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THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Curriculum Vitae for Faculty Members

Date: July 2016

1. SURNAME: De Angelis FIRST NAME: Franco

2. DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL: Classical, Near Eastern and Religious Studies

3. FACULTY: Arts

4. PRESENT RANK: Professor (tenured) SINCE: 2016

5. POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

D.Phil. in Ancient History, Oxford University, 1992-1997. Thesis: The Evolution of Two

Archaic Sicilian Poleis: Megara Hyblaia and Selinous. Thesis supervisor: Robin

Osborne. Committee members: Simon Hornblower and Sir John Boardman.

M.A. in Classical Archaeology and History, McGill University, 1989-1991.

B.A. Honours in Classical Languages and Literature, University of Ottawa/Université

d’Ottawa, 1985-1989.

Language Competencies

English (read, write, speak, understand)

French (read, write, speak, understand)

Italian (read, write, speak, understand)

German (read, write, speak, understand) “Mittelstufe” certificate obtained in August 2008

Spanish (read, understand)

Ancient Greek (read, write)

Latin (read, write)

Modern Greek (read; some basic speaking)

Awards Prior to Final Degree

(a) Government Awards

Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada Doctoral Fellowship, 1992-1996.

Overseas Research Scholarship (Government of Great Britain), 1992-1995.

Ontario Graduate Scholarship, 1989-1990 (relinquished to study in Québec).

(b) Institutional Awards

British School at Rome, Rome Scholarship, 1996-1997.

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Oxford University Overseas Bursary, 1992-1995.

Oxford University Meyerstein Committee Fieldwork Grant, 1994.

Oxford University Craven Committee Fieldwork Grants, 1993-1994.

Lincoln College in Oxford University Graduate Research Fund Grants, 1992-1995.

McGill University J.W. McConnell Memorial Graduate Fellowship, 1989-1991.

University of Ottawa Trevor Jones Memorial Award for Department’s Top Graduating Student,

1989.

University of Ottawa Dean's Honour List, 1988-89 and 1986-87.

University of Ottawa Merit Scholarship, 1986.

6. EMPLOYMENT RECORD

(a) At UBC

Rank Dates

Professor 2016-

Associate Professor 2005-2016

Assistant Professor 2003-2005

Onassis Foundation Visiting Professorship

in Classical Greek Archaeology at

McGill University (declined)

September 1-December 31, 2011

(b) Prior to coming to UBC

University or Organization Rank or Title Dates

University of Calgary, Dept. of Greek & Roman

Studies

Assistant Professor 2000-2003

University of Lethbridge, Dept. of History Assistant Professor 1997-2000

University of Alberta, Dept. of History & Classics Adjunct Professor 1997-2002

7. TEACHING

(a) Areas of special interest and accomplishments

History, Culture, Archaeology, and Language of the Ancient Greek World

(b) Courses Taught at UBC

Session Course and Term Enrolment Level

2015-16 CLST 231 (1):

Ancient Greece

60 Undergraduate

CLST 511A (1):

Hellenizing Pre-

Roman Italy

9 Graduate

CLST 355 (2): 12 Undergraduate

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The Athenians and

their Empire

CNRS 449:

Honours Essay

1 Undergraduate

2014-2015 CLST 231 (1):

Ancient Greece

35 Undergraduate

CLST 518A (1):

Ancient Greek State

in Comparative

Perspective: Theory

& Reconstruction

8 Graduate

CLST 356 (2):

Alexander the Great

& His Empire

28 Undergraduate

CNRS 449: Honours

Essay

1 Undergraduate

2013-2014 CLST 231 (1):

Ancient Greece

55 Undergraduate

GREK 200 (1):

Classical Greek

13 Undergraduate

CLST 511A (2):

Cultural Contact &

Interaction in Pre-

Roman Italy

7 Graduate

GREK 401A/GREK

501A (2): Herodotus

& Thucydides

6 Undergraduate/Graduate

CLST 449: Honours

Essay

1 Undergraduate

2012-2013 CLST 231 (1):

Ancient Greece

80 Undergraduate

CLST 355 (1):

The Athenians

and their Empire

30 Undergraduate

On Study Leave

Term 2

-- --

2011-2012 GREK 200 (1):

Classical Greek

13 Undergraduate

CLST 231 (1):

Ancient Greece

80 Undergraduate

CLST 401B (2):

Seminar in Classical

History: Dark Age

17 Undergraduate

4

and Archaic Greece

GREK 401E/GREK

501E (2): Herodotus

& Thucydides

4 Undergraduate/Graduate

CLST 518B (2):

Ancient Greek State:

Theory &

Reconstruction

5 Graduate

2010-2011 GREK 200 (1):

Classical Greek

10 Undergraduate

CLST 231 (1):

Ancient Greece

65 Undergraduate

CLST 519A (2):

Cultural Contact &

Interaction in Pre-

Roman Italy

15 Graduate

2009-2010 CLST 231 (1):

Ancient Greece

60 Undergraduate

GREK 200 (1):

Classical Greek

10 Undergraduate

CLST 518A/CNRS

503A (1): Ancient

Greek State: Theory

& Reconstruction

8 Graduate

CLST 360B (2):

Ancient Italy up to

the Roman Conquest

15 Undergraduate

GREK 401B/GREK

501B (2): Diodorus

Siculus & Plutarch

3 Undergraduate/Graduate

2008-2009 CLST 331 (1):

Ancient Greece

60 Undergraduate

CLST 351 (2): Dark

Age & Archaic

Greece

20 Undergraduate

GREK 200 (2):

Classical Greek

14 Undergraduate

CLST 511A/CNRS

505B (2): Ancient

Sicily

5 Graduate

GREK 401B/GREK

501B (2): Herodotus

& Thucydides

4 Undergraduate/Graduate

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2007-2008 On Study Leave -- --

2006-2007 CLST 331 (1):

Ancient Greece

60 Undergraduate

GREK 401B/GREK

501B (1): Herodotus

& Thucydides

5 Undergraduate/Graduate

CLST 511A/CNRS

505A (1): Ancient

Sicily

5 Graduate

CLST 351 (2): Dark

Age & Archaic

Greece

30 Undergraduate

GREK 545B (2):

Greek Epigraphy

4 Graduate

2005-2006 CLST 518A/CNRS

503A (2): Ancient

Greek State: Theory

& Reconstruction

7 Graduate

CLST 360B (2):

Ancient Italy up to

the Roman Conquest

20 Undergraduate

CLST 511A/CNRS

505A (1): Cultural

Contact &

Interaction in Pre-

Roman Italy

13 Graduate

CLST 331 (1):

Ancient Greece

63 Undergraduate

GREK 401B/GREK

501B (1): Diodorus

Siculus & Plutarch

4 Undergraduate/Graduate

2004-2005 CLST 511A/CNRS

505A (1): Ancient

Sicily

8 Graduate

CLST 351 (2): Dark

Age & Archaic

Greece

39 Undergraduate

GREK 401B/GREK

501B (2): Herodotus

& Thucydides

5 Undergraduate/Graduate

2003-2004 RELG 479/CLST

521: Summer

Course in Sicily

3 Undergraduate/Graduate

6

CLST 331 (1):

Ancient Greece

80 Undergraduate

CLST 505A (1):

Ancient Sicily

9 Graduate

CLST 356 (2):

Alexander the Great

& His Empire

30 Undergraduate

GREK 535 (2):

Reconstructing

Ancient Societies &

Economies

9 Graduate

Teaching in graduate proseminar CNRS 500 “Athens and Jerusalem” and “Approaches to the

Ancient City” from 2003-2008 (six three-hour sessions).

