CURRICULUM VITAE
Farland H. Stanley, Jr.
(December 4, 2014)
Department of Classics
University of Oklahoma
Norman, Oklahoma 73019
(405) 325-6921 / 325-7667
I.
EDUCATION
Ph.D. (Ancient History/Classics/Archaeology) University of Missouri-Columbia, 1984.
II.
M.A.
(Ancient History) University of Oklahoma, 1976.
M.A.
(Latin) University of Oklahoma, 1975.
B.A.
(History) University of Oklahoma, 1973.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
2003
- Present
Professor (Advanced to Full Professor: March 2003).
1996
Sandra and Brian O'Brien Presidential Professor of Classics (April
24, 1996: Univ. of Oklahoma).
1992
Associate Professor, University of Oklahoma, Department of Classics.
1986 - 1991:
Assistant Professor, University of Oklahoma, Department of Classics.
1985 - 1986:
Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Oklahoma, Department of
Classics.
1984 - 1985:
Visiting Assistant Professor, Texas A&M University, Department of
History.
DIRECTORSHIPS and SPONSOR
2009 – 2011
Cooperating staff archaeologist with the “Restoring Ancient
Stabiae and Pompeii Archaeology Project at Naples, Italy.
2005 – 2008
Director of the Joint American -Italian Archaeological Expedition to
Italy: ”The Via Nova Traiana Roman Villa Project at
Castel Viscardo, Italy.
2002- 2003
Co-Director: The OU/St. Anselm College Archaeological Expedition to
Crete.
2001 - present:
Director: The OU Center of Classical Archaeology and Civilizations.
The University of Oklahoma.
2001
Co-Director: The OU Archaeological Expedition to Casinum (Monte
Cassino, Italy).
1990 - 2000:
Director: OU Archaeological Expedition to Caesarea Maritima (Tel
Aviv, Israel: A member of the Combined Caesarea Expeditions
International Consortium.
1900 - 2000:
Co-Director of the Caesarea Maritima Archaeology Field School (Tel
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Aviv, Israel.
1997 - present
President: Oklahoma Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of
America.
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III.
PUBLICATIONS
A.
BOOKS
1.
Atlas of the Greek and Roman World, Talbert, Richard (ed.), Contributor and
researcher for the Roman Portugal Map and sites evaluator, Farland H.
Stanley,(Princeton: Princeton University Press, September 2000).
2.
The Combined
Raban,
Center
Harbor
Caesarea Expeditions: Field report of the 1992 Season, with Avner
Kenneth G. Holum and Jeffrey A. Blakely, et al. (The Recanati
for Maritime Studies, University of Haifa, Pub. No.4, 1993. "Inner
Excavations, 'Area I\8'" pp. 40 - 42 and pp. 65-69.
B. ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS.
1.
“Observations on Martial’s Imagery of Provincial Spain.” Glotta. Zeitschrift
für Griechische und Lateinische Sprache. Glotta 90, xx, 2014.
2014 pp. 193-216
2.
“The warehouse quarter (area LL) and the Temple Platform (area TP), 19962000 and 2002 seasons.” Jennifer Stabler, Kenneth G. Holum, Farland H.
Stanley, Jr., Martha Risser, and Anna Iamim. In Caesarea Reports and
Studies: Excavations 1995-2007 within the Old City and the Ancient Harbor.”
British Archaeological Reports International Series 1784 (2008). 1-39.
3.
Flavius Josephus and the Archaeological Evidence for Caesarea Maritima. In
Ancient Journeys: a Feitscrift in Honor of Eugene Numa Lane. The Stoa:
A Consortium for Electronic Publication in the Humanities. May 2002.
4.
"Caesarea Maritima: The 1993, 1994, and 1995 Excavation Seasons in Area Z."
Caesarea Papers II: King Herod's Temple: Studies of the 1993-95 Excavation
Seasons, 1997. Journal of Roman Archaeology, Supplemental Series, no. 35,
1999, pp. 35-40.
5.
"CIL II 115: Observations on the only Sevir Iunior in Roman Spain "Zeitschrift
Fűr Papyrologie Und Epigraphik, vol. 102, 1994, pp. 226-236.
6.
"Roman Education: Observations on the Iberian Experience," Revue des Études
Anciennes: 93, 1991, nos. 3-4, pp. 1-21.
7.
"Geographical Mobility in Roman Lusitania: An Epigraphical Perspective,"
Zeitschrift Fűr Papyrologie Und Epigraphik, vol. 82, 1990, pp. 249-269.
8.
"Foreigners in Roman Lusitania." Acta Archaeologica Academiae Scientiarum
Hungaricae, vol. 42/1-3, 1990, 73-75.
9.
"Roman Provincial Influence: An Onomastic Study of the Alentejo Region of
Lusitania." Beiträge Zur Namenforschung, vol. 24, 1989, pp. 1-54.
10.
"The Augustan Revival of the Lusus Troia: Some Municipal Results?
vol. 8, 1988, pp. 54-58.
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Augustan Age,
11.
“Learning Portfolios can increase student comprehension.” Spotlight on Teaching
Vol. 21, No.1 The University of Oklahoma March 2001 p. 3.
12.
“Increasing student Comprehension Through Learning Portfolios in Archaeology:
The Case of Caesarea Maritima in Israel.” A chapter in Learning through
Portfolios, ed. John Zubizarreta. Anker Publishing, 2002.
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C. (ISRAEL) ARCHAEOLOGICAL REPORTS (Required by the Israeli Antiquities Authority,
Israel)
1.
"Area TP: Combined Caesarea Expedition: Field Report on the 1997
Excavation Season. Required report by the Israeli Antiquities
Authority. Housed in Jerusalem in the permanent collections of
archaeological field reports for the State of Israel.
2.
“Area TP: Combined Caesarea Expeditions: Field Report for the 1998
Excavation Season.” Required report by the Israeli Antiquities
Authority. Housed in Jerusalem in the permanent collections of
archaeological field reports for the State of Israel.
3.
“Area TP: Combined Caesarea Expeditions: Field Report for the 1999
Excavation Season.” Required report by the Israeli Antiquities
Authority. Housed in Jerusalem in the permanent collections of
archaeological field reports for the State of Israel.
4.
“Area TP: Combined Caesarea Expeditions: Field Report for the 2000
Excavation Season.” Required report by the Israeli Antiquities
Authority. Housed in Jerusalem in the permanent collections of
archaeological field reports for the State of Israel.
D. (ITALY) ARCHAEOLOGICAL REPORTS (Required by the Ministero per i Beni e le Attivita
Culturale: Soprintendenza Archeologia, Italy)
1.
"The 2001 OU Archaeological Expedition to Italy: Field Report for The
Casinum Project”. Farland H. Stanley Jr. and Luigi Pedroni.
2.
“The 2006 Via Nova Traiana Roman Villa Excavations at Castel Viscardo.”
Farland Stanley Jr. Silvia Simonette: An Archaeological report and
evaluation required by the Ministero per i Beni e le Attivita
Culturale: Soprintendenza Archeologia, Italy.
3.
“The 2007 Via Nova Traiana Roman Villa Excavations at Castel Viscardo.”
Farland Stanley Jr. Silvia Simonette: An Archaeological report and
evaluation required by the Ministero per i Beni e le Attivita
Culturale: Soprintendenza Archeologia, Italy.
E. BOOK REVIEW
1.
Prior to its publication I reviewed,critiqued and made suggestions
for the text and illustrations for The Library of Alexendria by Kelly
Trumble. Clarion Books a Houghton Mifflin Company imprint, 2003.
F. ABSTRACTS
1.
The Combined Caesarea Expeditions: The 1999 Field Season at Caesarea
Maritima. Farland H. Stanley Jr. Abstracts: Archaeological
Institute of America; 101st Annual Meeting, vol. 23, pp. 22-23, 1999,
Dallas Texas.
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2.
Roman Lusitania: Dichotomy, Asymmetry, or Backwater Provincialism.
Farland H. Stanley Jr. American Journal of Archaeology. Vol. 95,
no.2, April 1991. pp 337-338.
G. ARTICLES PREPARED FOR PUBLICATION.
1.
