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Rethinking Etruria Exhibition Opening Soon
by Soraya Garcia | 04/08/2025
Opening on April 23, ISAW’s spring exhibition Rethinking Etruria spotlights newly excavated material from two Italian sites—the sanctuary of Poggio Colla and the Lattanzi tombs from Norchia—and how these discoveries, alongside novel digital approaches, have revealed intriguing new insights about the Etruscan people and their still enigmatic culture.
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Irene Soto Marín, ISAW Alumna, featured in Hyperallergic Article about Recent Excavation in Egypt
by Soraya Garcia | 04/01/2025
Irene Soto Marín, an Assistant Professor of Classics at Harvard University and a 2018 alumna of ISAW, provides valuable insights into the significance of recent discoveries in the search for Cleopatra’s tomb in a Hyperallergic article.
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Wall Street Journal reviews book by ISAW's Claire Bubb
by Soraya Garcia | 03/25/2025
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Claire Bubb on the review of her newly published book, How to Eat: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers (Princeton, 2025) by Julian Baggini, of the Wall Street Journal.
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The Ranieri Colloquium on Ancient Studies Reimagining Ancient Worlds: New Stories of the Distant Past, Cosponsored by ISAW
by Soraya Garcia | 03/20/2025
The NYU Center for Ancient Studies presents the Ranieri Colloquium on Ancient Studies Reimagining Ancient Worlds: New Stories of the Distant Past co-sponsored by the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, the Remarque Institute, the Archaeology Hub, and the Institute of Fine Arts. This event will take place in person at the NYU Silver Center for Arts & Science. Registration is required.
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ISAW Professor Roderick Campbell to Receive the 2025 Japanese Archaeological Association Award
by Soraya Garcia | 03/03/2025
Congratulations to Professor Roderick Campbell, who has been selected for the 2025 Japanese Archaeology Association Award for the paper, “Beyond State Formation: Mass Production and Commercialization in Shang China”, published in the Japanese Journal of Archaeology 11(1): 3-20.
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Mi Wang, ISAW PhD Student, has received a Humboldt Fellowship for a Post-doctoral Research Fellowship at LMU in Munich
by Soraya Garcia | 03/03/2025
Congratulations to ISAW doctoral candidate Mi Wang, who has been awarded a Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. She is currently completing her dissertation on cultural identity transformations in the mid-to-late Liangzhu period.
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Candida Moss, ISAW Research Associate, Awarded the 2024 Mary-Kay Gamel Outreach Prize
by Soraya Garcia | 01/29/2025
Congratulations to ISAW research associate Candida R. Moss, who was awarded the 2024 Mary-Kay Gamel Outreach Prize by the Society for Classical Studies. The Mary-Kay Gamel Prize recognizes outstanding projects or programs that enhance the accessibility and availability of topics in classical antiquity to non-Classics scholars within their residing institutions. Moss received the award from SCS to “...recognize her distinguished record of both popular and scholarly outreach."
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Judith A. Lerner, ISAW Research Associate, Awarded the 2024 Middle East Medievalists Honorary Membership Award
by Soraya Garcia | 01/29/2025
We are delighted to share that the Middle East Medievalists (MEM) has awarded the 2024 Honorary Membership Award to ISAW Research Associate Judith A. Lerner for her contributions to the study of Late Antique and early Islamic material culture.
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New Book Publication by ISAW Assistant Professor Claire Bubb
by Soraya Garcia | 01/21/2025
Claire Bubb, Assistant Professor of Classical Literature and Science at ISAW, recently published her new book, How to Eat: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers (Princeton, 2025),
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