi,”
Bulletin
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
315
(1999),
pp.
27-‐46.
“Studies
in
Hellenistic
Ilion:
The
Lower
City.
Stratified
Assemblages
and
Chronology,”
Studia
Troica
9
(1999),
pp.
73-‐157.
“The
Pottery
from
the
North
and
Northwest
Areas”
in
Ancient
Naukratis:
Excavations
of
a
Greek
Emporium
in
Egypt.
Part
1.
The
Excavations
in
the
South
Mound
at
Kom
Ge'if.
Albert
Leonard,
Jr.,
ed.
Annual
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
54
(1999),
pp.
136-‐285.
Review
of
Ancient
Naukratis
Part
1,
with
attention
to
this
chapter:
Susan
Rotroff,
Bulletin
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
318
(2000).
Pp.
81-‐84.
2000-‐2005
“Tel
Kedesh,
1997-‐1999.”
Co-‐authored
with
Sharon
C.
Herbert.
Israel
Exploration
Journal
50
(2000),
pp.
118-‐123.
“A
Stamped
Sigillata
Bowl
Base
from
Horvat
‘Eleq,”
Appendix
II
in
Ramat
Hanadiv
Excavations,
by
Y.
Hirschfeld.
Israel
Exploration
Society,
Jerusalem:
2000.
P.
746.
“Naukratis-‐Kom
Hadid:
A
Ceramic
Typology
for
Hellenistic
Lower
Egypt,”
in
Ancient
Naukratis:
Excavations
of
a
Greek
Emporium
in
Egypt.
Part
2.
The
Excavations
at
Kom
Hadid,
Albert
Leonard,
Jr.,
ed.
Annual
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
55
(2001),
pp.
26-‐163.
Review
of
Ancient
Naukratis
Part
2,
with
attention
to
this
chapter:
Susan
Rotroff,
Bulletin
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
329
(2003).
Pp.
92-‐94.
BERLIN CV 4
“Romanization
and
Anti-‐Romanization
in
pre-‐Revolt
Galilee,”
in
The
First
Jewish
Revolt:
Archaeology,
History,
and
Ideology,
Andrea
Berlin
and
J.
Andrew
Overman,
eds.
(Routledge,
London:
2002),
pp.
57-‐73.
Review
Article:
“Business
at
the
Bottom
of
the
World.”
Review
of
M.
Fischer,
M.
Gichon,
and
O.
Tal,
‘En
Boqeq.
Excavations
in
an
Oasis
on
the
Dead
Sea.
Vol.
II.
The
Officina.
An
Early
Roman
Building
on
the
Dead
Sea
Shore
(von
Zabern,
Mainz
2000),
Journal
of
Roman
Archaeology
15
(2002).
Pp.
646-‐
650.
“Coptos:
Architecture
and
Assemblages
in
the
Sacred
Temenos
from
Nectanebo
to
Justinian.”
Co-‐
authored
with
Sharon
C.
Herbert.
Topoi
Suppl.
3
(2002),
pp.
73-‐115.
“Power
and
Its
Afterlife:
Tombs
in
Hellenistic
Palestine.”
Near
Eastern
Archaeology
65.2
(2002),
pp.
138-‐48.
“Ilion
Before
Alexander:
A
Ritual
Deposit
of
the
Fourth
Century
B.C.,”
Studia
Troica
12
(2002),
pp.
131-‐65.
“Going
Greek:
Atticizing
Pottery
in
an
Achaemenid
World.”
Co-‐authored
with
Kathleen
Lynch.
Studia
Troica
12
(2002),
pp.
167-‐78.
“Ptolemaic
Agriculture,
‘Syrian
Wheat,’
and
Triticum
aestivum.”
Co-‐authored
with
Terry
Ball,
Robert
Thompson,
and
Sharon
C.
Herbert.
Journal
of
Archaeological
Science
30.1
(2002),
pp.
115-‐
21.
