| Name | Position | Affiliation | Research Interests | Websites |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blossom Stefaniw | Professor | MF Norwegian School of Theology, Religion and Society | Late Antiquity, Late Roman Rhetoric, Egyptian monasticism, gender/sexuality | |
| Kathryn Steed | Adjunct Assistant Professor | St. Olaf College | Roman history (especially of the Republic), Greek and Roman law and oratory | |
| Irene Soto | Assistant Professor | University of Michigan | Ancient Economy, Graeco-Roman Egypt, Ceramics and Archaeology, Numismatics, Hellenistic and Roman History | |
| Lekha Shupeck | North Carolina State Director at National Democratic Redistricting Committee | Independent | Roman Law, Roman Republic, Roman Political History | |
| Shayna Sheinfeld | Honorary Research Fellow | University of Sheffield | Second Temple Judaism, Early Christianity, and Rabbinic Judaism | |
| Caroline T. Schroeder | Professor | University of Oklahoma | Late antique Christianity, Coptic studies, Digital Humanities, early Christianity, late antiquity, gender, sexuality, women, monasticism, asceticism, theory, material culture, Shenoute, Melania(s) | |
| Jaclyn Neel | Assistant Professor | Carleton | Republican history, early Rome, ancient religion | |
| Laura Nasrallah | Buckingham Professor of New Testament Criticism and Interpretation | Yale Divinity School | early Christianity and its sociopolitical context, including Roman archaeology | |
| Tara Mulder | Assistant Professor | University of British Columbia | Roman social and cultural history, history of medicine, Greek epigraphy | |
| Rosemary Moore | Associate Professor of History | University of Iowa | Greek and Roman military history, food in military culture | |
| Mallory Monaco Caterine | Senior Professor | Tulane University | Greek historiography; Greek cultural history; Hellenistic and Imperial Greece; Plutarch | |
| Daniëlle Slootjes | Professor | University of Amsterdam | Crowd control, administrative structures, history of Christianity - Late antiquity. Late antique government, provincial history, and epigraphy. | |
| Liv Mariah Yarrow | Professor | Brooklyn College and the Graduate Center, CUNY | Numismatics, Historiography, Late Republic, symbols and discourses of power | |
| Gillian Shepherd | Senior Lecturer | La Trobe University | Ancient Greek colonisation of Sicily and Italy, archaeology and art of Greece and Magna Graecia, burial customs | |
| Erika Weiberg | Researcher | Uppsala University | Archaic and classical Greek poetry, especially epic and drama | |
| Rachel Yuen-Collingridge | Postdoctoral Researcher | Macquarie University | Papyrology, lexicology, cognitive history, history of Greek philosophy, Renaissance and later reception of the ancient world, history of early Christianity, ancient magic | |
| Meredith Warren | Senior Lecturer in Ancient History | University of Sheffield | Greece, Rome, Asia Minor Early, Judaism, Early Christianity, ancient Mediterranean religions, gospel of John, Revelation, apocalypse, ancient meal practice. | |
| Oya Topçuoğlu | Assistant Professor | Northwestern University | Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Mesopotamia, Mesopotamian art and archaeology, Anatolian archaeology, looting and illegal trafficking of antiquities, archaeology and politics in the Middle East, archaeology and politics in Turkey, social identity and cultural exchange, and the effects of political change and ideology on the material record of the ancient Middle East. | |
| Katie Stringer Clary | Assistant Professor | Coastal Carolina University | public history, museums, accessibility, access, inclusion, human remains, cultural heritage, museum history, museum ethics, south carolina, ancient world, egypt, | |
| Anisha Saxena | Assistant Professor | Onondaga Community College | India, South Asia, Gender, Violence, Art History, Sacred Geography, Early Medieval Temples, Jainism, contested sacred spaces in India, specifically in Kutch, Udaipur, and Jodhpur. | |
| Helen Roche | Assistant Professor | Durham University | Germany, Austria, Italy, National Socialism, fascism, Nazi Germany, Third Reich, elite schools, oral history, education history, classical reception, philhellenism, Napola, Prussia, Germany, Austria, Italy, Sparta, German history from the nineteenth century onwards; National Socialism; Fascism, Austrian history during the inter-war period; comparative fascism studies, History of childhood and history of education, especially German elite education, Youth exchange during the twentieth century; Anglo-German relations, History and memory in post-war Germany, Classical reception in general, and German philhellenism in particular, Greco-German relations from the eighteenth century to the present, Humanistic education in Nazi Germany, Historical and historiographical work on elements of ancient Greek history. | |
| María del Carmen Moreno Escobar | Lecturer | Durham University | Roman history, Roman archaeology, Mediterranean Sea, landscape archaeology, Spain, Italy, France, geographic information systems, Roman Empire, Roman republic, Iron Age, navigation, territory, settlement patterns, Iron Age Iberian Peninsula (Archaeology), Archaeological GIS, Spatial Analysis, Landscape Archaeology, Statistics, Spain (History), Archaeology of Roman Hispania, Spatial archaeology, Antequera (Archaeology), Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, Ancient Ports and Harbours. | |
| Fiona Mitchell | Teaching Fellow | University of Birmingham | ancient Greece, ancient literature (Reading Antiquity) and iconography (Classical Mythology and Art), ancient Greek literature and myth, and their interaction with other cultures in the ancient Mediterranean and Near East. I am developing a project on the interactions between ancient Greek creation narratives and those found in ancient Indian sources. | |
| Natalie Swain | Graduate Student | University of Bristol | Elegiac and Augustan Literature, trans-medial narratology, classics in comics and video games, comics narratology and semiotics, Roman sex and sexuality, classical reception studies | |
| Candace Rice | Assistant Professor | Brown University | Mediterranean maritime trade and economic development during the Roman period, Mediterranean ports and harbours, Roman merchants and trading communities, and Roman villas (from pottery to mosaics). | |
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