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Volcanic Stone, Renaissance Fun Houses
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Junior Fellow,
Research Report
Katherine Coty reimagines Italian villa gardens as experiments with the local landscape
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News
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Tracking Ancient Immigration through Teeth
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filed under:
Pre-Columbian Studies,
Junior Fellow,
Research Report
Gina Buckley looks for skeletal traces of elite and working-class immigration at Teotihuacan
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News
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Surveying the Borderland
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filed under:
Pre-Columbian Studies,
Junior Fellow,
Research Report
Patrick Mullins sees diversity, conflict, politics, and coca in an ancient frontier landscape
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News
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A New History of Byzantium
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filed under:
Byzantine Studies,
Visiting Scholar,
Research Report
Anthony Kaldellis rethinks a thousand years of history from the Persian occupation to Byzantine society as the law in motion
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Bringing Heaven Into the Church
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filed under:
Byzantine Studies,
Fellow,
Research Report
Warren Woodfin presents six centuries of cross-referencing Orthodox ritual and heavenly iconography
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News
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Monuments, Hieroglyphs, and Native Fauna
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filed under:
Pre-Columbian Studies,
Fellow,
Research Report
Stephanie Strauss conducts the first art historical assessment of Epi-Olmec elite visual culture
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News
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Revolutionary Churches Hewn from Rock
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filed under:
Byzantine Studies,
Junior Fellow,
Research Report
Mikael Muehlbauer identifies medieval churches in Ethiopia that evoke a lost Byzantium
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News
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Peripheral Lands, Contested Histories
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filed under:
Garden and Landscape Studies,
Fellow,
Research Report
Zeynep Kezer studies Elazığ, Tunceli, and the making of modern Turkey from the margins
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News
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Trees That Heal and Fly
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filed under:
Byzantine Studies,
Fellow,
Research Report
Thomas Arentzen searches for Byzantine trees that interacted with humans and the divine
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News
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Globalization in Guinea Pig Bones
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filed under:
Pre-Columbian Studies,
Junior Fellow,
Research Report
Sarah Kennedy establishes why food is key to understanding power, identity, and status in colonial Peru
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News