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Publication details for Prof. Paola Ceccarelli

Ceccarelli, Paola. (2002). Message épistolaire et message oral au Proche Orient ancien et en Grèce archaïque. In Gavoille, E. & Nadjo, L. Louvain-Paris: Peeters. 11-26.

Publication type: Essays in edited volumes
ISSN/ISBN: 90-429-1210-3, 2-87723-679-X
Keywords: letters, orality/literacy, Near East, Greece

Author(s) from Durham

Prof. Paola Ceccarelli

GRADUATE STUDENTS

Archaeology

Heba Abd El Gawad h.h.abd-el-gawad@durham.ac.uk (the self-presentation of Ptolemy II Philadelphus: media manipulation and political advertising during the Ptolemaic period)
Saud Al-Ghamdi s.a.al-ghamdi@durham.ac.uk (Neolithic settlement in the south-west of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia)
Waleed Alsadeqi waleed.alsadeqi@durham.ac.uk (Arabian archaeology)
Arthur Anderson arthur.anderson@durham.ac.uk
George Azzopardi george.azzopardi@durham.ac.uk (Sacred spaces and religion in a Mediterranean island setting: the Maltese context (800 B.C.-A.D. 500))
Jennie Bradbury j.n.bradbury@durham.ac.uk (Landscapes of burial in Syria)
William Cooney william.cooney@durham.ac.uk (Libyan influences in Egypt during the 1st Millennium BC)
Maria Correas-Amador maria.correas-amador@durham.ac.uk ("'Down to earth' architecture: mud and organic structures in Ancient and Modern Egypt" aims to combine architectural, archaeological and ethnographic methods to understand the socio-cultural factors involved in the act of building and space distribution, and the reciprocal influence that domestic structures and community life exert over each other)
Rana Daroogheh-Nokhodcheri rana.daroogheh@durham.ac.uk (The influence of imperialism on the history of archaeology in Iran)
T A Fitton t.a.fitton@durham.ac.uk
Amr Gaber amr.gaber@durham.ac.uk (The function of the central hall in the Egyptian temples of the Ptolemaic and Roman periods)
Lyn Gatland lyn.gatland@durham.ac.uk (The wedjat-eye amulet in Ancient Egypt: morphological development and iconographic significance)
Michelle de Gruchy michelle.de-gruchy@durham.ac.uk (Prehistoric Routes of the Middle East)
Kristen Hopper k.a.hopper@durham.ac.uk (Long-term population trends and settlement in Southwest Iran)
Emmanouil Kalkanis emmanouil.kalkanis@durham.ac.uk (Classical art and its impact in eighteenth century musem collections)
R C Lange r.c.lange@durham.ac.uk
Francis Lankester f.d.lankester@durham.ac.uk (Rock art in Egypt's eastern desert)
Dan Lawrence dan.lawrence@durham.ac.uk
Mark Manuel m.j.manuel@durham.ac.uk (Hidden agendas: testing models of the social an political organisation of the Indus valley tradition)
Jenny Marshall j.l.marshall@durham.ac.uk (Missing links: demic diffusion and the development of agriculture in the central Iranian plateau)
Eric Olijdam eric.olijdam@durham.ac.uk (Dilmun during the 2nd millennium BC)
Louise Rayne louise.rayne@durham.ac.uk (landscape archaelogy , and especially the application of GIS, of the Neo-Assyrian empire)
D J Rohl d.j.rohl@durham.ac.uk
J E Shoebridge j.e.shoebridge@durham.ac.uk
Keir Strickland k.m.strickland@durham.ac.uk ("The Jungle Tide: Urban Collapse in Early Mediaeval Sri Lanka" aims to reconsider the existing explanations for the 11th century urban collapse of the city of Anuradhapura through explicit reference to the archaeological record as well as recent developments in the field of societal and urban collapse theory)
Veronica Tamorri veronica.tamorri@durham.ac.uk
Matthew Whincop m.r.whincop@durham.ac.uk (A reconsideration of the role of ceramics in reconstructions of the iron age northern Levant)

Classics and Ancient History

Peter Alpass p.j.alpass@durham.ac.uk (The religious life of Nabatea)
Mirko Canevaro mirko.canevaro@durham.ac.uk (Ancient Greek law, esp. the question of the authenticity of the documents inserted in the speeches of the Attic orators)
Dominic Dalglish d.b.dalglish@durham.ac.uk (Communal identity in the Near East during the Principate)
Lilah-Grace Fraser l.g.fraser@dur.ac.uk (Hesiod's Works and Days, and epic from a comparative perspective.)
Louise Hodgson l.l.hodgson@durham.ac.uk (Politics, politicians and political philosophy in the late Roman Republic and early Principate)
Youssri Hussein y.e.hussein@durham.ac.uk (Egyptian Cultural Identity in the Architectural Forms of the Egyptian Cities in the Roman Period)
David Lewis d.m.lewis@durham.ac.uk (Greek slavery in a comparative perspective)
Francesca Mazzilli francesca.mazzilli@durham.ac.uk (Beyond Religion: multidisciplinary approach to Roman Rural Sanctuaries in Syria and Lebanon)
Henrikus van Wijlick h.a.van-wijlick@durham.ac.uk (Foreign powers and the Roman Empire in periods of civil war, 44 BC - AD 284)
Mark Wildish mark.wildish@durham.ac.uk (Horapollo's Hieroglyphica (Graeco-Egyptian philosophical linguistics))

Physics

Jennifer Gray j.m.k.gray@durham.ac.uk

Theology and Religion

Ben Blackwell b.c.blackwell@durham.ac.uk
Maria Chrysovergi maria.chrysovergi@durham.ac.uk
Robert Cavin robertcavin@yahoo.com
Joan Crooks Joan.Crooks@durham.ac.uk
Andrew Cunningham a.d.cunningham@durham.ac.uk
Douglas Earl d.s.earl@durham.ac.uk
Judith Fain judith@fains.com
James Fowler j.t.fowler@durham.ac.uk
John Goodrich j.k.goodrich@durham.ac.uk
Nijay Gupta nijay.gupta@gmail.com
Ed Kaneen e.n.kaneen@durham.ac.uk
Brad Matthews b.j.matthews@durham.ac.uk
Sam Newington s.j.newington@durham.ac.uk
Dean Pinter d.l.pinter@durham.ac.uk
Tyson Putthoff t.l.putthoff@durham.ac.uk (Transformational Mysticism of Antique and Late Antique Jewish Thought)
William Telford w.r.telford@durham.ac.uk
Jennifer Wilkinson jennifer.wilkinson@durham.ac.uk