Amanda started following the work of David Pettegrew, Messiah College, History.
Amanda started following the work of Andrew Koh, Brandeis University, Classical Studies.
Amanda started following the work of Melissa Eaby.
Faculty Member, Department of History
Visiting Assistant Professor
About
I received my Ph.D. in Ancient History from the University of Pennsylvania in 2009. The title of my dissertation was “Not Effigies Parvae Populi Romani: Gods, Agency, and Landscape in Mid-Republican Colonization.” Advisor: Cam Grey.
My research interests include Roman religious, military, and colonial history, especially the melding of communities through organization of the sacred landscape. I also focus on urban and extra-urban landscapes in Italy and Greece, including temple placement in relation to inhabited space, and burial and the claiming of land.
Oscar Broneer Traveling Fellow, AAR 2008-2009
Regular Member of the ASCSA, 2005-2006
Alumna of the ICCS, Fall 1998
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