“History and Coinage of Caesarea Maritima.” The Proceedings of the
Societas Colloquium: Coinage, Politics, and Ideology in the Ancient
World.
2.
“The combined Caesarea Expeditions: 1996-1999.” Farland H. Stanley Jr.,
Jennifer Stabler, et al. Bulletin of the American Schools of
Oriental Research. Forthcoming.
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ARTICLES PREPARED FOR PUBLICATION (cont.)
IV.
3.
“Combined Caesarea Expeditions: Areas TP and LL in the 2000 Excavation
Season.” Farland H. Stanley Jr., Kenneth G. Holum, and Jennifer
Stabler. Journal of Roman Archaeology, Forthcoming.
4.
“Emperor and imperial cult at Caesarea Maritima.” Farland H. Stanley Jr.
The Proceedings of the Societas Colloquium: Coinage, Politics, and
Ideology in the Ancient World. Forthcoming.
5.
“Caesarea Maritima: Report for the 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 Excavation
Seasons in Areas TP and LL.” (Bulletin for the American Schools of
Oriental Research). Forthcoming. Farland H. Stanley Jr. et al.
6.
“The Coinage of Caesarea Maritima during the 1st through 4th centuries.” The
Journal of Roman Archaeology. Forthcoming.
7.
“A Prolegomenon Toward understanding the Ancient Roman city of Casinum
(Monte Cassino, Italy).” The Proceedings of the Societas Colloquium:
Coinage, Politics, and Ideology in the Ancient World. Forthcoming.
COMPLETED MANUSCRIPTS and ARTICLES: SUBMISSIONS
A. BOOKS (In adjudication with McFarland Publishing Publishers)
1.
Roman Portugal: The Evolution of a Back-water Portugal.
B. ARTICLES
1.
V.
"The Subura: The Roman Bowery?" Completed and prepared for submission.
(2012).
WORKS IN PROGRESS
A. BOOKS (Research in process)
1.
Caesarea Maritima: Herod's Roman City and the Mediterranean World.
2.
The Roman Periphery: Back-water Provinces of the Roman Empire.
3.
Roman Portugal: From Frontier to Province.
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C. ARTICLES (Research in process)
1.
"Ater as a term of foreshadowing in Vergil's Aeneid."
2.
"Women in War: The Role of Indigenous Iberian Women in the Roman-Iberian
wars."
3.
"Slave and Freedman Occupations in Roman Spain."
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WORKS IN PROGRESS (cont.)
5.
"Demography in the Conventus Pacensis of Lusitania", [18 manuscript
pages].
6.
"Architects of Ancient Rome and Spain: Some Observations=",[16 manuscript
pages].
7.
"Imperial Roman Art as a reflection of Dominion in Roman Lusitania" [10
manuscript pages].
8.
"The Shield of Aeneas: the significance of the Gallic Attack; Aeneid 8",
[6 manuscript pages].
9.
"Livy and Tacitus on the Military Roles of Ancient Roman Women" (research
in progress: 12 manuscript pages).
10.
"Euphemisms and Epithets of Death in Vergil's Aeneid: Books 7 - 12"
(research in progress).
11.
"Romanization and Villa Development in Roman Lusitania (Portugal)"
(research in progress).
12.
"Roman Provincial Development:
(research in progress).
13.
“The Epigraphical Testament for Romani Ludi (Roman Games) in Roman
Spain.” (Research in progress).
Regional Variations in Roman Lusitania"
C. COLLECTED ESSAYS
1.
VI.
Roman Lusitania: A Study in the Periphery of Romanitas: Monograph proposal
being researched and prepared for Historia (Einzelschriften),
Wiesbaden, Germany, [55 completed manuscript pages].
PAPERS PRESENTED
A. INTERNATIONAL PAPERS
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1.
“A Prolegomenon Toward Understanding the ancient Roman City of Casinum,
Italy.” The Societas Colloquium: Coinage, Politics, and Ideology in
the Ancient World. The Villa Vergiliana at Cumae, Italy. May 29,
2002.
2.
“The Evidence for the Imperial cult at Caesarea.” The Societas Colloquium:
Coinage, Politics, and Ideology in the Ancient World. The Villa
Vergiliana Cumae, Italy, May 24-28, 2001. May 24, 2001.
3.
"Caesarea Maritima: Identity, form, function and impact of a Levantine
harbor." Accepted for Presentation at the Renunion Internacional:
Puertos Fluviales Antiguos: Ciudad, Desarrollo E Infraestructuras,
Valencia 26-30 March 2001.
4.
“History and Coinage of Caesarea Maritima.” The Societas Colloquium:
Coinage, Politics, and Ideology in the Ancient World. The Villa
Vergiliana at Cumae, Italy. May 27, 2000.
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International Papers (cont.)
5.
"Roman Lusitania: Urban and Rural Development.” American Philological
Association - Archaeological Institute of America Meeting
(University of Toronto), December 28, 1984.
B. NATIONAL PAPERS
1.
“The OU Archaeological Expedition to Italy: The Casinum Project. Summer
2001." Accepted for presentation at the meetings of the
Archaeological Institute of America: Philadelphia Jan. 4, 2002.
2.
“The Tradition of the octagon churches in Palestine: a comparison with the
church at Caesarea Maritima, Israel.” Meetings of the American
Schools of Oriental Research, Nashville, Tennessee. November 16,
2000
3.
“Biblical Age Caesarea Maritima: Recent Archaeological Discoveries (19992000).” Meetings of the Society of Biblical Literature. Nov. 18,
2000. Nashville, Tennessee.
4.
“Caesarea Maritima: The Temple Platform and the Results of the 1999
excavations of the temple of King Herod the Great.” The Annual
Meetings of the Archaeological Institute of America (Dallas, Texas),
December 28, 1999.
5.
“The Combined Caesarea Expeditions: Area TP and the Results of the 1999
excavations of the temple of King Herod the Great at Caesarea
Maritima, Israel.” The Annual Meetings of the American Schools of
Oriental Research (Boston, Mass.), November 18, 1999.
6.
“The Map of Roman Lusitania and Spain.” Maps for the Atlas of the Greek
and Roman World: Archaeological Institute of America meetings:
(December 27-30, 1997. Chicago).
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7.
“Caesarea Maritima: Area TP and the Results of the 1998 Excavations of the
temple of King Herod the Great.” Meetings of the American School of
Oriental Research; (Nov. 18, 1998: Orlando, Florida).
8.
"Caesarea Maritima: Results of the 1997 Combined Caesarea Archaeological
Expedition Season." Conference meetings of the American Schools of
Oriental Research (Napa, California), Nov. 18, 1997.
9.
"The Combined Caesarea Expeditions, The 1996 Season." The Annual Meetings
of the American Schools of Oriental Research (Irving, Texas), April
8, 1997.
10.
“The Combined Caesarea Expeditions: The 1996 Season.” The Southwest
Regional Meetings of the American School of Oriental Research (April
8, 1996: Dallas Texas).
11.
"The Combined Caesarea Expeditions, 1994." The Annual Meetings of the
American Schools of Oriental Research, Nov. 19, 1994. Chicago.
12.
"Roman Lusitania: Dichotomy, Asymmetry, or 'Back-water' Provincialism."
Archaeological Institute of America, (San Francisco), Dec. 27, 1990
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National Papers (cont.)
13.
"Caesarea Maritima and Primitive Christianity." Conference of the
American Schools of Oriental Research (New Orleans), Nov. 19, 1990
C. REGIONAL PAPERS
1.
“Pioneer Women Archaeologists in the Middle-East: Daring, Digging,
Darlings, Getting in touch with the ‘feminine side’ of
archaeology.” OU Classics Day, November 25, 2014.
2.
“Caesarea Maritima: Characteristics of an early Middle-Eastern city in
Judaea.” 2013 Symposium of the Center for Middle Eastern
Architecture and Culture. Session II, Architecture City and
Culture. March 7, 2013 Buskuhl Gallery, College of Architecture, The
University of Oklahoma.
3.
“Aftermath of the Crusade Period destruction of Jerusalem.”