(c) Courses Taught at Calgary and Lethbridge

24 courses taught in Greek, Roman, and European history between 1997-1998 and 2002-2003.

More details available upon request.

(d) Graduate and Undergraduate Students Supervised or co-supervised (all UBC students; students

from previous posts not included)

Student Name Program Type Year Supervisory Role

Start Finish (supervisor, co-supervisor,

committee member)

Kevin Lee MA 2014 -- Supervisor

Maude Côté-Landry PhD 2014 -- Supervisor

Ryan Johnson PhD 2014 -- Supervisor

Kevin Solez PhD 2009 2014 Supervisor (now sessional instructor at

Grant MacEwan University)

Maude Côté-Landry MA 2013 2014 Supervisor

Chelsea Gardner PhD 2011 -- Co-supervisor 2011-2013

Roy Kok PhD 2011 2013 Supervisor (withdrew from program)

Carolyn Laferrière MA 2007 2009 Supervisor (now studying for PhD at Yale

University)

Megan Daniels MA 2007 2009 Supervisor (now studying for PhD at

Stanford University)

Joel Bourne PhD 2008 2011 Committee Member (withdrew from

program)

Edwin De Vries PhD 2006 2009 Supervisor (withdrew from program)

Emily Varto PhD 2004 2009 Supervisor (now on faculty at Dalhousie

University)

Christine Lane PhD 2003 2009 Supervisor (occasional sessional lecturer

at UBC; raising family)

Karen Aberle PhD 2003 2012 Supervisor 2003-2007 and then Committee

Member 2007-2012 (now Director of the

Wetaskiwin & District Heritage Museum)

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James Caprio PhD 1997 2004 Committee member

Graduate Supervision Committees

Student Name Program Type Completed

(Y/N)

Comments

Joel Bourne PhD N Withdrew from program

Karen Aberle PhD Y Supervisor and then

committee member after

September 2007

James Caprio PhD Y Now Chair of History

Department, Sage Ridge

School, Reno, NV

Undergraduate Supervisions

Name Program Type Completed

(Y/N)

Comments

Jayden Lloyd undergrad honours Y --

Gord Tycho undergrad honours N --

Duncan MacLeod undergrad honours Y Continued with Masters

studies at Oxford University

Joanna Palermo undergrad honours Y Continued with MA at UBC

and completed DPhil at

Oxford University (currently

working in administration)

(e) Visiting Students and Faculty

Name Status Institutional

Affiliation

Comments

Megan Daniels PhD student Stanford University,

USA

January-December

2015

Wang Xiuqin Associate Professor Shandong Normal

University, China

January-June 2015

Irad Malkin Professor Tel Aviv University,

Israel

August 2011

Gocha

Tsetskhaldze

Associate Professor Melbourne University,

Australia

January 2006

(f) Student Employees and Volunteers Supervised

Name Type Institution Role(s) Dates Andrei Mihailiuk RA assistant UBC Translating & editorial

assistant August 2013-

Heather Purves RA assistant UBC editorial assistant &

proofreader December

2013-January

2014

Kevin Solez RA assistant UBC editorial assistant,

proofreader, indexer May 2011-

November

2012

Odessa Cadieux-

Rey

RA assistant UBC Editorial assistant &

proofreader Sept. 2009-

August 2011

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Megan Daniels RA assistant UBC Editorial assistant &

proofreader May 2009-

August 2010

12 students Conference volunteers UBC Registration desk,

technical support,

security, etc.

January-March

2007

K. Aberle, J.

Armstrong, C.

Lane & E. Varto

Conference organizing

committee “Regionalism

and Globalism in Antiquity”

UBC Webmaster, translator,

registration, program

development

May 2005-

August 2007

10 students Excavation volunteers in

Sicily

UBC Excavation, trench

supervision, lab work,

etc.

January-

August 2004

4 students Excavation volunteers in

Sicily

U of C Excavation, trench

supervision, lab work,

etc.

January-

August 2002

23 students TAs UBC,U of

C,U of L

Administration, marking,

teaching, etc.

Sept. 1997-

(g) Continuing Education Activities

“Sicily” in “UBC Digs” Lecture Series, organized by the Department of Continuing Education,

UBC, 17 June 2005.

“Monte Polizzo: the Other Sicily” in “UBC Digs the Mediterranean” Lecture Series, organized

by the Department of Continuing Education, UBC, 27 November 2003.

“The Land of Demeter and Persephone: Some Aspects of Agriculture in Greek Sicily” in “Sicily:

an Archaeological Perspective” Conference, organized by Department of Continuing Education,

Oxford University, 24-26 March 2000.

“A Retreat from Empire: Anachronisms in Dunbabin's The Western Greeks” in “Greek

Colonisation in the Western Mediterranean” Conference, organized by Department of Continuing

Education, Oxford University, 9-11 February 1996.

8. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

(a) Areas of special interest and accomplishments

Ancient Greek world history (Early Iron Age to Hellenistic period): writing more complex

historical accounts of the ancient Greeks, especially the relations between homeland and

overseas regions, the variety of Greek civilization, and intercultural contact between Greeks

and non-Greeks.

Migrations and diasporas; environment, urbanism, development of societies, colonization,

economics, regional identities (especially Sicily and pre-Roman Italy).

Multi- and interdisciplinary approaches, especially relationship between texts and material

culture; cross-cultural, comparative, and theoretical approaches.

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Historical contextualizations of ancient literature.

Ancient and modern historiographies regarding these areas of special interest.

(b) Research Grants: all obtained competitively; all single investigator (except one*)

Granting

Agency

Type of Award Award

Amount

Year(s) Subject

UBC Departmental

Research Support

$1,000 2015 For editorial and

illustrative work for

two book projects

SSHRC

(Institutional

Award)

HSS International

Conference Travel

Grant, UBC

$2,000 2014-2015 American Philological

Association, 146th

Annual Meeting, New

Orleans

UBC Departmental

Research Support

$1,100 2013 Subsidy for

illustrations for book

Alexander

von

Humboldt

Stiftung

Research Fellowship 9,450

Euros

(about

$12,000)

2013 Re-examination of the

Greek Miracle in the

Making of Ancient

Italy

Hampton

Research

Fund, UBC

HSS Large Grant $6,180 2013-2012 Archaeological

Reports for Sicily

UBC Departmental

Fieldwork Fund

$3,000 2012-2011 Archaeological

Reports for Sicily

SSHRC

(Institutional

Award)

HSS International

Conference Travel

Grant, UBC

$1,500 2009 17th

International

Classical Archaeology

Conference, Rome

Alexander

von

Humboldt

Stiftung

Research Fellowship 28,800

Euros

(about

$46,080)

2008-2007 Greeks in Sicily and

on the Edge

SSHRC Aid to Research

Workshops &

Conferences in

Canada

$20,000 2009-2007 Regionalism and

Globalism in

Antiquity

UBC units &

private donors

(14 in total)

Fundraising for

Conference

$14,000

2009-2007 Regionalism and

Globalism in

Antiquity

Hampton

Research

Fund, UBC

HSS Large Grant $6,000 2007-2006 Archaeological

Reports for Sicily

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Peter Wall

Institute for

Advanced

Study, UBC

Early Career Scholar

Program

$5,500 2005-2004 Interdisciplinary

Research Approaches

HSS, UBC Small Bridging

Grant

$2,000 2004-2003 Archaeological

Reports for Sicily

SSHRC Standard Research

Grant

$56,520

(incl.