“Notes
on
Black
Slipped
Table
Wares
from
Busayra,”
in
Busayra:
Excavations
by
Crystal
M.
Bennett
1971-‐1980,
by
Piotr
Bienkowski.
British
Academy
Monographs
in
Archaeology
No.
13.
Oxford:
Oxford
University
Press:
2002.
Pp.
344-‐48.
“The
Hellenistic
Period”
in
Near
Eastern
Archaeology.
A
Reader.
S.
Richard,
ed.
Eisenbrauns,
Winona
Lake:
2003.
Pp.
418-‐33.
“A
New
Administrative
Center
for
Persian
and
Hellenistic
Galilee:
Preliminary
Report
of
the
University
of
Michigan/University
of
Minnesota
Excavations
at
Tel
Kedesh.”
Co-‐authored
with
Sharon
C.
Herbert,
Bulletin
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
329
(2003),
pp.
13-‐59.
“Where
was
Herod’s
Temple
to
Augustus?
Banias
is
still
the
best
candidate,”
Biblical
Archaeology
Review
29.5
(2003),
pp.
22-‐24.
“The
Persian,
Hellenistic,
and
Roman
Periods
—
Sixth
Century
B.C.E.
through
the
Fourth
Century
C.E.,”
One
Hundred
Years
of
American
Archaeology
in
the
Levant:
Proceedings
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
Centennial
Celebration,
Washington,
DC,
April
2000,
D.
Clark
and
V.
Matthews,
eds.
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research,
Atlanta:
2003.
Pp.
289-‐95.
“Life
and
Death
on
the
Israeli-‐Lebanese
Border
(in
140
B.C.E.):
Excavating
Tel
Kedesh.”
Co-‐
authored
with
Sharon
C.
Herbert.
Biblical
Archaeology
Review
31.5
(2005),
pp.
35-‐43.
“Pottery
and
Pottery
Production
in
the
Second
Temple
Period,”
Excavations
on
the
Site
of
the
Jerusalem
International
Convention
Center
(Binyanei
Ha’Uma).
The
Pottery
and
Other
Small
Finds.
BERLIN CV 5
B.
Arubas
and
H.
Goldfus,
eds.
Journal
of
Roman
Archaeology
supplementary
series
60
(2005).
Pp.
29-‐60.
“The
Pottery
from
the
Excavations
at
St.
George’s
Hill.”
Co-‐authored
with
Jeffery
Pilacinski.
Report
of
the
Department
of
Antiquities
of
Cyprus
2003
(2005),
pp.
201-‐237.
“Ceramic
Observations,
Hellenistic
to
Late
Roman,”
appendix
to
“The
Pylos
Regional
Archaeological
Project.
Part
VII:
Historical
Messenia,
Geometric
to
Late
Roman,”
Susan
E.
Alcock
et
al.
Hesperia
74
(2005),
pp.
194-‐204.
“Jewish
Life
Before
the
Revolt:
The
Archaeological
Evidence,”
Journal
for
the
Study
of
Judaism
36.4
(2005),
pp.
417-‐70.
2006-‐2010
“Monumental
Tombs:
From
Maussolos
to
the
Maccabbees,”
co-‐authored
with
Geoffrey
Waywell.
Biblical
Archaeology
Review
33.3
(2007),
pp.
54-‐65.
“Khirbet
el-‐Hawarit:
A
Ceramic
Workshop
on
the
Mt.
Hermon
Slopes.”
Co-‐authored
with
Moshe
Hartal
and
Nicholas
Hudson.
‘Atiqot
59
(2008),
pp.
131-‐55.
2011-‐2015
"The
Sanctuary
at
Mizpe
Yammim:
Phoenician
Cult
and
Territory
in
the
Upper
Galilee
during
the
Persian
Period,"
with
Rafael
Frankel.
Bulletin
of
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
366
(2012),
pp.
25-‐78.
“Identity
Politics
in
Early
Roman
Galilee,”
The
Jewish
Revolt
Against
Rome:
Interdisciplinary
Perspectives.
