(Harriett) Anne Weis - University of Pittsburgh History of Art and ...

• “Salve pietas, Salve lucru[m]. Planning for Prosperity in ancient Pompeii ” Römische
Werte als Gegenstand altertumswissenschaftlicher Forschung. Tagung der Teilprojekte
A1 and V im Sonderforschungsbereich 537 “Institutionalität und Geschichtlichkeit”, 23-25
April, 2004,Technische Universität Dresden
• Weis, A., Jacobson, J., Darnell, M. (2010) The Virtual Theater District of Pompeii.
Computer Applications in Archaeology (CAA), Granada, Spain, April, 2010.
• Jacobson, J., Weis, A., Twigg, A., Tucker, S. (2010) CuratorVM, An Open Source
Template for Virtual Museums. Computer Applications in Archaeology (CAA), Granada,
Spain, April, 2010.
• “The Lavinium Girls as “matrons-to-be”: conventions of feminine commemoration in
Republican Italy”. In Girls in Antiquity, a conference organized by FemArc and
sponsored by the German Archaeological Institute (Berlin), 7-10 October, 2010.
• “The exódos: elite women and civic space in Greece and Rome.” In Urban Dreams and
Realities: an Interdisciplinary Conference on the City in Ancient Cultures, to be held 21-
22 Oct. 2011 at the University of Alberta (Edmonton, Canada).
Invited Public Lectures (selected titles):
• "The Augustan building Program and the Problem of Classical Greek Style in Augustan Art"
(College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA, 1978)
• "Athens and Thessaloniki: Two Roman Cities in Greece" (Greek Room Committee of the
University of Pittsburgh, 1979)
• "Marsyas: Old and New" (American Academy in Rome, 1980)
• "Women in Antiquity: The Perils of Emancipation" (Women's Alliance, Carnegie-Mellon
University, 1982)
• ―The Visual Arts as a Vehicle for Teaching Theme and Style" (Pennsylvania Classical Association,
Harrisburg, PA, 1983)
• "The Plight of a Pitiful Satyr: A Case for Continuity and Development in Hellenistic Sculpture of
the Roman Period" (University of Pittsburgh and Brown University, Providence, RI, 1985)
• "The 'Red' Marsyas and the Sullan Origins of the Marsyas Statue" (Brown University, Providence,
RI, 1985)
• "A Cinerary Urn from Chiusi and the Civic Architecture of Romanized Etruria" (University of
Akron and Oberlin College, Akron/Oberlin, OH, 1988)
• "The Pantheon: A Triumph of Roman Concrete Construction" (Session on Ancient Technology,
Ohio Classical Conference, Youngstown, OH, 1992)
• "The Greek Miracle: Greek Sculpture, Greek Democracy, and the recent Exhibition at the
National Gallery, Washington D.C." (The Women's Committee of The Carnegie, Pittsburgh, PA,
1993)
• "Hellenistic and Roman Asia Minor" (Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, Pittsburgh, PA, 1993)
• "Turkey's Southern Shore" (Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, Pittsburgh, PA, 1997)
• "Dining with the Gods in Greece and the Hellenistic World" (Greek Room Committee,
University of Pittsburgh, 1998)
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