Research

Time

Stipend)

2004-2001 Sicilian Greek Society

& Economy

U. Calgary Colloquium

Research Grant*

$1,450 2002 Mediterranean

Agriculture & Food

U. Calgary Career Development $3,120 2002-2000 Travel Awards

Alberta Gov.

& U. Calgary

Research Excellence

Envelope

$12,000 2001-2000 New Faculty Start-up

Grant

SSHRC

(Institutional

Award)

Internal Standard

Research Grant, U.

Lethbridge

$4,500 2000-1999 Greek Sicily

U. Lethbridge Research Fund Grant $4,500 1999-1998 Archaeological

Reports for Sicily

U. Lethbridge Research

Presentation Travel

Fund

$1,800 1999-1997 Sicilian Agriculture

and Demography

Alberta Gov.

& U.

Lethbridge

Research Excellence

Envelope

$4,000 1998-1997 New Faculty Start-up

Grant

British School

at Rome

Rome Research

Scholarship

£16,000

(about

$35,200)

1997-1996

Sicilian Agriculture

and Demography

N.B. The following award was relinquished in favour of a permanent job at Lethbridge.

U. Alberta Killam Postdoctoral

Fellowship

$64,000 1999-1997

Greek Sicily

(c) Conference and Invited Presentations

Main selection since becoming university faculty member given below. Invited presentations are

indicated by (I). Competitively obtained presentations are indicated by (C).

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“Les Conclusions,” at the “Une autre façon d’etre Grec : interactions et productions des Grecs en

milieu colonial” Conference, Amiens and Paris, France, November 18-19, 2016. Organized by

the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and the Université de Picardie Jules Verne. (I)

“Greek Sicily: A World Apart?,” at the British Museum Sicily Conference, to accompany the

summer exhibition on ancient and medieval Sicily at the British Museum, London, UK, June 24-

25, 2016. (I)

“Localism and Diaspora in the Megarian World: A Sicilian Perspective,” at the International

Workshop on Megara, Department of History and Classical Studies, McGill University,

Montreal, Canada, May 5-6, 2016. (I)

“The Parting of the Ways: Tracing the Origins of the Schism between Texts and Material

Culture,” at “UBC Archaeology Day Symposium—The Stuff of Life: Materiality in Culture and

Archaeology,” UBC, Vancouver, Canada, March 19, 2016. (I)

“Wine in Pre-Roman Italy: Towards a More Complex Cultural History,” at the Inaugural

Meeting of the Raven Research Group for the Comparative Study of Feasting, Cuisine, and

Aromatics in Ancient Greece, Traditional China, and Aboriginal North America, at Department

of Humanities, MacEwan University, Edmonton, Canada, January 16, 2016.

RAVENresearchgroup.wordpress.com (I)

“Modernization, Hellenization, and Not Throwing the Baby out with the Bathwater,” at the

“Colonization, Conquest, Empire, and Exchange: Modeling Processes of Cultural Change in the

Ancient World” Roundtable Discussion, Department of Classical, Near Eastern, and Religious

Studies, UBC, Vancouver, Canada, October 23, 2015. (I)

“The Parting of the Ways: Tracing the Origins of the Schism between Texts and Material

Culture,” at the symposium “Past Matters: Teaching History through Material Culture,”

University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, March 6, 2015. (I)

“Anthropology and the Creation of the Classical Other,” as part of the panel “The Classics and

Early Anthropology,” organized by the Committee on Classical Tradition and Reception, at the

146th

Annual Meeting of the American Philological Association (now Society for Classical

Studies), New Orleans, USA, January 8-11, 2015. (C)

“Settling the West: Comparing Ancient Greek and New World Frontiers,” at lecture series of

Pharos: The Canadian-Hellenic Cultural Society, Vancouver, Canada, October 27, 2014. (I)

“Settling the West: Comparing Ancient Greek and New World Frontiers,” at departmental

seminar, UBC, Vancouver, Canada, September 4, 2014. (I)

“Hellenizing Pre-Roman Italy: Facts and Fictions,” at research seminar of Institut für Klassische

Archäologie, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich, Germany, July 15, 2013. (I)

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Six Presentations (four different titles*) at New York and Northwestern Universities, USA, as

Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation, Senior Visiting Scholar, University Seminars

Program, February 11-24, 2013. (I).

*Titles: “Tons of Temples at Selinous: A Sacred-Profane Case Study from Ancient Greek

Sicily”; “ʻSoil, Seeds, and Stomachs’: The History and Civilization of Ancient Greek Sicily”;

“From Backwardness to Leapfrogging? Rethinking ‘The Greek Miracle’ in the Cultural

Development of Pre-Roman Italy”; “Settling the West: Comparing Frontier Development

between the New World and Ancient Greece.”

“Teaching Interdisciplinary Topics,” at Teaching Assistant Workshop, Department of Classical,

Near Eastern, and Religious Studies, University of British Columbia, Canada, October 25, 2012.

(I).

“E pluribus unum: The Multiplicity of Models,” at the Conference “Contextualising ‘Early

Colonisation’: Archaeology, Sources, Chronology and Interpretative Models between Italy and

the Mediterranean. In Memory of David Ridgway (1938-2012),” at Academia Belgica,

Koninklijk Nederlands Instituut, British School at Rome, Italy, June 21-23, 2012. (I)

“From Backwardness to Leapfrogging? Re-examining the Cultural Development of Pre-Roman

Italy,” at “Cultural Encounters and Transfers (CEnT)” Research Platform, Leopold-Franzens-

Universität, Innsbruck, Austria, June 22, 2011. (I)

“Developing the Polis Frontier Style: The Case of Archaic Greek Sicily,” at the Classical

Association of Canada annual meeting, Halifax, Canada, May 10-12, 2011. (C).

“The Making of Classical Italy: Were Native Italians Spectators or Actors?,” at University of

British Columbia-University of Victoria Inter-departmental Classical Seminar, University of

Victoria, Canada, February, 5 2011. (I)

“Art and Power in Archaic Greek Sicily: Investigating the Economic Substratum,” at the

Symposium “Arte – Potere: forme artistiche, istituzioni, paradigmi interpretative,” Scuola

Normale Superiore, Pisa, Italy, November 25-27, 2010. (I)

“Theorizing the Archaic Economies of Greek Sicily,” at the Conference “Griechen in Übersee

und der historische Raum,” Archäologisches Institut, Universität Göttingen, Germany, October

13-17, 2010. (I)

“The Making of Classical Italy: Were Native Italians Spectators or Actors?,” at The

Archaeological Institute of America, Edmonton Chapter, Canada, March 4, 2010. (I)

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“Tons of Temples at Selinous: A Sacred-Profane Case Study from Ancient Greek Sicily,” at

Humanities Speaker Series, Grant MacEwan University, Edmonton, Canada, January 29, 2010.

