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Egypt, under the direction of B. Kemp (University ofCambridge)2 2000 Ceramicist for the Middle Kingdom pottery project at Kom el-Rabi’a (Memphis), directed by J. Bourriau (University ofCambridge)2000 Site visits in Upper Egypt and the Dakhla Oasis for dissertationresearch1999 Member of the German excavation at the town of Elephantine,directed by C. von Pilgrim (DAI Cairo)1998 Member of the Ramesside Tomb Project, West Bank, at thetomb of Nebsumenu (TT 132), under the direction of J.Assmann and K. Seyfried (University of Heidelberg)Other 1997 Assisted at the restoration campaign at the Mycenean palace ofTiryns, Greece, led by J. Maran (University of Heidelberg)1997 Participated in the excavation of a prehistoric settlement siteand medieval cemetery at Mannheim-Strassenheim (ReissMuseum, Mannheim, Germany)1996 - 1998 Research Assistant on the ‘Liturgies for the Dead’ Projectcoordinated by J. Assmann (University of Heidelberg)1991 – 1995 Member of the local archaeology group at Witzenhausen,Germany (rescue excavations and survey, Prehistory – medievalperiods)Research Interest Urbanism, settlement archaeology, socio–economic and political aspects of ancient Egyptiansociety, settlement formation processes, radiocarbon dating and absolute chronology, climatechange in antiquity, pottery of the Old Kingdom and First Intermediate Period.Teaching experience University of Chicago NEAA 30224 - Urbanism in Ancient EgyptNEHC 20013 – Ancient Empires -3: The Egyptian Empire of the New KingdomNEAA 30091 – Field ArchaeologyNEAA 30006/20006 - Archaeology of the Ancient Near East -6: Egypt
NEAA 20033/30033 – Rise of the Early State: Egypt and Mesopotamia (co-taught with G.Stein)NEAA 30239 – Abydos (co-taught with J. Johnson)NEAA 30237 – New Kingdom ArchaeologyNEAA 30228 – Middle Kingdom Art and ArchaeologyNEAA 30228 – The Archaeology of the Late PeriodNEAA 30243 – Old Kingdom Material CultureEGPT 49900 – The Second Intermediate Period (ca. 1650-1550 BC) (co-taught with B.Muhs)NEHC 20772 – Ancient Economies from Mesopotamia to Rome (coordinated by D.Schloen)NEHC 49900 - Reading Course: The Old Kingdom (for graduate students)3 Oxford Hilary Term 2006Seminars:Archaeology and Egyptology: What are the most importantpriorities for Egyptology at the beginning of the 21st century? Inwhat ways can Egyptology contribute to other academic disciplines?Integration and communication amongst social groups on the basis offunerary evidenceMichaelmas Term 2005 Seminar: Urbanism in Ancient Egypt2005-2007 Tutor for 1 st – 3 rd year undergraduate students in Egyptology andArchaeology – AnthropologyCambridge 2001-2002 Supervisor for the Egyptology Tripos, Part I and II at the Faculty ofOriental Studies, Cambridge. Papers taught: Egyptology Tripos, PartI. Paper E.7: Introduction to Egyptian civilizationEgyptology Tripos, Part II, Papers E.18: Ancient Egypt: TheFramework of living and E.20: Interconnections with Africanneighbors, the Aegean and the Near East2001-2002 Cambridge College Program lecturer in Egyptology teaching classeson ancient Egyptian culture, art, history, religion, daily life andintroduction to Middle Egyptian
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