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Trees That Heal and Fly
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Scholar Spotlight,
Fellow,
Byzantine Studies
Thomas Arentzen searches for Byzantine trees that interacted with humans and the divine
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2020
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Picturesque Public Parks in Paris
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Garden and Landscape Studies,
Fellow,
Scholar Spotlight
Ann Komara digs deep into a celebrated nineteenth-century park transformed from a quarry site
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2020
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Peripheral Lands, Contested Histories
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Garden and Landscape Studies,
Fellow,
Scholar Spotlight
Zeynep Kezer studies Elazığ, Tunceli, and the making of modern Turkey from the margins
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2020
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From Paradise to Pompeii
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Fellow,
Scholar Spotlight,
Garden and Landscape Studies
Annette Giesecke finds Near Eastern inspiration for luxurious ancient Roman gardens
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2020
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A Typology of Gifts
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Fellow,
Byzantine Studies
Daniel Caner untangles dirty wealth, fruit-bearings, and Christian philanthropy
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2020
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The Park as Evolutionary Art
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Fellow,
Scholar Spotlight
Heidi Hohmann charts 150 years of parkways, playground instructors, and change in Minneapolis
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2019
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The Bishop versus the Emperor
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Byzantine Studies,
Fellow,
Scholar Spotlight
Matthew Crawford works on the first English translation of a surprising treatise from late antique Alexandria
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2019
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The Pope’s Ghostwriter
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Byzantine Studies,
Fellow,
Scholar Spotlight
Evangelos Chrysos describes how a ninth-century papal advisor used the world’s largest forgery to fuel a culture clash
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2019
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Building on the Body
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Pre-Columbian Studies,
Fellow,
Scholar Spotlight
Saburo Sugiyama explains ritual construction, human sacrifices, and a missing zoo at Teotihuacan
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2019
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Reconstructing What Is Lost
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Byzantine Studies,
Fellow,
Scholar Spotlight
Arianna Gullo uses sixth-century epigrams to better understand Byzantine art history
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2019