(I)

“The Making of Classical Italy: Were Native Italians Spectators or Actors?,” at the Parlitalia

Lecture Series, Italian Cultural Institute, Vancouver, Canada, September 24, 2009. (I)

“Between Conquest and the Middle Ground: Rethinking the Earliest Settlement Developments,”

at the Symposium, “Raumplanung. Siedlungsstrategien in Süditalien und Sizilien vom 8. bis 3.

Jh. v.Chr.”, German Archaeological Institute, Rome, Italy, April 16, 2009. (I)

“Reassessing the Earliest Social and Economic Developments in Greek Sicily,” at research

seminar of the Department of Classics, University of California Berkeley, USA, February 17,

2009. (I)

“Sociétés et climats en Grande Grèce dès l’Âge du fer à la fin de la République,” at Table Ronde:

Changements climatiques dans une perspective historique et systémique des interactions sociéte-

environnement naturel dans l’empire romain, Université Laval, Quebec City, Canada, November

19, 2008. (I)

“Greek Colonization in the 21st Century: Some Suggested Directions,” at the 17

th International

Congress of Classical Archaeology, “Meetings between Cultures in the Ancient Mediterranean,”

Rome, Italy, September 23, 2008. (C)

“From the Edge to the Centre: Suggested Directions for the Study of Greek ‘Colonization’,” at

research seminar of Seminar für Alte Geschichte/Institut für Klassiche Archäologie/Institut für

Klassiche Philologie, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Münster, Germany, July 9, 2008. (I)

“Rethinking Land and Labour in Early Greek Sicily,” at research seminar of Institut für

Archäologische Wissenschaften, Ruhr-Universität, Bochum, Germany, June 26, 2008. (I)

“Sicilian Settlement, Demography, and Land Use,” at Mare Nostrum Research Group, University

of Leiden, Netherlands, June 18, 2008. (I)

“From the Edge to the Centre: Suggested Directions for the Study of Greek ‘Colonization’,” at

Archaeological Forum, Department of Archaeology, University of Leiden, Netherlands, June 17,

2008. (I)

“From the Edge to the Centre: Suggested Directions for the Study of Greek ‘Colonization’,” at

research seminar Zentrum für Altertumswissenschaften, Seminar für Alte Geschichte und

Epigraphik, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität, Heidelberg, Germany, June 11, 2008. (I)

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“The Language of Conquest and the Dialect of Complexity: Rethinking Land and Labour in

Early Greek Sicily,” at Craven Seminar, University of Cambridge, UK, June 1-2, 2008. (I)

“Greek Colonies and Greek History: Reconfiguring A Relationship,” at research seminar of

Lehrstuhl für Alte Geschichte/Institut für Klassiche Archäologie/Institut für Klassiche Philologie,

Universität Augsburg, Germany, May 6, 2008. (I)

“Archaeology and Greek Cultural History,” at research seminar of Institut für Alte Geschichte

und Altorientalistik, Leopold-Franzens-Universität, Innsbruck, Austria, April 9, 2008. (I)

“From the Edge to the Centre: Suggested Directions for the Study of Greek ‘Colonization’,” at

research seminar of Historisches Seminar, Abteilung für Alte Geschichte, Ludwig-Maximilians-

Universität, Munich, Germany, November 6, 2007. (I)

“How did Early Greek Settlers in Southern Italy and Sicily obtain their Land and Labour? A

Closer Look,” at “Decolonizing Archaeology: Archaeology and the Post-Colonial Critique. 39th

Annual Chacmool Conference,” University of Calgary, Canada, November 11-14, 2006. (C)

“Going Against the Grain in Sicilian Greek Economics,” at research seminar of the Department

of Greek and Roman Studies, University of Victoria, Canada, Departmental Seminar, March 17,

2006. (I)

“Soil, Seeds, and Stomachs: The History and Civilization of Ancient Greek Sicily,” Town and

Gown Lecture Series, Classical Association of Vancouver Island, Canada, March 16, 2006. (I)

“Living on the Edge: Ancient Greeks beyond Greece,” Vancouver Club, Lecture Series in

Honour of Dennis Molnar, Departmental Benefactor, Canada, March 3, 2006. (I)

“The Factors of Production and the Greeks Overseas: The Case of Sicily,” at Association of

Ancient Historians Annual Meeting, Columbia, MO, USA, May 5-8, 2005. (C)

“At the Mediterranean’s Crossroads: Ancient Greeks in Sicily” in Celebrate Research Week

Lecture Series, organized by the President’s Office, UBC Robson Square, Vancouver, Canada,

March 8, 2005. (I)

“One Size Fits All: 8th

-century Houses in Greek Sicily”, at Classical Association of the Canadian

West/Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest joint meeting, Victoria, Canada, February

18-19, 2005. (C).

“History of Sicilian Scholarship (ca. 1850-1950): The Ebb and Flow of Perspectives”, in session

“Morgantina at Fifty”, at 106th

Archaeological Institute of America Annual Meeting, Boston,

USA, January 6-9, 2005. (I) & (C)

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“Going against the Grain in Sicilian Economics”, at the Classical Association of the Canadian

West Annual Meeting, Winnipeg, Canada, March 19-20, 2004. (C)

“’Soil, Seeds, and Stomachs’: The History and Civilization of Ancient Greek Sicily,” Inaugural

Lecture of Parlitalia Series, Italian Cultural Institute Vancouver, Canada, February 11, 2004. (I)

“Excavating an Ancient Writer: Euhemerus in Time and Space”, at The Classical Association of

the Canadian West/Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest joint meeting, Calgary,

Canada, March 21-22, 2003. (C)

“Fields of Architecture: Generating Wealth at Selinous (550-460 BC)”, at “One Island, Many

Languages: Art and Architecture of Sicily: Archaic to Hellenistic” Conference, Columbia

University, USA, February 22-23, 2003. (I)

“Sicilian Greek Agriculture and Food: Economic, Political, and Cultural Aspects”, at The

Archaeological Institute of America, Vancouver Chapter, Canada, September 30, 2002. (I)

“Culture Change in Greek Sicily: The Native Factor”, at The Classical Association of Canada

Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada, May 11-13, 2002. (C)

“Sicilian Greek Agriculture and Food: Economic, Political, and Cultural Aspects”, at

“Agriculture and Food from Bronze Age Egypt to Medieval Europe” Colloquium, Calgary,

Canada, April 13, 2002.

