Contacts

Alexander the Great; Modern Historiography on Ancient History, Gender & Women; Macedon; Faces of Power; Warfare; Victims & Horrors of War ; Classical Reception (mainly Cinema & Videogames).

encomiastic poetry; elegy and epigram; Hellenistic literature; Greek papyri; Ptolemaic Egypt

localism, globalization, mainland Greece 

Military institutions (cavalry); Hellenistic democracy; Hellenistic Athens; Venetian fortifications & Greek mercenary cavalry (stratioti)

Civic governance, monarchic theories and practices, international diplomacy, cultural contacts, landscape and enviromnent

Argead, Macedonian and women.

Black Sea Studies, Greek Epigraphy, Historiography, Institutions, Prosopography

Numismatics, Black sea, Royal coinages, Reception studies, Pop culture.

Seleukid Empire; Alexander the Great, including reception; Hellenistic numismatics, Hellenistic power and ideology.

Intellectual culture; Troy; Historiography; Roman imperialism

Ptolemaic empire; papyrology and epigraphy; state formation and empire studies; ancient military and economic institutions; ethnicity and demography

Greek and Latin epigram; Hellenistic poetry; Second Sophistic; Greek intellectual women; reception studies

epigraphy, cult, Macedonia, Thrace, Thessaly

Ptolemy I, Macedonian Queenship, Historiography

Hellenistic Anatolia, Indigeneity, Epigraphy, Ethnicity, Hellenistic Democracy

Attalids, Cappadocia, Central Greece, Pontus, Roman reception of Hellenistic culture

Hellenistic Poetry, Religion and Reception; Epic poetry; Iambography; Hymns

Working on 'The Genealogy and Dynastic Model of the Seleucids and Ethnicity and Identity in Mainland Greece during the Hellenistic Period'

Dynastic disputes, Foundation legends, Traditional narratives

Hellenistic Cyprus; Alexandria; Hellenistic portraiture; Hellenistic terracottas; Hellenistic power and ideology; Hellenistic religion; Modern receptions and uses of the Hellenistic past

Historiography; Alexander; Philip II, Early Ptolemies; Royal Women

Stoicism, Hellenistic Philosophy, Cleanthes, Stoic Reception.

Roman imperialism, Hellenistic West, Punic Wars, Roman diplomacy, Iberian Peninsula local powers (Iberians, Celtiberians, Lusitanians)

Greek poetry, Lycophron, epigram, Greek dialects, epic

Greek and Roman History (especially Hellenistic period); Greek Epigraphy, Onomastics, Regional Studies of the Ancient Greek world

archaeology of Greek and Roman houses, households and domestic life; Greek and Roman mosaics; Classical and Hellenistic art and architecture.