Current Students

Elizabeth Bartlett

B.A., Classical Languages and Literature, Scripps College, 2006
M.A., Classical Archaeology, University of Arizona, 2008
Ph.D. Candidate, ABD

At Arizona Elizabeth TA-ed for various Roman art and archaeology courses and also was a substitute Latin teacher at a local middle school and high school. Her MA thesis was entitled Persephone as the archetypal 'bride of Hades': an examination of Athenian tragedy, Hellenistic epigrams, and Classical vase painting. Though her thesis pertains to a Greek topic, Elizabeth has had all of her archaeological experience in Italy. She has participated in two Etruscan excavations and one Roman. In 2004 and 2005 she went to dig at Campo della Fiera (Orvieto), in 2005 she also dug at Poggio Civitate (near Siena), and then in 2007 she dug at the Meta Sudans/Palatine Northeast (Rome). She was a student of the AAR Summer Program in Archaeology in 2007 and also of the AAR Summer Program in Roman Pottery in 2008. Elizabeth participated in the 2009 ASCSA Summer Session.

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