“From the Ground Up: The Development of Society at Megara Hyblaia”, at Department of

Classics and Archaeology seminar, Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada, November 29, 2001. (I)

“Storage Space in an Early Greek Overseas Settlement: Megara Hyblaia on Sicily”, at

“Chacmool 2001--An Odyssey of Space” Archaeology Conference, University of Calgary,

Canada, November 14-18, 2001. (C)

“Sicily: How, Why, Whither?” at “Stanford Workshop on Empires and Ideology in Ancient

Italy”, Stanford University, USA, October 25, 2001. (I)

“Complementary Causes in Early Greek Overseas Settlement”, at The Classical Association of

the Canadian West Annual Meeting, Edmonton, Canada, March 2-3, 2001. (C)

“Adoptions and Adaptations: The Native Impact on the Culture of Greek Sicily” at

“Acculturation in the Ancient Mediterranean World” Conference, Calgary, Canada, April 8,

2000. (I)

“The Land of Demeter and Persephone: Some Aspects of Agriculture in Greek Sicily”, at The

Archaeological Institute of America, Edmonton Chapter, Canada, April 6, 2000. (I)

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“Greek Sicily: Settlement and Society”, at the research seminar of the Department of History &

Classics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, April 6, 2000. (I)

“Classical Archaeology as Social History: The Case of Archaic Megara Hyblaia”, at the research

seminar of the Department of Art History, McGill University, Montreal, Canada, November 9,

1999. (I)

“The Agricultural Capacity of Archaic Syracuse”, at “The Aegean and the Western

Mediterranean” Conference, Vienna, Austria, March 24-27, 1999. (C)

“Megara Hyblaia: Tracing the Social Development of an Ancient Greek City in Sicily”, at The

Calgary Society for Mediterranean Studies, Calgary, Canada, March 19, 1999. (I)

“Ancient Past, Imperial Present: The British Empire in T.J. Dunbabin’s The Western Greeks”, at

departmental seminar, The Department of Greek, Latin and Ancient History, University of

Calgary, Canada, March 19, 1999. (I)

“Subsistence and Surplus: The Agricultural Base of Selinous”, at “Sicily from Aeneas to Cicero:

New Approaches in Archaeology and History” Conference, St. Andrews, Scotland, UK, June 5-

7, 1998. (I)

(b) Conference Participation (Organizer, Keynote Speaker, etc.)

Keynote Speaker, “Selinunte (Sicilia): Produzioni ed economia di una colonia greca di frontiera”

Conference, organized by the Club UNESCO Castelvetrano Selinunte, Sicly, Italy, April 15-16,

2016. Title of Keynote Address: “Economia di Selinunte e della Sicilia Occidente. Periodo

arcaico-classico.” (My expert testimony is being called upon as part of the pitch to have ancient

Greek Selinous recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.) (I)

Keynote Speaker, “The Past is Not Yet Written: Innovative Approaches and New Ideas in

Historical Research,” at Graduate Student Conference, Department of History and Classics,

University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, March 5-6, 2010. Title of Keynote Address: “Quality

and Quantity in Historical Research: Measure the Difference.” (I)

Panel Organizer and Chair, “Greek Colonization: Approaches, Cultural Relationships, and

Exchange,” at the 17th

International Congress of Classical Archaeology, “Meetings between

Cultures in the Ancient Mediterranean,” Rome, Italy, September 23, 2008. (I)

Conference Organizer, “Regionalism and Globalism in Antiquity,” Classical Association of the

Canadian West/Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest joint meeting, UBC Robson

Square, Vancouver, Canada, March 17-18, 2007.

Workshop Organizer and Chair, “Frontier History: Cross-cultural and Interdisciplinary

Perspectives”, Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies, University of British Columbia,

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Vancouver, Canada, March 12, 2005.

Creator of and consultant for Parlitalia Lecture Series, in association with the Italian Cultural

Institute Vancouver, Canada, 2003-2014.

Panel Organizer and Chair, “Greek South Italy and Sicily” in The Classical Association of the

Canadian West/Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest joint meeting, Calgary, Canada,

March 21-22, 2003.

Colloquium Organizer and Co-chair, “Agriculture and Food from Bronze Age Egypt to Medieval

Europe”, Calgary, Canada, April 13, 2002.

Post-AGM Speaker, “From the Ground Up: The Development of Greek Society at Megara

Hyblaia”, Canadian Academic/Archaeological Institute in Athens, Toronto, Canada, December

1, 2001.

Panel Organizer and Chair, “Space in Classical Antiquity” in “Chacmool 2001--An Odyssey of

Space” Archaeology Conference, Calgary, Canada, November 14-18, 2001.

Panel Chair for departmental graduate student conferences (2005-2007; 2010; 2014), the

Classical Association of Canada Annual Meeting (2009), and The Association of Ancient

Historians Annual Meeting (2009).

9. SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY

(a) Memberships on committees

Departmental Service

University of B.C.

Chair, departmental Curriculum Committee, July 2016-.

Election to Headship Search Committee, Department of Classical, Near Eastern, and Religious

Studies, January 2016-April 2016.

Director of Graduate Studies, July 2014-June 2016.

Chair, Graduate Committee, July 2014-June 2016.

Member of the Joint Advisory Committee with Department of Philosophy for P&T case of

Michael Griffin, 2013-2014 and 2015-2016.

Member of the Roman Art and Archaeology Assistant Professor Search Committee, 2014-2015.

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Chair, M.A. thesis defences of Natalie MacDougall (August 2015) and Christian Brady (August

2014).

Member of the Committee to explore the establishment of PhD in Near Eastern Studies (2014-).

Panelist, departmental Alumni Event, March 18, 2014.

Graduate Practices Committee, 2013-2014.

Director of Undergraduate Studies, medical leave replacement, November 2013.

Graduate Advisor, M.A. in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology, July 2013-June 2014, July

2003-August 2006 (and Member of the Graduate Committee by extension).

Peer Review of Teaching Departmental Representative, December 2011- (three external reviews

conducted for outside departments; see under “University Service” below).

Member of the Greek Language and Literature Assistant Professor Search Committee, 2011-

2012.

Mentor for three pre-tenure colleagues (Michael Griffin 2010-2012; Gregg Gardner 2012-2016;

Matthew McCarty 2016-).

Chair, Departmental (Undergraduate and graduate) Awards Committee, July 2011-June 2013,

and member of same committee, July 2015-.

Member (Chair from July 2013-June 2014) of the Archaeology Examining Committee, August

2006-.

Member of the Classical Languages Committee, September 2008-.

Chair, Departmental Speakers’ Committee, August 2009-June 2011, July 2012-December 2012.

Member of the Near Eastern/Egyptology Assistant/Associate Professor Search Committee,

October 2008-April 2009.

Member of the Latinist Assistant Professor Search Committee, September-December 2006.

Election to Headship Search Committee, 2005.

Departmental Merit Committee, peer elected 2004-2005, 2013-2014, 2015-16.

Mentor (twice) and second reader (twice) for four M.A. graduating papers in Greek history and

archaeology for three different departmental programs (Roy Kok, April 2005; Michael Leese,

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April 2006; Joanna Palermo, April 2009; Jack Shee, April 2010).

Universities of Calgary and Lethbridge

University of Calgary, Department of Greek and Roman Studies, Programme Committee for the

Joint Classical Association of the Canadian West (CACW)/Classical Association of the Pacific

Northwest (CAPN) Conference “Texts and Material Culture: Possibilities and Problems”, March

2002-March 2003.

