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INSTITUTE OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH
Charikleia Papageorgiadou
Research Director
Coordinator of the Programme: Economy and Society: The formation of the greek
world during hellenistic and roman times
Section of Greek and Roman Antiquity
Programme: Economy and Society: The formation of the greek world during hellenistic
and roman times
Phone: 210 7273685
Fax: 210 7234145
E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]
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STUDIES
1976 - 1980
Department of History and Archaeology, School of Philosophy,
University of Athens (Second Class Honours, Upper Division)
1988
1987
Doctoral thesis on the coinage of Kea Island and title acquisition (Excellent)
Maison de l’Orient, Institut Courby, Lyon, on scholarship of CNRS.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
1977-1980
Member of the excavating team at Archanes, Mycenae and Naxos.
1984-1990
In charge of excavations at Naxos and Kea and of surface survey at Kea.
1981-1982
Papyrus - Larousse - Britannica Encyclopedia.
1982-1984
Fellow at the Epigraphic Museum of Athens.
1984-1985
Research Fellow at the Numismatic Museum of Athens.
1985
Contract work in the Southern Greece Program of Centre for Greek and
Roman Antiquity.
1987
Functional Scientific Personnel in the Southern Greece Program of Centre
for Greek and Roman Antiquity.
1990
Inclusion in the fourth grade (Assistant Researcher) after assessment.
1995
Promotion to the third grade (Associate Researcher), after assessment.
1998
Promotion to the second grade (Senior Researcher), after assessment.
2007
Promotion to the first grade (Director of Research), after assessment.
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2000-2010
Member of the elected Scientific Advisory Board of Centre for Greek and
Roman Antiquity, for three consecutive terms.
2011-2012
Deputy Director of the Research Centre for Greek and Roman Antiquity
(KERA)
2011
Coordinator of the Programme: Economy and Society: The formation of
the greek world during hellenistic and roman times
2012-
Head of the Section for Greek and Roman Antiquity
RESEARCH INTERESTS
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The coinage as an economic phenomenon in ancient societies.
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Local coinage and numismatic circulation from the archaic period to the lae
antiquity.
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The evolution of the monetary economy during roman times in the Mediterranean
basin and the Balkans (the penetration of the Roman Republican coins, the
foundation of colonies, imperial financial policy etc).
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The open economies in antiquity and the financial markets in the ancient greek
world.
RESEARCH AND OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
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Roman Coin Hoards in Greece. A catalogue and study of the numismatic finds from
Greece containing Roman Republican and Imperial coins
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Narrative on greek imperials. Representations related to episodes from myths,
traditions and popular tales on coins issued by greek mints in imperial times.
MAIN PUBLICATIONS
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“Writing and imprinting the history of the Roman world” εις Words and Coins. From
Ancient Greece to Byzantium, Belgium 2012 (ed. V. Penna) , σ. 103-116.
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“Roman trading and traders across the Ionian and Adriatic Sea. The evidence from
settlement and coins”, Acque, terre e spazzi dei mercanti. Istituzioni, gerarchie,
conflitti e pratiche dello scambio nel Mediterraneo dall’eta antica alla modernita, (D.
Andreozzi, L. Panariti, Cl. Zaccaria, eds.) Trieste 2009, 193-208.
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“Countermarks on the hellenistic coinages of Cyclades”, in collaboration with P.
Tselekas, Sailing in the Aegean. Readings on the economy and trade routes,
ΜΕΛΕΤΗΜΑΤΑ 53, Athens 2008, 157-187.
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« Augustus. Colonial and dynastic policy on the numismatic iconography of Patras»,
Patras as Augustus’ colony. Proceedings of the International Conference, Patras 2324/3/2006, Tripodes 8, Athens 2009, 257-268.
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Sailing in the Aegean. Readings on the economy and trade routes, ΜΕΛΕΤΗΜΑΤΑ
53 (Athens 2008) [with Angeliki Giannikouri].
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Νοµισµατικό Μουσείο. Η δωρεά Ζαρίφη / Athens Numismatic Museum. The Zarifis
donation (Athens 2006).
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The numismatic iconography of the roman colonies in Greece. Local spirit and the
expression of imperial policy, ΜΕΛΕΤΗΜΑΤΑ 39 (Athens 2004).
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The Coinage of Kea, ΜΕΛΕΤΗΜΑΤΑ 24 (Athens 1997).
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''Numismatic
Archaeology-Archaeological
Numismatics'',
Proceedings
of
an
International Conference held to honour Dr. Mando Oeconomides in Athens 1995
(Oxbow Monograph 75, 1997) [with K.A. Sheedy].
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“Le trésor de ΄Délos 1905΄ (RRCH 465)”, Revue Numismatique 159, 2003, 291-306,
pls. XIII-XXXIX.