Supplements
to
the
Journal
for
the
Study
of
Judaism
vol.
154.
M.
Popović,
ed.
Brill,
Leiden:
2012.
Pp.
69-‐106.
“The
Pottery
of
Strata
8
–
7
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Hellenistic
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in
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in
the
City
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David
1978-‐
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by
Yigal
Shiloh.
Vol.
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Area
E:
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de
Groot
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H.
Bernick-‐Greenberg,
eds.
Qedem
54.
Hebrew
University,
Jerusalem:
2012.
Pp.
5-‐29.
“Fluted
and
Floral
Bowls,”
“Grooved
Rim
Bowls,”
“Linear-‐Cut
Bowls,”
and
“Ribbed
Bowls,”
in
Tel
Anafa
II,
ii.
Glass
Vessels,
Lamps,
Objects
of
Metal,
and
Groundstone
and
Other
Stone
Tools
and
Vessels.
Co-‐edited
with
Sharon
C.
Herbert.
Kelsey
Museum
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Series,
Ann
Arbor
MI:
2012.
Pp.
24-‐29,
54-‐61.
"Excavating
Tel
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The
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a
Site
and
a
Project."
Co-‐authored
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Sharon
C.
Herbert.
Archaeology
65.3
(2012),
pp.
24-‐29.
“Artifacts
and
Applications:
Computational
Thinking
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Center
for
the
Study
of
Architecture
Newsletter
XXV.2
(2012):
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“Manifest
Identity:
from
Ioudaios
to
Jew.
Household
Judaism
as
anti-‐Hellenization
in
the
late
Hasmonean
era,”
Between
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and
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Multiple
Identities
in
Ancient
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and
the
Interaction
with
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R.
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and
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Journal
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Vandenhoeck
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Göttingen:
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Pp.
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BERLIN CV 6
“Something
old,
something
new:
Native
cultures
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Ptolemaic
rule,”
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N.
Fenn
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C.
Römer-‐Strehl,
eds.
BAR
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Oxford:
2013.
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229-‐37.
“Tel
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In
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the
Bible
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D.
Master,
ed.
Oxford
University
Press,
New
York:
2013.
Pp.
373-‐381.
Co-‐authored
with
Sharon
C.
Herbert.
“Dining
In
State:
The
Table
Wares
from
the
Persian-‐Hellenistic
Administrative
Building
at
Kedesh,”
Pottery,
Peoples,
and
Places.
Study
and
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of
Late
Hellenistic
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P.
Guldager
Bilde
and
M.
L.
Lawall,
ads.
Aarhus
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Press,
Aarhus:
2014.
Pp.
307-‐21.
“Household
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in
the
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and
Mishnaic
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200
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Vol.
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and
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and
J.
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Fortress
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Minneapolis
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2014.
Pp.
208-‐15.
“Herod
the
Tastemaker.”
Near
Eastern
Archaeology
77.2
(2014),
pp.
108-‐119.
“The
Levantine
Ceramics
Project,”
Center
for
the
Study
of
Architecture
Newsletter
XXVI.3
(2014):
http://csanet.org/newsletter/winter14/nlw1401.html
“A
New
Administrative
Center
of
the
Persian
and
Hellenistic
Periods
at
Tel
Kedesh
of
the
Upper
Galilee,”
Qadmoniot
145
(2014),
pp.
72-‐80
[Hebrew].
“Herod,
Augustus,
and
the
Augusteum
at
the
Paneion,”
Eretz
Israel
31
(2015),
pp.
1*-‐11*.
Review
Article:
“A
Once
and
Future
King,”
Review
of
S.
Rozenberg
and
D.
Mevorakh,
eds.
Herod
the
Great.
The
King’s
Final
Journey
(Jerusalem,
Israel
Museum:
2013),
Journal
of
Roman
Archaeology
28
(2015),
pp.
895-‐901.
“Kedesh
of
the
Upper
Galilee.”