University of Calgary, Department of Greek, Latin, and Ancient History, Lunchtime Talks Co-

ordinator, 2000-2001.

University of Lethbridge, Department of History, Faculty/Student Liaison, 1997-2000.

University of Lethbridge, Department of History, Library Representative, 1997-99.

University of Lethbridge, Department of History, Salary, Tenure, and Promotion Committee

member, 2000.

University of Lethbridge, Department of History, M.A. thesis examiner for Robert Gray “More

than a Story: An Exploration of Political Autobiography as Persuasive Discourse,” August 1998.

University of Lethbridge, University Student Disciplinary Committee, 1998-99.

University of Lethbridge, Department of History, Chair Selection Committee, 1997.

University Service

University of British Columbia

Peer Review of Teaching Departmental Representative, December 2011- (reviews conducted for

Departments/Programs of Philosophy [2012], Anthropology [2013], and Creative Writing

[2016]).

University of British Columbia, Faculty of Graduate Studies, Adjudicator on Humanities Awards

Committee, October 2009-January 2011.

Chair, Final Doctoral Oral Examination of David Andrew Meola, Department of History,

September 21, 2012.

Chair, Final Doctoral Oral Examination of Noelle Heather Phillips, Department of English,

March 23, 2011.

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Universities of Calgary and Lethbridge

University of Calgary, Nickle Arts Museum, Member on the Board of Directors, September

2000-June 2003.

University of Calgary, Faculty of Humanities, Chair, Task Force on Workloads, Fall term 2002.

University of Calgary, Department of Archaeology, Search Committee, Spring term 2002.

University of Calgary, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty Development Committee, Spring and Fall

terms 2002, Spring 2001.

University of Calgary, Nickle Arts Museum, Search Committee, Autumn 2000.

University of Lethbridge, Faculty Association, Study Leave Relocation Committee, 1999-2000.

University of Lethbridge, Department of Geography, Chair Selection Committee, 1999.

(b) Other service

Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences, member of the Awards to Scholarly

Publications Program (ASPP), August 2015-.

Member of the Advisory Board, “Cultural Encounters and Transfers (CEnT)” Research Platform

(http://www.uibk.ac.at/cent/index.html.en), Leopold-Franzens-Universität, Innsbruck, Austria,

July 2011-.

President, Classical Association of the Canadian West, 2006-2007.

President, Classical Association of the Pacific Northwest, 2006-2007.

UBC Representative on the Board of Directors of the Canadian Institute in Greece, September

2003-.

University of Calgary Representative on the Board of Directors of the Canadian

Academic/Archaeological Institute in Athens, April 2001-June 2003.

10. SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

(a) Memberships on scholarly societies

The Association of Ancient Historians (1989-).

The American Philological Association/Archaeological Institute of America (1987-1992, 1997-).

The Canadian Institute in Greece (and its former parent organization The Canadian

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Mediterranean Institute, 1987-).

The Classical Association of Canada (1992-).

The Classical Association of the Canadian West (1997-).

The Hellenic Society, London (1992-1997).

(b) Editorships

Ancient West and East Editorial Board, December 2001- (http://www.peeters-

leuven.be/Journoverz.asp?nr=81&page=1&number_of_volumes="0").

Journal of Greek Archaeology Editorial Advisory Board, July 2015-

(http://www.archaeopress.com/ArchaeopressShop/Public/defaultAll.asp?Series=Journal+of+Gre

ek+Archaeology).

(c) Reviewer (journal, agency, etc.)

Seven book manuscripts for: Oxford University Press (2002 and 2014), Routledge (2014),

Cambridge University Press (2002 and 2009), Blackwell Publishing (2005), and Casa Editrice

LED – Edizioni Universitarie di Lettere Economia Diritto (Milan) (2010).

Seven article manuscripts for: The Ancient History Bulletin (2003), Ancient West and East (2003

and 2008), Antiquity (2015), Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome (2010), Mediterranean

Historical Review (2011), Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts, Römische

Abteilung (2011).

Assessor for SSHRC of Canada Standard Research Grants Competitions (2003-2004; 2007-

2008; 2013-2014), The Israel Science Foundation (2008), and The Flanders Research Foundation

(FWO) (2013); The Austrian Science Fund (FWF) (2016).

Assessor for three tenure and promotion cases for universities in the USA (2007; 2009; 2014).

Assessor of the first three years of activities of the “Cultural Encounters and Transfers (CEnT)”

Research Platform, Leopold-Franzens-Universität, Innsbruck, Austria, September-October 2012.

(d) External examiner

Tanya Henderson, Ph.D. thesis, “The Development of Public Baths in Campania,” Department of

History and Classics, University of Alberta, September 15, 2010.

(e) Consultant

Italian Language Consultant for Scene 129 of ABC TV series “Fallen” (October-December

2006).

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Ancient Greek Consultant and Translator for TV series “Millennium” (filmed in Vancouver;

episode in question aired on September 26, 1997).

(f) Other service to the community

Co-director of the Community Outreach Organization Calgary Society for Mediterranean

Studies, July 2000-June 2003.

One-hour interview on my Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation, Senior Visiting

Scholar, University Seminars Program, for Hellenic Public Radio-COSMOS FM (the only daily,

bilingual non-commercial Greek radio program in the New York Metropolitan Area, reaching

over 200,000 Hellenic and non-Hellenic listeners each week), March 6, 2013.

11. AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS

(a) Awards for Scholarship

Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung Research Fellowship, held at Ludwig-Maximilians-

Universität, Munich, Germany, May 1-July 31, 2013. Host: Professor Rolf Michael Schneider,

Institut für Klassische Archäologie.

Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung Research Fellowship, held at Ludwig-Maximilians-

Universität, Munich, Germany, September 2007-August 2008. Host: Professor Martin

Zimmermann, Historisches Seminar, Abteilung für Alte Geschichte.

Distinguished University Scholar Chairholder, University of British Columbia, 2004-.

Early Career Scholar, Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Study, University of British Columbia,

2004-2005 (and Faculty Associate 2005-).

Election to a Visiting Fellowship at Clare Hall in the University of Cambridge (to be taken up a

future date).

Oxford University, Ancient History Prize Commendation, July 1994.

(Publication Record follows below.)

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THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Publications Record

SURNAME: De Angelis FIRST NAME: Franco Date: July 2016

1. BOOKS

(a) Authored

1) Archaic and Classical Greek Sicily: A Social and Economic History (=Greeks

Overseas series; New York: Oxford University Press, 2016), pp. xxii, 442, 44 figures, 9 tables,

13 maps.

2) Megara Hyblaia and Selinous: The Development of Two Greek City-States in

Archaic Sicily (Oxford: Oxbow Press for Oxford University School of Archaeology, 2003),

pp. xxiii, 264, 51 figures, 34 plates.

Reviews: F. Lefèvre, Revue des Études Grecques 117 (2004), pp. 785-786; D.G. Smith, Bryn Mawr

Classical Review 2005.01.28; B.A. Ault, Antiquity 80 (2006), pp. 214-218; R.R. Holloway, American

Journal of Archaeology 110 (2006), pp. 326-327; H. Tréziny, Gnomon 78 (2006), pp. 712-716; A. Robu,

L’Antiquité Classique 75 (2006), pp. 205-212; R.J. Evans, Mnemosyne 59 (2006), pp. 614-617; A.J.

