Subjects both literary and material have been occupying this year’s School Members, whose wide-ranging research topics (shown below, along with members’ institutions and fellowships held) illustrate the breadth and depth of scholarship at the ASCSA. REGULAR MEMBERS 2012-2013 Mohammed Ali Bhatti Fowler Merle-Smith Fellow Brock University Arrian and the Second Sophistic Daniel P. Diffendale Heinrich Schliemann Fellow University of Michigan Cult places in Italy and Greece during the ongoing processes of state formation during the first millenium Alison L. Fields John Williams White Fellow University of Cincinnati Ancient Greek archaeology Katherine Brenna Harrington Lucy Shoe Meritt Fellow Brown University Examining Greek domestic space and household archaeology in the Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic periods Kyle Alexander Jazwa Emily Townsend Vermeule Fellow Florida State University Mycenean identity Katherine Anne Larson Bert Hodge Hill Fellow University of Michigan Material connectivity of the Hellenistic Eastern Mediterranean from the perspective of production Hilary Lehmann Michael Jameson Fellow University of California, Los Angeles Ancient conceptualizations of space: Exploring the ways in which space, gender, and narrative interact Jonathan James Meyer Thomas Day Seymour Fellow University of Kentucky The intersection between religion and athletics in the funeral games held for Patroclus in Iliad 23 Jana Mokrisova John L. Caskey Fellow University of Michigan Long-term interactions in the Aegean influencing the cultural milieu of Ionia starting as early as the Middle Bronze Age Jacob Nathan Morton Colburn Fellow (U. of PA) University of Pennsylvania Better understanding of the life of Roman peasants and realities of agriculture life Donna Marie Nagle Martin Oswald Fellow Florida State University Mycenaean spatial organization Thomas C. Rose Philip Lockhart Fellow University of Iowa A commentary on Plutarch’s Life of Demetrius Kathryn Dorothy Wilson James Rignall Wheeler Fellow University of Pennsylvania Greek astronomy, cosmology, and geography STUDENT ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 2012-2013 James Eliot Artz State University of New York, Buffalo Comparing the water supply systems of Roman Athens and Corinth Johanna L. C. Best Fulbright Fellow/Fellow of the School, Honoris Causa Bryn Mawr College Religion of the roadways: Roadside sacred spaces in Attica Jacquelyn Helene Clements Gorham Philips Stevens Fellow Johns Hopkins University Figural decoration of the Erechtheion, including caryatids and the frieze Stefania Costache M. Alison Frantz Fellow University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Men for all seasons - Diplomacy, government and European economic projects in the Ottoman Empire, Greece and Romania 1830-1880 Dallas DeForest Ohio State University Baths and the culture of bathing in Late Antique Greece 300-700 A.D. William Flint Dibble Doreen C. Spitzer Fellow University of Cincinnati From palaces to poleis: The changing role of the animals in the economy and lifestyle of Ancient Greece Sotirios Dimidtriadis Coulson/Cross Aegean Exchange Fellow in Turkey School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London The transformation of urban space in Late Ottoman Thessaloniki Lilian Dogiama Coulson/Cross Aegean Exchange Fellow in Turkey McMaster University Lithic material from Catalhoyuk, a Neolithic site in Central Anatolia Sara Jane Franck Virginia Grace Fellow University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Bucolic architecture: Hellenistic pastoral temples in the Peloponnese Nurith Goshen Jacob Hirsch Fellow University of Pennsylvania Minoan proto-palatial buildings Heather L. Graybehl Homer A. and Dorothy B. Thompson Fellow University of Sheffield A petrographic and contextual study of the Hellenistic ceramics from the Panhellenic Sanctuary at Nemea Aaron Greener Bar-Ilan University Late Bronze Age imported pottery in the land of Israel: Between economy, society, and symbolism Jessica Laura Lamont