In
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in
the
Late
Second
Temple
and
Mishnaic
Periods
100
BCE
–
200
CE.
Vol.
2.
The
Archaeological
Record
of
Galilean
Cities,
Towns,
and
Villages.
D.
Fiensy
and
J.
Strange,
eds.
Fortress
Press,
Minneapolis
MN:
2015.
Pp.
419-‐36.
Co-‐authored
with
Sharon
C.
Herbert.
“Hellenistic
Period
(332-‐63
BCE).”
In
The
Ancient
Pottery
of
Israel
and
its
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Iron
Age
through
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ed.
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Jerusalem:
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pp.
629-‐671.
“Crazy
About
Cataloguing.”
In
40
Futures.
Experts
Predict
What’s
Next
For
Biblical
Archaeology,
Biblical
Archaeology
Society,
Washington
D.C.:
2015,
pp.
40-‐41.
ARTICLES
and
CHAPTERS
ACCEPTED/IN
PRESS
“The
Persian,
Hellenistic,
and
Roman
Pottery”
in
Paneion
I:
Final
Report
on
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BERLIN CV 9
ON-‐LINE
WORK
I
am
the
creator
and
editor
of
the
Levantine
Ceramics
Project
and
its
companion
website
www.levantineceramics.org,
an
on-‐line
international
collaborative
website
that
is
crowd-‐sourced,
and
allows
anybody
to
submit
and
search
for
information
about
ceramics
produced
in
the
Levant—
meaning
parts
of
the
modern
countries
of
Turkey,
Syria,
Cyprus,
Lebanon,
Jordan,
Palestine,
Israel,
and
Egypt—from
antiquity
through
modern
times.
WORKS
IN
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and
S.
C.
Herbert,
eds.
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at
Tel
Anafa.
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Reports.
Vol.
IV,
including:
“The
Wall
Stucco,”
by
Benton
Kidd
and
Robert
Gordon,
Jr.,
"The
Pre-‐Hellenistic
Pottery,"
by
Ann
Harrison
and
William
Dever;
"The
Attic
Pottery,"
by
Ann
Harrison;
"The
Medieval
Pottery,"
by
Adrian
Boas;
"Beads
and
Pendants
of
Glass,
Stone,
Bone,
and
Shell,"
by
Katherine
Larson;
"Tools
for
Textile
Manufacture,"
by
Katherine
Larson
and
Katie
Erdman.
“The
Persian
and
Hellenistic
Period
Pottery,”
in
Excavations
at
Hacimusalar
Höyük,
Ilknur
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WORKSHOPS
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CONFERENCES
ORGANIZED
1997
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in
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Field:
The
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Toward
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Workshop
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Archaeological
Institute
of
America,
December
28,
1997.
1999
The
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Jewish
Revolt
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History,
and
Ideology.
International
Conference
organized
with
J.
Andrew
Overman
at
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University
of
Minnesota
and
Macalester
College,
April
21-‐23,
1999.
2001
Pottery
2001.
Colloquium
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of
the
Archaeological
Institute
of
America,
January
2001.
2002
Ex
Oriente
Lux:
News
from
the
Hellenistic
Levant.
Conference
organized
at
the
University
of
Minnesota,
October
19,
2002.
2011
Governing
Across-‐the-‐River:
Imperial
vs.
Local
Administration
in
Persian-‐period
Palestine.
Albright
Institute
for
Archaeological
Research,
Jerusalem,
Israel.
February
10,
2011.
2011
Local
and
Imported
Fine
Wares
in
Israel
during
Hellenistic
and
Roman
Times.
Israel
Antiquities
Authority,
Jerusalem,
Israel.
April
10,
2011.
2012
First
Workshop
on
Levantine
Ceramic
Production
and
Distribution,
Athens,
Greece,
Feb.
4th-‐
5th,
2012.
2013
Second
Workshop
on
Levantine
Ceramic
Production
and
Distribution,
Athens,
Greece,
Feb.
7th-‐
10th,
2013.