Domínguez, Ancient West & East 8 (2009), pp. 344-347.

Textbooklet:

3) The Greek and Roman Pottery and Glass Techniques (Montréal: McGill

University, 1992), pp. ix, 92, 41 figures.

(b) Edited

1) Regionalism and Globalism in Antiquity: Exploring Their Limits (Leuven:

Peeters Publishing, 2013), pp. xvi, 362, 48 figures, 4 tables.

2) The Archaeology of Greek Colonisation. Essays Dedicated to Professor Sir

John Boardman (with G.R. Tsetskhladze) (Oxford: Oxbow Press for Oxford University

Committee for Archaeology, 1994), pp. x, 149, 34 figures. Revised paperback edition, 2004.

Reviews: W. Schuller, Klio 81 (1999), pp. 500-501; A.J. Graham, Journal of Hellenic Studies 117

(1997), p. 250; G.L. Hoffman, American Journal of Archaeology 101 (1997), pp. 601-602; N. Purcell,

Antiquity 71 (1997), pp. 500-502; P. Lévêque, Dialogues d'Histoire Ancienne 22 (1996), pp. 308-309;

J.G. de Boer, Talanta 26-27 (1994-95), pp. 225-226; N. Spivey, The Times Higher Educational

Supplement (9 Dec. 1994), p. 21.

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2. ARCHAEOLOGICAL MONOGRAPH REPORTS

The Archaeological Reports review scholarly developments in the archaeology and history of the ancient

Greeks and are published by The Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies (London) and The British

School at Athens.

1) Archaeology in Sicily, 2006-2010. (Journal of Hellenic Studies Archaeological Reports

for 2011-2012, no. 58; Cambridge, 2012), pp. 123-195, 47 figures.

2) Archaeology in Sicily, 2001-2005. (Journal of Hellenic Studies Archaeological Reports

for 2006-2007, no. 53; London, 2007), pp. 123-190, 37 figures.

3) Archaeology in Sicily, 1996-2000. (Journal of Hellenic Studies Archaeological Reports

for 2000-2001, no. 47; London, 2001), pp. 145-201, 56 figures.

3. REFEREED CHAPTERS & ENTRIES IN BOOKS

1) “E pluribus unum: The Multiplicity of Models,” in L. Donnellan, V. Nizzo, G.-J.

Burgers (eds.), Conceptualising Early Colonisation (=Contextualising Early Colonisation, vol. 2;

Turnhout: Brepols, 2016), pp. 97-104.

2) “Approaches to the Movement of Ancient Phenomena through Time and

Space,” in F. De Angelis (ed.), Regionalism and Globalism in Antiquity: Exploring Their

Limits (Leuven: Peeters Publishing, 2013), pp. 1-20.

3) “Art and Power in Archaic Greek Sicily: Investigating the Economic

Substratum,” in M. Castiglione and A. Poggio (eds.), Arte – Potere: forme artistiche,

istituzioni, paradigmi interpretativi. Atti del Convegno di studio tenuto a Pisa Scuola Normale

Superiore, 25-27 Novembre 2010 (Milan: Casa Editrice LED – Edizioni Universitarie di Lettere

Economia Diritto, 2012), pp. 173-184.

4) “Teorizzando l’economie arcaiche della Sicilia greca,” in J. Bergemann (ed.),

Griechen in Übersee und der historische Raum (Göttinger Studien zur Mediterranen Archäologie

vol. 3; Rahden: Verlag Marie Leidorf, 2012), pp. 27-28.

5) “Colonies and Colonization, Greek,” in M. Gagarin (editor-in-chief), The Oxford

Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece and Rome (New York: Oxford University Press, 2010), vol. 2,

pp. 251-256.

6) “Ancient Sicily: The Development of a Microregional Tessera in the

Mediterranean Mosaic,” in E. Hermon (ed.), Sociéte et climats dans l’empire romain

(Naples: Editoriale Scientifica, 2009), pp. 235-250.

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7) “Colonies and Colonization,” in G. Boys-Stones, B. Graziosi, and P. Vasunia (eds),

The Oxford Handbook of Hellenic Studies (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009), pp. 48-64.

8) “Greek and Phoenician Colonization,” in D. Buissert (editor-in-chief), The Oxford

Companion to World Exploration (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2007), vol.

1, pp. 357-360.

9) “Mediterranean,” in D. Buissert (editor-in-chief), The Oxford Companion to World

Exploration (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2007), vol. 2, pp. 29-33.

10) “The Agricultural Capacity of Archaic Syracuse,” in F. Krinzinger (ed.), Akten

des Symposions «Die Ägäis und das westliche Mittelmeer: Beziehungen und Wechselwirkungen

8. bis 5. Jh. v. Chr., Wien, 24. bis. 27 März 1999» (Vienna: Verlag der Österreichisches

Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2000), pp. 103-109.

11) “The Foundation of Selinous: Overpopulation or Opportunities?,” in G.R.

Tsetskhladze and F. De Angelis (eds.), The Archaeology of Greek Colonisation. Essays

Dedicated to Professor Sir John Boardman (Oxford: Oxbow Press for Oxford University

Committee for Archaeology, 1994), pp. 87-110. Reprinted with minor corrections in a paperback

edition of 2004.

12) “A Forgotten Inscription from Khlembotsári (Asopía), Boiotia,” in J.M.

Fossey and J. Morin (eds.), Boeotia antiqua II. Recent Papers in Boiotian Archaeology and

Epigraphy (McGill University Monographs in Classical Archaeology and History no. 11;

Amsterdam: J.C. Gieben, 1992), pp. 53-56.

4. ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS

1) “Re-assessing the Earliest Social and Economic Developments in Greek

Sicily,” Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts, Römische Abteilung 116 (2010),

pp. 21-53.

2) “Euhemerus in Context,” Classical Antiquity 25.2 (October 2006), pp. 211-242 (Co-

authored equally with Benjamin Garstad).

3) “Going Against the Grain in Sicilian Greek Economics,” Greece and Rome 53.1

(2006), pp. 29-47.

4) “Equations of Culture: The Meeting of Natives and Greeks in Sicily (ca.

750-450 BC),” Ancient West and East 2.1 (2003), pp. 19-50.

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5) “Trade and Agriculture at Megara Hyblaia,” Oxford Journal of Archaeology 21

(2002), pp. 299-310.

6) “Ancient Greeks in Sicily,” Bulletin of the Canadian Academic Institute in

Athens/Bulletin de l'Institut canadien académique à Athènes 8 (Autumn 2001), pp. 9-10.

7) “Estimating the Agricultural Base of Greek Sicily,” Papers of the British School

at Rome 68 (2000), pp. 111-148.

8) “Ancient Past, Imperial Present: The British Empire in T.J. Dunbabin's

The Western Greeks,” Antiquity 72 (no. 277) (1998), pp. 539-549.