Interdisciplinary Panel Discussion on the Cinematic Representation
of the Historical City of Jerusalem. Panel discussant for the
screening of “The Kingdom of Heaven.”Center for Middle Eastern
Architecture and Culture November 14, 2013. Buskuhl Gallery, College
of Architecture. The University of Oklahoma.
4,
“Origins of Middle-Eastern Archaeology: Early Daring Pioneer Woman
Archaeologists of the Middle East.” OU Classics Day, November 26,
2013.
5.
"Listening for Spanish cuss-words: Martial’s use of Negative Imagery about
Spain.” Meetings of the Classical Association of the Midwest and
South. (Boulder, Colorado), April 3, 1996.
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6.
“The 1996 Caesarea Expedition report.” Meetings of the American
Schools of Oriental Research: New Orleans: Nov. 25, 1996.
7.
"Josephus and Caesarea Maritima: An Archaeological Evaluation of King
Herod's City by the Sea." Sectional Meetings of the American Schools
of Oriental Research: Southwest Commission on Religious Studies.
March 11, 1995. Dallas.
8.
"Roman Lusitania: The 'Backwater' Experience with Latin Literature."
Meetings of the Classical Association of the Midwest and South.
(Omaha, Nebraska), April 20, 1995.
9.
"Dark, Darker, Darkest, Vergil's use of 'Ater' in the Aeneid." Meetings of
the Classical Association of the Midwest and South: Atlanta, April
19, 1994.
10.
"The Urban Experience of Primitive Christianity at Caesarea Maritima."
American Schools of Oriental Research - Southwest Regional Meeting
(Dallas: March 15, 1991).
11.
"Roman Lusitania: A Study in the Periphery of Romanitas." Classical
Association of the New England States (Manchester, New Hampshire:
March 21, 1991).
12.
"Pedagogy, Schooling, and Literacy: Aspects of Romanization in Roman
Spain." Classical Association of the Middle West and South
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge), Nov. 2, 1990.
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REGIONAL PAPERS (cont.)
13.
D.
"Roman Lusitania: Image and Reality of a 'Back-water' province." Classical
Association of the Midwest and South, University of Missouri,
Columbia), April 5, 1990.
INVITED PAPERS
1.
"The Subura: The Roman Bowery?" Classical Association of the Midwest and
the South (University of Kentucky, Lexington), March 31, 1989.
2.
"Roman Onomastic Influence on the Indigenous Population of the Alentejo
Region of Lusitania." Missouri Conference on History (University of
Missouri, Kansas City), April 1984.
3.
"Archaeology in the Ancient Near East: The Chronology of Caesarea
Maritima.” St. Anselm College (Manchester, N.H.: Oct 21, 1993).
4.
"The People of Roman Caesarea." Annual Meetings of the Connecticut
Classical Association. November 7, 1992. (Canceled due to Illness)
5.
“Caesarea Maritima: The Quest for King Herod’s city by the sea.”
Anselm College, Manchester, New Hampshire. March 3, 2000.
6.
“Casinum Cashes Out: Recent Archaeological Finds From a Roman Town
at the Foot of St. Benedict’s Monte Cassino, Italy”. St. Anselm
College, Manchester, New Hampshire. October 21, 2001.
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St.
VII. OCCASIONAL LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS
1.
Lecture: Early Middle – Eastern archaeologists: “Getting in touch with the
feminine side. Meetings of the Baha’i faith, May 6, 2012., May 6,
2012 Moore, Oklahoma.
2.
Lecture: “ Early Women Archaeologists: Daring 'Digging' Darlings.” OU
Classics Day, November 20, 2012.
3.
”T.E. Lawrence: The archaeologist in Lawrence of Arabia.” Pioneers of
Archaeology Lecture Series. University of Okla. September 29, 2010.
4.
“An early Near eastern archaeologist: T.E. Lawrence.”
Day. November 23, 2010 (two lectures).
5.
“Pompeii: In the shadow of Vesuvius.” Classics Day, Norman Oklahoma.
November 24, 2009.
6.
“Pompeii: The Way it was.” Meeting of the Baha’i faith of Moore, Oklahoma.
Moore, Sept. 11, 2009. Moore, Oklahoma.
7.
“Roman Gambling.” Meeting of the Baha’i faith of Moore, Oklahoma.
Moore, December 4, 2009.
8.
“Roman Virtue, Vice and Violence.” Classics Day, Norman Oklahoma.
Dec. 26, 2008.
9.
“Ancient Rome: A view of Roman life through Roman Virtue, Vice, and
Violence.” Meeting of the Baha’i faith of Moore, Okla. Moore, July 25,
2008.
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OCCASIONAL LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS (cont.)
10.
“The Center for Classical Archaeology: the last 18 years: four Projects”
Presentation for the Donors of the Department of Classics and Letters:
April, 2008.
11.
“Caesarea Maritima: “The Archaeological Discovery of a Biblical
City.”
Meeting of the Bahai faith of Moore, Oklahoma. Moore, February 9,
2008. “Caesarea Maritima: A Harbor City in ancient Palastrina.” Meet the
Scholars Symposium: the University of Oklahoma. March 22, 2008.
12.
The OU Mediterranean Archaeological Expeditions: 1990 - 2006.”
Biblical Archaeology Seminar. October 11-3, 2005.
University of Oklahoma.
13.
“From Rome to Caesarea Maritima.” The OU Classics Society Meeting
(Sept. 20, 2005. Norman, Oklahoma).
14.
“Herod and Caesarea Maritima, Dream and Reality:” The
Excavation of King Herod’s City by the Sea.” February 10,
2002, OU Classical Archaeology Society.
15.
”Heinrich Schliemann. The first true Archaeologist?” Latin Day.
state wide meeting of Oklahoma high school teachers and
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students. Nov. 20, 2001. The University of Oklahoma, Norman.
16.
The First annual OU Archaeological Expedition to ancient Casinum.”
Monte Cassino, Italy. Meeting of the OU Classics Society/Eta Sigma
Phi. Oct. 13, 2001. OU campus.
17.
‘Water supply in Ancient Rome.” Elder Learn (Senior Adult Services
Lecture). September 15, 2001. OU Campus.
18.
“Roman Spain.” Elder Learn (Senior Adult Services Lecture: Elder Learn
(Senior Adult Services Lecture). September 14, 2001. OU
Campus.
19.
“Heinrich Schliemann: The first Archaeological dreamer.” Meetings of the
National Junior Classical League. August 3, 5, 2001. The University of
Oklahoma.
20.
“Caesarea Maritima: The Discovery of the City of King Herod the Great in
Israel.” Meetings of the National Junior Classical League. The
University of Oklahoma. August 2, 4, 2001. The University of Oklahoma.
21.
“The OU Archaeological Expedition to Caesarea Maritima, to Israel.”
FOCUS presentation. March 20, 2001. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. “The
multiple Uses of Water in the Roman World.” Elder Learn Senior Adult
Services Lecture. March 8, 2000. The University of Oklahoma.
22.
“Heinrich Schliemann: Creator of Classical Archaeology?” Presentation for
OU Latin Day: Nov. 30, 1999.
23.
"The Roman Road to Roman Israel.”
University of Oklahoma).
24.
“The Use of Water in the Roman World.” Elder Hostel lecture (September 22,
1999: The University of Oklahoma).
Elder Hostel: (Sept. 21, 1999: The
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OCCASIONAL LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS (cont.)
25.
“The Map of Roman Lusitania and Spain.” Maps for the Atlas of the
Greek and
Roman World: Archaeological Institute of America meetings: (
December 27-30, 1997. Chicago).
26.
“The University of Oklahoma Archaeological Excavations of King Herod’s
Temple at Caesarea Maritima, Israel.” OU Classics Society (Oct. 20,
1997).
27.
“King Herod’s City by the Sea.” The First Presbyterian Church of
Norman (Sept. 19, 1997: Norman, Oklahoma).
28.
"The Road to Rome is a Two Way Street: the Case of Roman Spain."
Elder Hostel: University of Okla. September 9, 1997.
29.
“Heinrich Schliemann: Father of Classical Archaeology.” Presentation for
OU Latin Day: Nov. 18, 1996.
