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Poster Flyer with people excavation near the sea side

AIA Lecture: "Saving Heritage from the Sea" by Tom Dawson (November 2023)

Medium Wide Shot of Allison Emmerson outside smiling

Allison Emmerson receives the Suzanne and Stephen Weiss Presidential Fellows Award

Lecture Poster

AIA Lecture: “City Making in Byzantine Athens” by Fotini Kondyli

Graduate Students standing next to academic posters

Graduate Students at at the Tulane Research, Innovation, and Creativity Summit

Kehoe on stage receiving award

Dennis Kehoe receives the 2022 Hall of Fame Award

Samantha Morris '18 featured in Newcomb's Thirty Under Thirty

Phronesis Podcast: Dr. Mallory Monaco Caterine - From Working On Plutarch to Working With Plutarch

Site plan of Calendaria that includes the 1767 census for all the towns under Jesuit administration

A Bilingual Edition of Peramás’s On the Guaraní Way of Life by Michael Brumbaugh

Connecting the past, present, self and community through the humanities and service learning

Two Classics Professors Win Esteemed National Awards

Allison Emmerson, Department of Classical Studies Tulane University

Allison Emmerson wins James R. Wiseman Book Award

Mallory Monaco Caterine, Tulane University School of Liberal Arts

Mallory Monaco Caterine wins SCS Outreach Prize

Lecture information with an image of a cast of the funerary relief

AIA Lecture: "Bird/Egg, Pen/Hand, Torch/Deer? Pairs of Ordinary Objects on Roman coins" by Liv Mariah Yarrow (October 2021)

Zoom screen showing Kallion panel participants

Kallion Leadership and the Georgetown Humanities Initiative Panel: "Leadership Through the Humanities: Professional Perspectives"

Arch of Septimius Severus in the Roman Forum, 203 CE, Rome, Italy

Susann Lusnia "Usurping History and Building Legitimacy in Severan Rome” Lecture

Headshots of Susann Lusnia and Ryan Boehm

The Changing of the Chairs

Classics 2021 Graduation Prize Winners

Classical Studies 2021 Graduation Prizes

Goddesses, Whores, Vampyres and Archaeologists: Uncovering Ancient Mytilene By Land and Sea

AIA Lecture: "Goddesses, Whores, Vampyres and Archaeologists: Uncovering Ancient Mytilene By Land and Sea" by Hector Williams (April 2021)

Archaeological Institute of America Joukowsky Lecture

2021 AIA-Beyond the Battle Lines

Beyond Iconography: The Frescoes from the House of the Frescoes at Knossos

Emilia Oddo "Beyond Iconography" Lecture-ASCSA

Michael Brumbaugh, Tulane University School of Liberal Arts

Michael Brumbaugh wins National Endowment for the Humanities and Loeb Classical Library Foundation Prizes

School of Liberal Arts Faculty Showcase 2020 booklet

Allison Emmerson & Dennis Kehoe - SLA Faculty Showcase 2020

Brumbaugh-Faculty Author Spotlight Series 2020

Michael Brumbaugh - Faculty Author Spotlight Series 2020

Kehoe-Faculty Author Spotlight Series 2020

Dennis Kehoe in the Faculty Author Spotlight Series 2020

Dr Ryan Boehm, Tulane University

Dr Ryan Boehm - Sizeler Professorship

Brownbag Event Flyer

November 22, 2019 Living With the Dead in Roman Italy

Pompeii

2019 Trash Town

2019 From Phoenician Emporion to Hellenistic Polis Brownbag Event Flyer

Brownbag Lunch Talk: "From Phoenician Emporion to Hellenistic Polis" by Ryan Boehm (November 2019)

Sharing Water in Ancient Rome. The Aqua Claudiana Aqueducts in Rome.

Sharing Water in Ancient Rome by Dennis Kehoe

Dennis P Kehoe in Full Regalia

Dennis Kehoe receives The 2019 Oliver Fund Award

Graduate Student, Jonathan Clark, presents at the conference

2019 - Jonathan Clark, grad-student, presents at conferenceJonathan Clark presents at the Women and Healing, a Consortium on Women, Marriage, and the Household Conference

Emilia Oddo, Department of Classical Studies.

Emilia Oddo: Approach to Understanding Identity

Morgan Palmer making presentation

Morgan Palmer presents at the 2019 SCS Meeting

Rachel Love making presentation

Alumni Present at 2019 Joint AIA and SCS Meeting

Stone Sculpture of couple from the Roman period Palmyra

2018 AIA Lecture: Portrait habit in Roman period Palmyra (Syria)

Allison Emmerson, Department of Classical Studies Tulane University

Allison Emmerson: Award-winning archaeologist pens book on Roman tombs

Morphomata Kolleg, University of Cologne

Morgan Palmer presents paper at Intermediality Workshop

Greenland Ice

Dennis Kehoe: Rise and fall of Roman Empire exposed in Greenland ice samples

Leicester's Cathedral, School of Archaeology and Ancient History

Morgan Palmer presents at the Classical Association conference

Emilia Oddo making a presentation

Emilia Oddo and students present summer pottery research experience

Professor Emilia Oddo & Professor Mead Allison

Emilia Oddo in Uncommon Exchanges

Pamplet for Allison Emmerson: 2018–19 Rome Prize Winner

Allison Emmerson: 2018–19 Rome Prize Winner

Allison Emmerson, Department of Classical Studies Tulane University

Allison Emmerson: ACLS Fellowship Awarded

Morgan Palmer, Classical Studies at Tulane University School of Liberal Arts

Morgan Palmer presents at CAMWS 2018

Michael Brumbaugh at Pyramids

Michael Brumbaugh: Manufacturing Authority in Greek Egypt