5. ONLINE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

1) “Greek Colonization: Approaches, Cultural Relationships, and Exchange,”

Bollettino di Archeologia. Proceedings of the 17th

International Congress of Classical

Archaeology, “Meetings between Cultures in the Ancient Mediterranean,” Rome, September 22-

26, 2008 (Rome, 2011), p. 1 (panel session introduction).

http://151.12.58.75/archeologia/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=33&Itemid=3

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2) “Greek Colonization in the 21st Century: Some Suggested Directions,”

Bollettino di Archeologia. Proceedings of the 17th

International Congress of Classical

Archaeology, “Meetings between Cultures in the Ancient Mediterranean,” Rome, September 22-

26, 2008 (Rome, 2011), pp. 18-30.

http://151.12.58.75/archeologia/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=33&Itemid=3

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6. REVIEWS

1) M.H. Hansen and T.H. Nielsen (eds.), An Inventory of Archaic and Classical Poleis: An

Investigation conducted by The Copenhagen Polis Centre for the Danish National Research

Foundation (Oxford, 2004), forthcoming in Mouseion.

2) B. Routledge, Archaeology and State Theory: Subjects and Objects of Power (London, 2014),

in Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2015.04.37. http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2015/2015-04-37.html.

3) J. Rashid, Politisch instrumentalisiert? Heiligtümer und Kultstätten in Syrakus bis zum Ende

des 5. Jhs. v. Chr. (Hamburg, 2014), in Sehepunkte: Rezensionsjournal für die

Geschichtswissenschaften, Ausgabe 14 (2014), Nr. 12.

http://www.sehepunkte.de/2014/12/24764.html.

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4) H. Hurst and S. Owen (eds.), Ancient Colonization: Analogy, Similarity, Difference (London,

2005), in Ancient West and East 13 (2014), pp. 344-347.

5) M. Frasca, Leontinoi: archeologia di una colonia greca (Rome, 2009), in American Journal of

Archaeology 115.3 (2011), 2 pp. http://www.ajaonline.org/online-review-book/950.

6) C. Antonetti and S. De Vido (eds.), Temi selinuntini (Pisa, 2009), in Classical Review 61.2

(2011), pp. 584-586.

7) K. Korhonen, Le iscrizioni del Museo Civico di Catania: storia delle collezioni, cultura

epigrafica, edizione (Helsinki, 2004), in Gnomon 79 (2007), pp. 138-141.

8) F. Cordano and M. Di Salvatore (eds.), Il Guerriero di Castiglione di Ragusa: greci e siculi

nella Sicilia sud-orientale (Rome, 2002), in Ancient West and East 6.1 (2007), pp. 375-378.

9) V. Karageorghis (ed.), The Greeks beyond the Aegean: From Marseilles to Bactria. Papers

Presented at an International Symposium Held at the Onassis Cultural Center, New York, 12th

Octgober, 2002 (New York, 2002), in American Journal of Archaeology 110.2 online (2006).

http://www.ajaonline.org/online-review-book/430.

10) C. Morgan, Early Greek States beyond the Polis (London and New York, 2003), in Phoenix

59 (2005), pp. 173-176.

11) F. Hartog, Memories of Odysseus: Tales from the Ancient Greek Frontier (Edinburgh, 2001),

and C. Smith and J. Serrati (eds.), Sicily from Aeneas to Augustus: New Approaches in

Archaeology and History (Edinburgh, 2000), in Ancient West and East 3.1 (2004), pp. 172-176.

12) E. Herring and K. Lomas (eds.), The Emergence of State Identities in Italy in the First

Millennium BC (London, 2000), in American Journal of Archaeology 108 (2004), pp. 302-304.

13) H.R. Goette, Athens, Attica and the Megarid: An Archaeological Guide (London and New

York, 2001), in Mouseion 2 (2002), pp. 275-278.

14) M. Brunet (ed.), Territoires des cités grecques. Actes de la table ronde internationale

organisée par l'École française d'Athènes, 31 octobre-3 novembre 1991 (Athens, 1999), in

American Journal of Archaeology 106 (2002), pp. 329-331.

15) C.A. Morgan, Isthmia VIII: the Late Bronze Age Settlement and Early Iron Age Sanctuary

(Princeton, 1999), in Phoenix 54 (2000 [2001]), pp. 362-365.

16) G. Manganaro, Sikelika: studia di antichità e di epigrafia della Sicilia greca (Urbino:

Quaderni Urbinati di Cultura Classica, 1999), Bryn Mawr Classical Review (July 13, 2000)

(1,887 words). http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/bmcr/2000/2000-07-13.html.

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17) A. Muggia, L'area di rispetto nelle colonie magno-greche e siceliote: studio di antropologia

della forma urbana (Palermo, 1997), in American Journal of Archaeology 103 (1999), pp. 143-

145.

18) M. Gualtieri (ed.), Fourth Century B.C. Magna Graecia: A Case Study (Jonsered, 1993), in

Echos du Monde Classique/Classical Views 42 (ns 17) (1998), pp. 416-420.

19) T. Fischer-Hansen (ed.), Ancient Sicily (Copenhagen, 1995), in Journal of Hellenic Studies

117 (1997), pp. 253-254.

7. SUBMITTED AND IN PROGRESS WORK (ALL PEER-REVIEWED)

1) Book chapter: “Greeks in the West,” in C. Antonaccio and J. Carter (eds.), The Cambridge

Companion to the Greek Iron Age (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, date TBA), 7,500

words. Status: in press.

2) Book chapter: “Anthropology and the Creation of the Classical Other,” in E. Varto (ed.), The

Classics and Early Anthropology: A Companion to Classical Reception (Leiden and Boston:

Brill, date TBA), 5,000 words. Status: in press.

3) Book editor: A Companion to Greeks Across the Ancient World, in the series Blackwell

Companions to the Ancient World, Wiley-Blackwell Publishers, Malden, MA and Oxford.

250,000 words. Status: under contract and in preparation.

4) Book chapter: “Introduction: Greeks Across the Ancient World,” in F. De Angelis (ed.), A

Companion to Greeks Across the Ancient World (=Blackwell Companions to the Ancient World

series; Malden, MA and Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell Publishers), 7,000 words. Status: under

contract and in preparation.

5) Book chapter: “Italian Scholarship and the Greeks outside their Homelands,” in F. De Angelis

(ed.), A Companion to Greeks Across the Ancient World (=Blackwell Companions to the Ancient

World series; Malden, MA and Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell Publishers), 7,000 words. Status: under

contract and in preparation.

6) Book chapter: “Syracuse,” in P. Cartledge and P. Christensen (eds.), The Oxford History of the

Archaic Greek World: Archaeohistories of 28 Sites, Sanctuaries, and Regions (Oxford: Oxford

University Press), 25,000-30,000 words. Status: under contract and in preparation.

7) Book chapter: “Exchange Networks with the West,” in Francesco De Angelis and M. Maiuro

(eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Pre-Roman Italy (New York: Oxford University Press), 4,000

words. Status: under contract and in preparation.

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8) Sole-authored book proposal: “Hellenizing Pre-Roman Italy: Facts and Fictions” for

Cambridge University Press. Status: in preparation.

9) Sole-authored book proposal: “Circular Conquests: The New World and Classical Antiquity”

for the monograph series “The New Antiquity” published by Palgrave Macmillan. Status: in

preparation.