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30.
"Art and Civilization": Presentation for OU Honors Fest.
1996, Univ. of Okla.
31.
"The Road to Rome is a Two-way street."
The University of Oklahoma.
32.
"Caesarea Maritima: The OU Archaeological Expedition." Blue Cord
organization on Sept. 10, 1996.
33.
"The Road to Rome is a Two-way street: The Case of Roman Spain."
Elder Hostel, Sept. 1996. The University of Oklahoma.
34.
“The University of Oklahoma Archaeological Expedition to Caesarea
Maritima, Israel.” OU Associates Council Meeting (May 9, 1996:
Oklahoma
City).
35.
"Rome: The Eternal City."
February 23, 1995.
36.
"Heinrich Schliemann: Greek Treasures."
Classics Day Meeting. (Nov. 18, 1993).
37.
"The Archaeology of A Roman harbor-city: Caesarea Maritima." The Oklahoma
Anthropological Society: Oklahoma City, October 7, 1993 "Caesarea
Maritima: The 1993 Oklahoma Excavation Season." OU Classics Society
Meeting. September 28, 1993.
38.
"Caesarea Maritima: The development of a Roman city in ancient Israel.”
The University of Oklahoma Graduate Student Association. Sept. 23, 1993.
39.
"The Vices of the Roman Emperors."
(Tel Aviv, Israel). June 8, 1993.
40.
"Caesarea Maritima: Roman urbanization on the eastern periphery of
the Roman World." The University of Oklahoma Anthropology Club. February
4, 1993.
41.
"Caesarea Maritima: The University of Oklahoma Archaeological Project:
The 1990-1991 Seasons." Organizational meeting for the Central Oklahoma
chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America. December 12, 1992.
Elder Learn.
Nov. 11,
Elder Learn, Oct. 29, 1996.
faculty
The University of Oklahoma.
The University of Oklahoma
Combined Caesarea Excavation
Project
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OCCASIONAL LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS (cont.)
42.
"King Herod's Fantasy: Caesarea Maritima." Department of History,
The University of Oklahoma. October 29, 1992.
43.
"Caesarea Maritima: The 1992 Oklahoma Excavation Season."
Society Meeting. October 21, 1992.
44.
"The Archaeology of King Herod's Dream: Caesarea Maritima." Oklahoma
Foreign Language Teachers Association Meetings. Moore, Oklahoma:
March 7, 1992.
45.
"Caesarea Maritima: King Herod's Dream."
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OU Classics
University of Oklahoma Lion's
Club. December 2, 1991.
46.
"Caesarea Maritima: the 1990 and 1991 Excavation Seasons."
Oklahoma Classics Day. Nov. 13, 1991.
University of
47.
"Caesarea Maritima: The University of Oklahoma 1991 Archaeological
Excavation Season." The University of Oklahoma Classics Society: Oct. 3,
1991.
48.
"Caesarea Maritima: Herod's City By The Sea." Elder-Learn Program,
Senior Adult Services. University of Oklahoma. October 17, 1991.
49.
"Caesarea Maritima: Urban Archaeology in a Roman City of the Ancient
Near East." The University of Oklahoma Classics Society. October, 4,
1990.
50.
"Caesarea and the Primitive Christian Church." Caesarea Ancient Harbor
Excavation Project (Tel Aviv, Israel), May 29, 1990.
51.
"The, 'shady' side of town in ancient Rome."
Classics Society. February 28, 1989.
52.
"Quintillian, sub sole nihil novum est; Writing Across the Curriculum on
the Campus of the University of Oklahoma." OU \ Ford Foundation workshop
on literacy: University of Oklahoma, May 3, 1989.
53.
"Archaeology in Greece." Norman Mid-High School. October 20, 1987.
54.
"Heinrich Schliemann: Archaeologist and Dreamer." Delta Upsilon
Fraternity, University of Oklahoma. September 23, 1987.
55.
"Lusitania in the Early Roman Empire: An Onomastic Study." The Ancient
Studies Committee: Occasional Papers, University of Missouri-Columbia
(Columbia, Missouri) February, 1983.
1.
National Science Foundation Review for a Grant proposal entitled
“Acquisition of Equipment for Production of VR Simulation of
Archaeological Site in Crete.” By Investigators: Professors David George
and Scott Krauchunas. St. Anselm College, Manchester, New Hampshire.
August 15-25, 2001.
The University of Oklahoma
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VIIII ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH
1.
Director: The University of Oklahoma Archaeological Expedition to Italy:
The Casinum Project (Monte Cassino, Italy). July 2001.
2.
Archaeological Field Supervisor with the Combined Caesarea Expeditions to
Caesarea Maritima (Caesarea, Israel). Summer months of 1990-2000.
In June, 1990 I accepted this position with the Combined Caesarea
Expeditions (CCE). I remained with this project for eleven consecutive
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years, through 2000. The CCE is an international archaeological enterprise
consisting of a consortium of international universities which is
excavating the ancient Roman city of Caesarea Maritima located
approximately 50 kilometers north of Tel Aviv, Israel. Field Supervisor
with this project is a position directly below that of Director of the
entire project.
3.
Co-Director of the Combined Caesarea Expedition Archaeological Field
School. 1990-2000.
4.
Archaeological Field-worker and Compiler for the American Philological
Association's Atlas of the Greek and Roman World. (1990-2000)
On September 2, 1990 I accepted an invitation to join this atlas
project as a compiler/field-archaeologist/ surveyor of Roman and Greek
archaeological sites in southern Portugal. I am one of sixty invited
international scholars who were asked to participate in this project. My
task has been to survey over 3,000 known and recently discovered Roman and
Greek sites in southern Portugal and contribute this data to the creation
of maps and accompanying gazetteers for the Iberian Peninsula. This new
atlas is the first comprehensive atlas of the Roman and Greek world since
the appearance of Heinrich Kiepert's Formae Orbis Antiqui in 1894. Its
contribution to the scholarly community will be of value well into the
21st century. Working in cooperation with the American Philological
Association and the National Endowment for the Humanities, the editor of
the atlas project invited me and other scholars to work on the Atlas of
the Greek and Roman World, with cartography by R.R. Donnelley and Sons Co.
Princeton Univ. Press, 2000.
C.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL 'FIELD-SURVEYS' IN PORTUGAL: 1981, 1986, 1987, 1989.
These surveys involved summer research projects in Portugal funded by OU.
Results from these summer research projects contributed to publications
dealing with Roman Portugal (Lusitania) and were critical to the completion
of the map and text that I contributed to the Atlas of the Greek and Roman
World: Princeton Press, 2000.
COURSE DEVELOPMENT
1. 2012
CLC 2213
“Intro-Classical Archaeology.”
2. 2012
CLC 3510 “Gladiators, Sports and Spectacles.” Developed in 2012 for
submission to be a regular course.
3. 2010
New course Development: writing and researching a new undergraduate course
to be offered in 2011. “An Introduction to Classical
Archaeology.”
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COURSE DEVELOPMENT (cont.)
4. 2010
New course Development: writing and researching a new undergraduate course
to be offered in 2011 or 2012. “The Gladiators and their
World.”
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5. 2008
CLC 3243
“The Ancient City.”
6. 2008
CLC 3253
“Practicum in Archaeology.”
7. 2002
CLC 3510
“The Roman Forum Field Seminar.”
Rome, Italy. May 18-June 7.
8. 2001
CLC 3510
“The Roman Forum Field Seminar.”
Rome, Italy. May 15-June 5.
9. 1995
CLC 2213
"Introduction to Classical Archaeology"
10.
1995
CLC 3243
11.
1994
CLC 4213
"The Ancient City: Urban Development in the Roman and
World."
"Practicum in Classical Archaeology."
12.
1992
CLC 3510
"Archaeological Field Methodology: Caesarea Maritima."
13.
1991
CLC 2214
“Tombs, Temples, Treasures: The Discovery of Ancient
Mediterranean Civilizations.”
14.
1991
CLC 3510:
"The Provinces of the Roman World."
15.
1989
CLC 4233:
Historians\Tacitus: "The Germania."