2014
The
Levantine
Ceramics
Project
–
2014
Mini-‐Workshop
1:
Israel,
the
Palestinian
Territories,
and
southern
Lebanon,
Albright
Institute
of
Archaeological
Research,
Jerusalem,
3/10/14.
BERLIN CV 10
2014
The
Levantine
Ceramics
Project
–
2014
Mini-‐Workshop
2:
Petrographic
Analysis:
methods,
terminology,
interpretation,
KU
Leuven,
Belgium,
3/13/2104.
2014
The
Levantine
Ceramics
Project
–
2014
Mini-‐Workshop
3:
Towards
an
interconnected
network
of
ceramic
databases,
Maison
de
l’Orient
et
de
la
Méditerranée,
Lyon,
3/17/2014
2014
The
Levantine
Ceramics
Project
–
2014
Mini-‐Workshop
4:
Pottery
in
the
Orontes
River
Valley,
University
of
Toronto,
Toronto,
3/21/2014.
2014
The
Levantine
Ceramics
Project
–
Seminar,
North
Carolina
State
University,
Raleigh
NC,
3/31/2014.
2015
The
Levantine
Ceramics
Project
–
2015
Mini-‐Workshop
1:
Wares
and
Petro-‐Fabrics
of
the
Southern
Levant,
Albright
Institute
of
Archaeological
Research,
Jerusalem,
3/12/2015.
2015
The
Levantine
Ceramics
Project
–
2015
Mini-‐Workshop
2.
Boston
University,
5/4/2015.
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1989
“Pots
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People:
The
Tel
Anafa
Common
Wares,”
Archaeological
Institute
of
America
Annual
Meeting,
Boston
MA,
12/28/89.
1994
“From
Monarchy
to
Markets:
The
Phoenicians
in
Hellenistic
Palestine,”
Culture
and
Ethnicity
in
the
Hellenistic
East,
conference
at
the
University
of
Michigan,
Ann
Arbor
MI,
3/16/94.
1996
“Excavations
at
the
Sanctuary
of
Pan,
Caesarea
Philippi
(Banias),
Israel,”
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
Annual
Meeting,
New
Orleans
LA,
11/20/96
and
Archaeological
Institute
of
America
Annual
Meeting,
Washington,
D.C.,
12/30/96.
1996
“The
Catalogue:
Boon
or
Bane?”
Archaeological
Institute
of
America
Annual
Meeting,
New
York
NY,
12/29/96.
1997
“Artifacts
of
Everyday
Life
in
Herodian
Palestine,”
Caesarea:
King
Herod’s
Glorious
City
and
Harbor,
Smithsonian
Associates
Campus
on
the
Mall
seminar
Washington
D.C.,
2/10/97.
1997
“Real
Romans
Ate
Quiche:
Pottery
and
People
in
Antiquity,”
Keynote
speaker
for
At
Home
in
the
Ancient
World,
a
Symposium
in
Honor
of
the
St.
Louis
Archaeological
Institute
of
America
chapter's
90th
anniversery,
St.
Louis
MO,
4/20/97.
1998
“The
Archaeology
of
Ritual:
Studying
the
Sanctuary
of
Pan
at
Banias/Caesarea
Philippi,”
University
of
Cincinnati,
Cincinnati
OH,
2/16/98.
1998
“Modern
Potters,
Ancient
Pottery:
Combining
the
Evidence,”
University
of
Cincinnati,
Cincinnati
OH,
2/17/98.
1999
“From
Artifact
to
History:
Reconstructing
Daily
Life
in
Hellenistic
Palestine,”
Minneapolis
Institute
of
Arts,
Minneapolis
MN,
3/4/99.
Description:1988 Ph.D., University of Michigan, Interdepartmental Program in Classical Art . “Going Greek: Atticizing Pottery in an Achaemenid World Brita Alroth, Greek Gods and Figurines: Aspects of the Anthropomorphic Dedications. 2011 Member, Search Committee for Stata Professor in Greek Studies.
