Sixth Annual M.I. Rostovtzeff Lecture Series

By mp4071@nyu.edu
03/09/2015

This year's Rostovtzeff series will be presented by Gonzalo Rubio, Associate Professor of Classics & Ancient Mediterranean Studies, and History at Pennsylvania State University. The title of the series is "Sumer in the Mesopotamian World: Reading Traditions & Traditions of Reading." The talks are on Tuesdays and Thursdays in March at ISAW. Please visit our events page for the abstracts and more information on how to RSVP for each lecture.

Michael I. Rostovtzeff, a Russian ancient historian, came to the U.S. after the Russian Revolution and taught for many years at Yale University as Sterling Professor of Ancient History. Rostovtzeff’s prodigious energies and sprawling interests led him to write on an almost unimaginable range of subjects. ISAW’s Rostovtzeff series presents scholarship that embodies its aspirations to foster work that crosses disciplinary, geographical, and chronological lines. The lectures are published by Princeton University Press.