16.
1989
CLC 5123:
Historians\Tacitus: "The Germania."
17.
1989
CLC 4313:
Historians\Livy: "Scipio Africanus and Hannibal."
18.
1988
CLC 3223:
“Hellenistic\Roman Art and Archaeology”
19.
1988
Latin 4233: Historians\Livy
20.
1988
Latin 5123: Historians\Livy
21.
1987
CLC 3213:
“Classical Greek Art and Archaeology.”
22.
1987
CLC 3233:
“The Roman Forum: The Monuments of Ancient Rome.”
23.
1986
Latin 4133: Historians\Tacitus
24.
1986
CLC. 2412:
25.
1986
Greek 1215: Beginning Greek II
26.
1986
Latin 3313: Advanced Latin Prose\Livy
27.
1985
Latin 4253: Vergil's Aeneid: Bks 7-12
28.
1985
Greek 1115: Beginning Greek
29.
1985
CLC 3153:
Greek
Medical Terminology
"Rome - Virtue and Vice: Exploring the Roman Character."
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GRANTS, DONOR CONTRIBUTIONS, AND UNIVERSITY SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH AND TEACHING
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1.
2007
$10,000
Private Donor: For support of the OU Center of Classical
Archaeology and Civilizations.
2. 2007
$16,000
Summer support for the OU Archaeological to Italy. Office of
The Provost and Senior vice President of the University of
Oklahoma
3. 2006
$5,000
4. 2006
$16,000
5. 2006
$2,400
6. 2005
$10,000
7. 2005
$16,000
8. 2004
$8,500
Support for offering a Biblical Archaeology Seminar. October
11-3. Office of the President of the University of Oklahoma.
9. 2004
$1,800
Support for sponsoring a Biblical Archaeology Seminar. October
11-13. Office of the Dean of The College of Arts and
Sciences. For sponsoring a Biblical Archaeology Seminar.
October 11- 13: Dean of the college of Arts and
Sciences, The University of Oklahoma.
10.
2004
11.
2004
Private Donor: For support of the OU Center of Classical
Archaeology and Civilizations.
Summer support for the OU Archaeological to Italy. Office of
The Provost and Senior vice President of the University of Okla.
Private Donor: For support of the OU Center of Classical
Archaeology and Civilizations
Private Donor: For support of the OU Center of Classical
Archaeology and Civilizations.
Summer support for the OU Archaeological to Crete. Office of
the Provost and Senior vice President of the University of
Oklahoma.
$10,000
Private Donor: For support of the OU Center of Classical
Archaeology and Civilizations.
$1,000
Private Donor: For support of the OU Center of Classical
Archaeology and Civilizations.
12.
2004
$100
Private Donor: For support of the OU Center of Classical
Archaeology and Civilizations.
13.
2004
$16,000
14.
2003
$16,000
Summer support for the OU Archaeological to Crete. Office of
the Provost and Senior vice President of the University of
Oklahoma.
Summer support for the OU Archaeological Expedition to Crete.
Office of the Provost and Senior vice President of the
University of Oklahoma.
15.
2002
$16,000
Summer support for the OU Archaeological field Seminar to
Italy. Office of the Provost and Senior vice President of the
University of Oklahoma.
16.
2001
$16,000
Summer support for the OU Archaeological field Seminar to
Italy. Office of the Provost and Senior vice President of the
University of Oklahoma.
2002
$4,000
17.
Seminar to
Private Donor support for the OU Archaeological field
Italy.
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GRANTS, DONOR CONTRIBUTIONS, AND UNIVERSITY SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH AND TEACHING (Cont.)
18.
2002
$1,000
Private Donor support for the OU Archaeological field
Italy.
2002
$1,000
Private Donor support for the OU Archaeological field
Italy.
Seminar to
19.
Seminar to
20.
2002
$1,000
21.
Private Donor support for the OU Archaeological >field= Seminar
to Italy. $16,000 Summer support for the OU Archaeological
Expedition to Italy: The Casinum Project. Office of the Provost and
Senior vice President of the University of Oklahoma. 2001 $12,500
Private Donor support for the OU Archaeological Expedition to
Italy: The Casinum Project.
2001
$1,800
Office of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences:
university of Oklahoma. Support for the OU Archaeological e
expedition to Italy: The Casinum Project.
22.
2000
$16,000
Summer support for the Caesarea Maritima Expeditions.
of the Provost and Senior vice President of the
University of Oklahoma.
Office
23.
1999
$16,000
Summer support for the Caesarea Maritima Expeditions.
of the Provost and Senior vice President of the
University of Oklahoma.
Office
24.
2001
$1,800
25.
1999
$1,600
Support for the OU Archaeological Expedition to Caesarea
Maritima, Israel: Office of the Dean of the College of
and Sciences.
26.
1999
$10,000
Archaeological Scholarships funded by the Henry and Ann Zarrow
Foundation.
27.
1999
Expedition to
The U
Arts
28.
1997
of the
$2,600
Office of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences:
Private Donor support for the OU Archaeological
Caesarea Maritima, Israel.
$16,000
Summer support for the Caesarea Maritima Expeditions. Office
Provost and Senior vice President of the University of Oklahoma.
29.
1997
Expedition.
$1,000
30.
1996
$18,093
1996
$11,000
Permanent Summer Support for the Caesarea Maritima Expeditions
the Office of the Provost and Senior Vice President of the
University of Oklahoma.
1996
$5,000
Utilizing
the
31.
From
32.
Private Contribution for the 1997 combined Caesarea
"The City of Saints Peter and Paul Project: Caesarea Maritima,
Israel, an Archaeological Research and Teaching Project
Computer and Digital Camera Technology." From the Office of
Vice President for Research at the University of Oklahoma.
Five annual $1,000 student summer-scholarships for the
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1995
University of Oklahoma Expedition to the Combined Caesarea
Expeditions at Caesarea Maritima, Israel. From the Office of
the Provost, The University of Oklahoma.
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GRANTS, DONOR CONTRIBUTIONS, AND UNIVERSITY SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH AND TEACHING (Cont.)
33.
1995
$11,000
Summer Support for the Caesarea Maritima Expeditions ($8,000
two months salary for teaching summer courses; $3,000 for
expenses). From the Office of the Provost and Senior Vice
of the University of Oklahoma.
1995
$5,000
Five annual $1,000 student summer-scholarships for the
University of Oklahoma Expedition to the Combined Caesarea
Expeditions at Caesarea Maritima, Israel. From the Office of
the Provost, The University of Oklahoma.
35.
1995
Stanley Jr.
(Utilized
Combined
$1,000
Contribution from a private donor to create the Farland
Enrichment Fund: The University of Oklahoma Foundation.
for travel expenses and student scholarships with the 1995
Caesarea Expeditions Archaeological Project).
36.
1995 $5,984
Interactive
Caesarea Maritima
University of
travel
President
34.
1995
37.
1995
$5,000
1995
Provost and
"Classical Archaeology, Architecture and Art: An
Computer Data base Approach to the Excavation of
and the Research and Teaching of the Classical world"
Oklahoma Research Council.
Five annual $1,000 student summer-scholarships for the
University of Oklahoma Expedition to the Combined Caesarea
Expeditions at Caesarea Maritima, Israel. Office of the
the Senior Vice President of The University of Oklahoma.
38.
1995
Research in
The
39.
1994 $11,000
Expeditions:
Consortium Fee for the 1994 Combined Caesarea
Associates Funds: University of Oklahoma.
40.
1994 $4,767
Associate Provost
Instructional Improvement Awards: Office of the
for Undergraduate Education and Programs.
41.
Academic Year Faculty Enrichment Grant. For Travel and
Israel for course development. College of Arts and Sciences,
University of Oklahoma.
1994
$1,000
1993
Research in
The
$994
1993
$1,000
Jr.
42.
$997
43.
Jr.
Contribution from a private donor to the Farland Stanley
Enrichment Fund: The University of Oklahoma Foundation.
(Utilized for travel expenses and student scholarships with
the 1995 Combined Caesarea Expeditions Archaeological Project).