Eugene Vanderpool Fellow Johns Hopkins University Study of the Amphiaraos' new identity at Oropos, as seen in the last quarter of the 5th century B.C.E. Allyson McDavid Institute of Fine Arts, NYU The Hadrianic Baths of Aphrodisias in Late Antiquity Alexander Dale Mulhall Wiener Laboratory Faunal Fellow University College of London Connectivity and economy in Bronze to Iron Age Greece: A zooarchaeological perspective from the trading node of Lefkandi Sarah C. Murray Stanford University Imports, trade, and society in Early Greece (1400-700 B.C.E.) Karyn Alexis Necciai Boston University Mochlos and Gournia: Using micromorphology in search of Minoan fire Simon Mark Oswald Edward Capps Fellow Princeton University The phenomenon of permanent poetry, Carmina Epigraphica Hüseyin Çınar Öztürk University of Cincinnati The formation of Mycenaean identities Eleana Anna Prevedorou Ione Mylonas Shear Fellow Arizona State University A bioarchaeological approach to the sociopolitical organization and ideology in the Aegean Early Bronze Age: Descent systems, postmarital residence patterns, and cemetery structure at Tsepi, Attica Aikaterini Ragkou Harry Bikakis Fellow University of Cyprus Study of the architectural remains from the 11th to the 13th centuries A.D. in the Nezi Field of the Corinth Excavations James Adam Rodriguez Yale University Late Byzantine painting Adrienne Kristin Ho Rose University of Iowa A cross-cultural examination of the impact and relevance of English translations of Latin and Chinese lyric poetry Angele Rosenberg-Dimitracopoulou Kress Art and Architecture in Antiquity Fellow University of Chicago Praxiteleanism in Classical and Late Classical Greece Sarit Stern Johns Hopkins University The inseparable twins? Iconographical, literary and cultic representations of Apollo and Artemis together Ioannis Theocharis Coulson/Cross Aegean Exchange Fellow in Turkey Aristotle University of Thessloniki The treatment of architectural sculpture of Athens form the early to middle Byzantine period Martin Gregory Wells Henry S. Robinson Corinth Research Fellow University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Frankish pottery excavated from a well in 2009 and preparing an article on that pottery for publication in Hesperia Rebecca Jane Worsham AIA Olivia James Traveling Fellow University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Statis and backward?: Questioning the social complexity of Middle Helladic Greece SENIOR ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 2012-2013 (holding fellowships) Gerald Finkielsztejn Kress Publications Fellow Israel Antiquities Authority Cataloguing all of the Rhodian amphorae and amphora stamps uncovered so far in Agora Pantelis Golitsis Cotsen Traveling Fellow Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Manuscript 43 of the Gennadius Library Stephanie Malia Hom Oscar Broneer Traveling Fellow University of Oklahoma Colonizing Classicism: Antiquity, empire, and the making of 'Greater Italy' in Greece Vaios Kalogrias George Papaioannou Fellow University of Cyprus Mihailovic-Zervas: A comparative study of resistance and collaboration in Serbia and Greece (1941-1944) Sarah Lepinski Henry S. Robinson Corinth Research Fellow Metropolitan Museum of Art The Roman domus and Roman wall paintings from Panayia Field, Ancient Corinth Evi Margaritis Wiener Laboratory Fellow in Environmental Studies British School in Athens Agriculture, farming and the use of space at Ancient Corinth: Insight towards the economic history of the site Mohammad Tagi Shariat-Panahi Kress Publications Fellow Foundation of the Hellenic World Ottoman Corinthia (15th-18th c): Ottoman sources in the service of archaeological and anthropological research Sara Strack Kress Publications Fellow University of Leicester Athenian pottery of the Final Bronze Age and Early Iron Age (LHIIIC TO MG/LG) from well deposits in the Athenian Agora James R. Wiseman Kress Publications Fellow Boston University, emeritus The Gymnasium area of Corinth List reflects appointments as of September 30, 2012