Volume 12 of the CHS Research Bulletin contains project reports submitted by the fellows who conducted research at the Center for Hellenic Studies and the Center for Hellenic Studies in Greece during the 2023-24 academic year, as well as full-length articles from the CHS Pre-doctoral Fellows.
Persistent identifier for this issue: https://nrs.harvard.edu/URN-3:HLNC.JISSUE:104275534.
Fellow Project Reports
“The discourse of arete: Spoken words, written texts, and public images in the Hellenistic and early Imperial periods,”
Antiopi Argyriou
“Fabula Technologiae: Antiquity in Soviet Animation,”
Ekaterina But
“Cracking the Code: Symbols, meanings and networks in Early Iron Age Greece; Evidence from the Stamna pottery. The qualitative approach,”
Olga Christakopoulou
“Gods on the move: Divine mobility in Hellenistic and Roman Macedonia,”
Eleni Fassa
Project Report. “The Sapphic Aphrodite: A Multifaceted (ποικιλόθρονος) Divinity,”
Ioannis Karakirisidis
Democracy, Civic Motivation, and the Search for the Everyday Athenian,”
Konstantinos Karathanasis
“The Isiac Cults and Religious Connectivity along the River Strymon,”
Dafni Maikidou-Poutrino
“State and Local Consequences of a Gift of Grain from the Numidian King Massinissa to Delos,”
Michael McGlin
“The maritime cultural landscape of Roman Epirus,”
Ioannis Nakas
“A Greco-Turkish Alexander the Great from 1843,”
Artemis Papatheodorou
Project Report. “Household is the Machine: Demarcating the Spatial Layout and Social Agency of Late Cypriot Households,”
Chara Theotokatou
Project Report. “Leo Strauss Revisits Xenophon: The Esoteric Socratic Philosopher,”
Despina Vertzagia
“Enslaved Persons and Cross-cultural Interactions in the First-millennium BCE Mediterranean,”
Kostas Vlassopoulos
“The House and Domestic Ritual in the Early and Middle Bronze Age,”
Rebecca Worsham
Pre-doctoral Fellow Articles
“The Sapphic Aphrodite: A Multifaceted (ποικιλόθρονος) Divinity”
Ioannis Karakirisidis
“Household is the Machine: Demarcating the Spatial Layout and Social Agency of Late Cypriot Households”
Chara Theotokatou
“Leo Strauss’ Xenophon: The Two Ways of Life”
Despina Vertzagia