Academic Year Faculty Enrichment Grant. For Travel and
Israel for course development. College of Arts and Sciences,
University of Oklahoma.
Contribution from a private donor to the Farland Stanley
Enrichment Fund: The University of Oklahoma Foundation.
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(Utilized for travel expenses and student scholarships with
the 1994 Combined Caesarea Expeditions Archaeological Project).
44.
1992 $15,000
Excavation
office:
45.
1991
Excavation
office:
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$8,000
Consortium Fee for the 1992 Caesarea Ancient Harbor
Project (CAHEP): College of Arts and Sciences: Dean's
University of Oklahoma.
Consortium Fee for the 1991 Caesarea Ancient Harbor
Project (CAHEP): College of Arts and Sciences: Dean's
University of Oklahoma.
GRANTS, DONOR CONTRIBUTIONS, AND UNIVERSITY SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH AND TEACHING (Cont.)
46.
1990
$5,000
Southwestern Bell Foundation Humanities Research
(Summer). "Roman Peripheries: The Image and Reality of
water' Provinces on the Roman Frontier: Judea and Lusitania."
1989
Research
in Northern
$5,000
Junior Faculty Summer Research Fellowship (Summer), OU
Council "Roman Lusitania: The Roman Frontier Experience
Portugal."
1989
$612
Fellowship
'Back47.
48.
Roman
49.
1987
50.
$2,642
OU Research Council (1989). Manuscript preparation.
Portugal: An Archaeological, Historical, Cultural and Social
Bibliography.
OU Associates' Research/Creative Activity Funds. "Romanization and
Villa Development in Roman Lusitania." Funding for a summer research
project in Portugal.
1986
Romanization:
summer
$1,000
1983
$1,000
Thomas A. Brady Graduate Fellowship in Ancient History,
of Missouri- Columbia.
1982
University of
$1,000
Frank F. and Louise I. Stephens Research Scholarship,
Missouri-Columbia.
1982
$1,000
Thomas A. Brady Graduate Fellowship in Ancient History,
of Missouri-Columbia.
54.
1981
of Missouri-
$300
55.
1981
University of
$5,000
51.
Associates' Distinguished Lecturer Award,” Lusitanian
A Comparative Analysis of Central Portugal." Funding for a
research project in Portugal.
University
52.
53.
University
Outstanding Graduate Student Teacher Award, University
Columbia.
Frank F. and Louise I. Stephens History Fellowship,
Missouri-Columbia.
XI HONORS AND AWARDS
1.
2007
Gusi World Peace Prize in Archaeology and Teaching. Awarded by the Gusi
Foundation, State of Philippine Islands, Manila. November 2007.
2.
1996
Sandra and Brian O’Brien Presidential Professorship in Classics
3.
1992
The Jasper P. Baldwin Study-Travel Award for Excellence in Undergraduate
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Teaching.
The University of Oklahoma.
4.
1990
Southwestern Bell Foundation Humanities Research Fellowship.
5.
1986
Associates' Distinguished Lecturer Award, University of Oklahoma.
6.
1983
Thomas A. Brady Graduate Fellowship in Ancient History, University of
Missouri- Columbia.
7.
1982
Frank F. and Louise I. Stephens Research Scholarship, University of
Missouri-Columbia.
8.
1982
Thomas A. Brady Graduate Fellowship in Ancient History, University of
Missouri-Columbia.
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HONORS AND AWARDS (cont.)
XII.
A.
B.
9.
1981
Outstanding Graduate Student Teacher Award, University of MissouriColumbia.
10.
1981
Frank F. and Louise I. Stephens History Fellowship, University of
Missouri-Columbia.
NATIONAL AND REGIONAL SERVICE
NATIONAL
1.
Chairman and Organizer. "Romanization in the Iberian Peninsula: Five Case
Studies." Archaeological Institute of America. (San Francisco), Dec. 27,
1990.
2.
Chairman and Organizer. "Back-Water Provinces of the Roman World." Classical
Association of the Midwest and South (Columbia, Missouri), April 5, 1990.
3.
Chairman and Organizer. "The Experience of Latin Literature in the Peripheral
Provinces of the Roman World.” Meetings of the Classical Association of
the Midwest and South (Omaha, Nebraska), April 20, 1995.
REGIONAL
1.
Moderator: Panel of "Interaction and Co-optation in Pre-Modern Settings,"
Session II, Military History Symposium, Texas A&M University, April 1985.
2.
Promotion Reviewer: Reviewed Stephanie Maloney (Department of Art: University
of Louisville, Kentucky) for promotion to Professor. (1992)
3.
Promotion Reviewer: Reviewed David George (Department of Classics: St. Anselm
College: Manchester, New Hampshire) for promotion to Professor. (1994)
4.
Symposium Moderator: “Modernization, Technology, and Design.” Session 4. 2013
Symposium of the Center for Middle Eastern Architecture and Culture March
8, 2013. Buskuhl Gallery, College of Architecture. The University of
Oklahoma.
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5.
6.
7.
C.
Member: Executive Organizing Committee for the 2013 Symposium of the Center for
Middle Eastern Architecture and Culture held on March 7-8, 2013 Buskuhl
Gallery, College of Architecture. Organizing meetings held February 1and
15. The University of Oklahoma.
Member: Executive organizing committee for an Interdisciplinary Panel Discussion
on the Cinematic Screening of “The Kingdom of Heaven.” Center for Middle
Eastern Architecture and Culture March 7-8, 2013 Buskuhl Gallery,
College of Architecture. Meeting held on Sept. 13, The University of
Oklahoma.
Member: Executive organizing committee for initial planning for a conference in
2015 sponsored by the Center for Middle Eastern Architecture and Culture.
Sept. 13 and 23rd 2013. The University of Oklahoma.
CONFERENCE, Colloquia, Seminars
As a member of the Executive Planning Committee for the Center for Middle
Eastern Architecture and Civilization, I assisted in planning a symposium and
conference – 2014/2015.
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D.
UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES
1999-03
Member: Faculty Appeals Board: The University of Oklahoma.
2000-02
Member: OU Affirmative Action Committee.
1997-9
Member: OU Presidential Professor Selection Committee.
1997-98
Member: OU Honors and Awards Committee.
1987 – -
Member: Graduate Faculty
E. COLLEGE COMMITTEES
1998
Member: College of Arts and Sciences Committee for Research and
Teaching.
1995 - 96
College of Arts and Sciences committee for Research and Teaching.
Member
1993 - 94
Search committee for the John Saxon Professorship in Ancient History.
Member.
1992 - 94
Academic Misconduct Board.
1991
Social Sciences General Education Committee: College of Arts and
Sciences. Member.
1990 - 91
Academic Misconduct Board: Member.
1989
O. U.\ Ford Foundation workshop on literacy: 'Section Convener' for
extended workshops of the OU\Ford Foundation workshop (March, April,
May). Member.
1988
O. U.\ Ford Foundation workshop on literacy.
Chairman.
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Member.
F.
DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEES
2012-2014
Member: Committee A, Department of Classics (Duties included seven
annual faculty reviews)
2010
Member: Committee A, Department of Classics (Duties included three
annual faculty reviews)
2009
Member: Committee A, Department of Classics (Duties included three annual
faculty reviews.
2007
Member: Committee A, Department of Classics
2006
Member: Committee A, Department of Classics
1998
Member: Recruitment Committee: Latin Literature.
1998-99
Member: Committee A, Department of Classics
1991
Recruitment Committee; "Golden Age Latin Literature".
1990 - 91
Committee A, Department of Classics.
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DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEES
1990
Departmental Representative, Annual meeting of the Archaeological Institute
of America, (San Francisco).
1990
Departmental Representative, Annual meeting of the American Schools of
Oriental Research (New Orleans).
1990
Departmental Representative, Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of
the Midwest and South, (Columbia, Missouri).
1989
Department Representative, Classical Association of the Midwest and South.
University of Kentucky, Lexington.
1989
Department Representative, Classical Association of the Midwest and the
South, University of Kentucky, Lexington.
1987 - 88
Committee A, Department of Classics, Univ. of Oklahoma.
1988
Department Representative, APA-AIA Annual Meeting.
Baltimore.
1987
Member, Classics Department Self-Study Committee.
University of Maryland,
1986 - 2010 Department Library Liaison Officer.
1986
Department Representative, APA-AIA Annual Meeting. San Antonio, Texas.
1985
Department Representative, APA-AIA Annual Meeting.
1985 - 94
Department Representative, Okla. Foreign Language Teachers Association.
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Washington, D.C.
G. GRADUATE DEGREE COMMITTEES
1.
Committee Member: Samuel Callahan. MA candidate, College of Architecture.
Thesis: “The Ancient Nabateans.” 2013-2014
2
Member: Ph.D. Committee in History. Student: Dan Moy (2003 - 2012). Member. PhD
committee in History:
Student: Dan Moy. PhD awarded May 2012.
3.
Member: MA
Committee in History.
Colleen Smalley, (2007).
4.
Member: Ph.D.
Committee in History.
Student Melanie Rich (2004 -2010)
5.
Member: Ph.D.
Committee in History.
Student: Dan Moy (2003 - 2010).
6.
Member: Ph.D. Committee in Education.
Student Tim Eaton (2001-2006)
7.
Member: MA
Committee in Ancient History.
Student: Anna George (1999 -2003).
8.
Member: MA
Committee in Ancient History.
Student: Melanie Rich (1999-2003).
9.
Member: MA
Committee in Ancient History.
Student: Brad Lemarr (1999-2003).
10.
Member: Ph.D.
Committee for an Interdisciplinary degree in history and classical
Archaeology. Student: Gerold Mills (2003).
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H.
11.
Member: MLS
Committee in Liberal Studies. Student: Michael Weiglein
(2001-2003).
12.
Member: MA
Committee for Interdisciplinary degree in History and Classics.
Student: Donald Harris (1999 - 2001).
13.
Member: MA
Committee in Ancient History.
14.
Chairman: MA
Committee for an Interdisciplinary degree in History/
Anthropology/Classics. Student: Donald Harris (1997-1999).
15.
Member: MA
Committee for a degree in Museum Studies. Student: Stacy
Shelton (1993).
16.
Member: MA
Committee for a degree in Classics.
(1990).
17.
Chairman: MA
Committee for a degree in Museum Studies.
(1998-1991).
18.
Member: PhD
Committee in Philosophy.
Student: Daniel Moy (1998 -2001).
Student J.Gregre Harvey
Student: Charles Zidar,
Student: Farhad Rohani (1988).
UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE
1.
Moderator and Chairman of Sessions: Conference on the Palestinian Refugees. The
University of Oklahoma. November 30, 1999.
I. LECTURESHIPS (Organizer)
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Big Twelve Lectureship: Organizer of visiting lecture series by Prof. Robert
Hohlfelder, “Big Twelve Professor” from the University of Colorado (April, 1997).
Three day lecture series on Archaeology in the Ancient Mediterranean World.
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UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA / DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS / ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA
LECTURE SERIES
Coordinator/Organizer/Moderator for the following visiting AIA lectures:
1.
Katharine Temple von Stackelberg (Brock University).“From Homer to Horace:
How to Excavate an Imaginary Garden.” October 2, 2014.
2.
Jesse Casana. “Swords into Ploughshares: Declassified Satellite Imagery in
Near Eastern Archaeology.” (University of Arkansas), April 8, 2014.
3.
Marie-Henriette Gates. (Bilkent University, Ankara Turkey). “Kinet Höyük
(Turkey) and the Archaeology of Eastern Mediterranean Seaports." January
28 2014.
4.
Annette Giesecke (University of Delaware). “Roman Green: Ancient Roman
Gardens and the Green Ideal.” October 23, 2013.
5.
Brian Rose. (University of Pennsylvania). “Assessing the Historicity of the
Trojan War: Excavations at Troy 1988-2010.” April 4, 2013.
6.
Steven Tuck. (Miami University). “Gladiators at Pompeii: Roman Spectacle in
a Small Town.” February 26, 2013.
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(Archaeological Institute of America Lecture Series (cont.)
7.
Peter Brand (University of Memphis). “Ramesses II: the Ultimate Pharaoh.”
October 2. 2012.
8.
Lanny Bell. (Brown University). “Tutankhamun: The Life and Death of a God
King.” April 17, 2012.
9.
Kimberly Bowes (University of Pennsylvania). “Mosaics and Beyond: The Villa
of Piazza Armerina (Sicily) and its Environment.” February 28, 2012.
10.
Susan Rotroff. (Washington University, St. Louis).“Phrasikleia and the
Merenda Kouros: Beauty, Victory, Death, and Marriage in Archaic Athens.”
September 26, 2011.
11.
Hazel Dodge. (Trinity College Dublin). “Roman Spectacle in the Greek East.”
Thursday, April 21, 2011.
12.
Aaron Burke. (University of California, Los Angeles).
Age Levant at War.” March 28, 2011.
13.
Jerome Lynn Hall. (University of San Diego). “From the Shores of the Yam
Kinneret: The First- Century Boat from the Sea of Galilee.” October 21,
2010.
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“The Middle Bronze
14.
Kenneth Lapatin, (The J. Paul Getty Museum). “The Last Days of Pompeii:
Decadence, Apocalypse, and Redemption” Monday, April 19, 2010.
15.
Prof. Alexander Jones, (New York University).
Ancient Public.” March 11, 2010.
16.
Prof. Donny George. (Former Director of the Iraq Museum). “The Looting of
the Iraq Museum” March 03, 2009. Cancelled due to snow.
17.
Prof. Eugene Cruz-Uribe. (Northern Arizona University). “From the Valley
of the Kings to Philae: Ancient and Modern Pilgrimages.” April 02,
2009.
18.
Prof. Robert Lindley Vann. (University of Maryland) “Excavations in the
Peristyle Garden of the Villa Arianna in Stabiae.” October 2, 2009.
19.
Prof. Naomi J. Norman. From Sea to Sahara: The Romans in North Africa.”
(Appearing Jan. 26, 2008).
20.
Prof. Douglas R. Edwards. “Frauds, Controversies, and Relics:
and Early Christianity.” (Appearing March 4, 2008).
21.
Prof. Alan Kaiser. “The Excavations of Olynthus 1931: One Womans’s Story.”
(Appearing April 23, 2008)
Professor S. Thomas Parker : (University of N. Carolina State).
Thursday,
October 9, 2008: "Aila: A Roman Port on the Red Sea"
22.
“Greek Astronomers and the
Archaeology
23.
Prof. Deborah Carlson. “The Tekta Burnu Shipwreck: Shedding New Light on
the Problem of Classical Ionia.” October 25, 2006.
24.
Prof. Simon James. “Eagles and Wolves: Roman Soldiers in Peace and War.”
March 22, 2006.
25.
Professors Claudio Bizzarri and Alba Frascrelli. “Etruscan Archaeology in
the Region of Umbria: The Campo della Fiera Excavations.” March 2, 2005.
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26.
Prof. Claudio Bizzarri. “Etruscan and Roman Connections: The Tiber River
as Boundary in Early Roman History.” February 28, 2005.
27.
Prof. Alba Frascarelli. “Etruscan Bronze Mirrors: Reflections of Etruscan
Culture.” March 1, 2005.
28.
Prof. Richard De Puma. “Microcosm to Macrocosm: A Brief Survey of Etruscan
Religion.” March 3, 2005.
29.
Prof. John Pollini. “Dynasty & Destiny in an Architectural Context: The
Augustan Experiment.” March 3, 2005.
30.
Prof. Michael Hoff. “Athens under Roman Domination.” March 3, 2005.
31.
Prof. Richard De Puma. “The Prophesying Head of Orpheus in Etruscan Art.”
March 3, 2005.
32.
Prof. Michael Hoff. “Pirates and Romans: Roman Cities on the Rough Cilicia
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Coast.” March 4, 2005.
33.
Prof. John Pollini. “Star Power: The Role of Astral Theology and Dual Heirs
in the Transmission of Power in Imperial Rome.” March 4, 2005.
34.
Prof. John Pollini. “Christian Destruction and Desecration of Images of
Classical Antiquity.” March 4, 2005.
35.
Prof. Richard De Puma. “Crustumerium: Discovering Funerary Practices in
Early Latium.” March 4, 2005.
36.
Michael Hoff. “Lord Elgin and the Parthenon Marbles: Two-hundred Years of
Controversy.” March 4, 2005.
37.
Prof. Steve Bradford. “Let the Gods Decide: Oracles, Omens, and Battles.”
March 4, 2005.
38.
Prof. Jack Davis, "The Palace of Nestor at Pylos: Current Research." April
20, 2005.
39.
Prof. Michael Huff. “Roman Athens: The Transformation into an Imperial
City.” March 4, 2005.
40.
Prof. Prof. Rami Arav. “Jerusalem as Jesus Saw It.” October 16, 2004.
41.
Prof. Jodi Magness. “Masada: Last Stronghold of the Jewish Resistance
Against Rome.” October 16, 2004.
42.
Prof. P. Kyle McCarter. “The Strange Tale of the Ossuary of James the
Brother of Jesus.” October 16, 2004.
43.
Prof. William Dever. “The History of the History of Archaeology: Some
Personal Stories about Famous Archaeologists.” October 15, 2004.
44.
Prof. Jodi Magness. “Biblical Jerusalem.” October 14, 2004.
45.
Prof. Rami Arav. “Roman Imperial Cult in Judea.” October 14, 2004.
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46.
Prof. Rami Arav. “New Insights on Biblical Bethsaida: From the Hebrew Bible
to the New Testament.” October 14, 2004.
47.
Prof. Joseph Ginat. “The Bible as a Guide Book for Tourists in the Holy
Land.” October 14, 2004.
48.
Prof. P. Kyle McCarter. “The Cosmology of Ancient Israel.” October 14,
2004.
49.
Prof. P. Kyle McCarter. “New Light on the Origin and Early Evolution of the
Alphabet.” October 14, 2004.
50.
Prof. William Dever. “Patriarchs as Pastoral Nomads: Fact or Fancy?”
October 14, 2004.
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51.
Prof. Joseph Ginat. “The Excavations of Khirbet Beit Lehi (Loyya).” October
14, 2004.
52.
Prof. Robert Hohlfelder. "Imperial Rome's Architectural Revolution: The
View Beneath the Sea." March 4, 2004.
53.
Prof. William Dever. “Did God Have a Wife? Archaeology and Folk Religion
in Ancient Israel.” October 14, 2004.
54.
Prof. Jodi Magness. “Jerusalem in the Time of Jesus.” October 14, 2004.
55.
Prof. Jodi Magness. "Ancient Jewish Tombs and Burial Customs in Jerusalem."
April 8, 2004.
56.
Prof. Jodi Magness.
April 9, 2004.
57.
Prof. William G. Dever. “The ‘Age of Solomon,’ History or Myth?
Archaeological Picture.” April 1, 2004.
58.
Prof. Thomas g. Palaima. “The Human Element in the Mycenaean Bronze Age:
Linear B Tablet-Writers.” March 5, 2003.
59.
Prof. Jeff Hurwit. “The Athenian Acropolis.” Feb. 26, 2001.
60.
Prof. Stephen Dyson. “Looking at Pompeii.” November 17, 2001.
61.
Prof. William H. Peck. “Napoleon and Beyond: Early Travelers and
Archaeologists.” November 14, 2000.
62.
Prof. Martha Sharp Joukowsky. “Petra: The Brown University Excavations of
the Great Temple.” October 9, 2000.
63.
Prof. Richard De Puma. “Etruscan Forgeries: The Arts of Deception and
Profit.” April 6, 2000.
64.
Prof. Alan H. Simmons. “Jericho Revisited: Current Research on the
Neolithic of Jordan.” February 29, 2000.
65.
Prof. Nancy de Grummond. “The Etruscans and European Culture: survivals and
revivals.” March 31, 1999.
“The Archaeology of Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls.”
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66.
Prof. Peter Kuniholm. “The Aegean Dendrochronology Project.” November 2,
1999.
67.
Prof. James R. Wiseman, “Landscape Archaeology and Space-Age technologies
in Aperies, Greece.” February 25, 1999.
68.
Prof. J. Clayton Fant. “Porphery, the quarries of royal stone in Egypt.”
February 22, 1998.
69.
Prof. Stephanie Mahoney. “The Villa at Torre de Palma, Portugal.” November
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12, 1998.
XIV.
70.
Prof. Eugene Borza. “Treasures of Macedonia: Royal Tombs.” November 4,
1998.
71.
Prof. Avner Raban. “The Construction of King Herod’s Harbor-City at
Caesarea Maritima.” November 8, 1998.
72.
Prof. William Murray. “The discovery of the Battle site of Actium: the
Naval Evidence.” February 20, 1998.
73.
Prof. Robert Hohlfelder. “Aperlae, A forgotten Greco-Roman harbor-city in
southern Turkey.” April 22, 1998.
74.
Prof. Jodi Magness. “Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls.” April 19, 1997.
75.
Prof. Thomas Parker. “Lejjun: A Roman Legionary Fortress in Jordan.”
February 2, 1997.
PROFESSIONAL AFLIATIONS
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President of the Oklahoma chapter of the Archaeological Institute of
America (Elected, February of 1996. Served as President since 1996.)
Archaeological Institute of America
American Schools of Oriental Research
American Philological Association
American Society of Greek and Latin Epigraphy
International Association of Greek and Latin Epigraphy
Classical Association of the Midwest and South
Classical Association of the New England States
Society for Biblical Literature
Association of Ancient Historians
Vergilian Society
American Academy of Research Historians on Medieval Spain
American Classical League
Oklahoma Foreign Language Teachers Association
University of Oklahoma Classics Society
University of Missouri-Columbia Alumni Association
University of Oklahoma Alumni Association
Eta Sigma Phi (National Classics Honors Society)
NEW ORGINIZATIONS, PROJECTS, ACTIVITIES:
1.
Pioneers of Archaeology. New lecture series created Fall of 2010. Offered
through the through the OU Center for Classical Archaeology and Civilizations.
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2.
The Restoring Ancient Stabiae Project. Invited and cooperating faculty, Summer
of 2008 The Restoring Ancient Stabia Project. Project goals are the creation of new digital
plans for the site of ancient Pompeii and the excavation of the luxury Roman
villas at Stabia, Italy.
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3.
The Meet the Scholars Symposium: Marine Archaeology. Organizer and moderator:
February 23 – 24, 2008. The University of Oklahoma.
4.
The Via Nova Traiana Roman Villa Archaeological Project: Castel Viscardo, Italy,
May – June, 2007.
5.
The Via Nova Traiana Roman Villa Archaeological Project: Castel Viscardo, Italy,
May – June 2006.
6.
The OU Center of Classical Archaeology and Civilizations. Created in 2001. In the
College of Arts and Sciences.
7.
The OU Classical Archaeology Society.
Classical Archaeology Society.
8.
The OU Archaeological Expedition to Italy: The Casinum Project.
Cassino, Italy. Inaugural mission: July, 2001.
9.
The Roman Forum Field Seminar.
2001 Rome Italy.
9.
The University of Oklahoma Archaeological Expedition to Caesarea Maritima,
Israel. Created in 1990 and in operation through 2000.
10.
Organizer and State President: Oklahoma chapter of the Archaeological
Institute of American. December 29, 1997: Chicago (First chapter in
Oklahoma).
2001: Created and sponsor for the OU
Rome, Italy.
Monte
Inaugural year the summer of
XVI. CONSULTANT:
1.
“Jerusalem in the time of Jesus.” OETA Television presentation by Prof. Jodi
Magness (Tufts University). Hosted by Prof. Robert Conn Davis (University
of Oklahoma) October-November, 2000.
XVII.
MENTORSHIPS:
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McNair Mentor:
McNair Mentor:
McNair Scholars Program 2006 -2007.
McNair Scholars Program 2014 - .
SABBATICAL LEAVES:
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Spring Semester 2015 (upcoming)
Fall Semester 2008
Fall Semester 1992
Fall Semester 2001
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