Department of Classical Studies
Elizabeth M. Greene
Assistant Professor of Classics
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B.A.(Boston University), M.A.(Tufts), Ph.D. (North Carolina) |
Special Interests
Roman archaeology and social history, western Roman provinces, Romanization and imperialism, Roman military, women and gender in antiquity, Latin epigraphy
- Current Teaching (2012-2013)
- CS2902A- Ancient Cities in the Mediterranean Tu/Th (1:30-2:30)
- CS3901E - Archaeology of Roman Empire Tu (9:30-11:30)/Th (9:30-10:30)
- Classics 9552B - Topography of Rome Th (2:30-4:30)
- Selected Recent Publications:
- Sulpicia Lepidina and Elizabeth Custer: A Cross-cultural Analogy for the Social Roles of Women on a Military Frontier, in
F. McIntosh,
M. Duggan and D. Rohl (eds.), Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference 2011, Oxbow (2012) 105-14.
- Leather artefacts in the Hadrian's Wall region, in M.F.A Symonds and D.J.P Mason (eds.), Frontiers of Knowledge: A Research
Framework for Hadrian's Wall, English Heritage, Durham County Council and Durham University (2009) 136-8.
- Social Commentary in the Metamorphoses: Apuleius Play with Satire, in W. Riess (ed.), Ancient Narrative 11. Paideia at Play.
Learning and Wit in Apuleius, Barkhuis Publishing (2008) 175-93.
- The Intaglios and Finger Rings, in A. Birley and J. Blake, The Excavations of 2005-2006 at Vindolanda, Roman Army Museum
Publications (2007) 50-6.
- The Roman Jewellery from Vindolanda. Research Report New Series, Volume IV, Fascicule V: The Beads, Intaglios, Finger Rings,
Earrings & Bracelets, Roman Army Museum Publications (2006) (co-authored with B. Birley)
Forthcoming: - Before Hadrians Wall: Early military communities at Vindolanda and on the Roman frontier in Britain, in R. Collins and
M.F.A. Symonds (eds.), Breaking Down Boundaries: Hadrians Wall in the 21st Century, Journal of Roman Archaeology (in press, 2012).
- Female Networks in the Military Communities of the Roman West in E. Himelrijk and G. Woolf (eds.),
Gender and the City: Women and civic life in Italy and the western provinces (Brill) (In press, 2013).
- The Families of Roman Auxiliary Soldiers in Military Diplomas, in P.Bidwell (ed.), Proceedings of the XXIst International Limes
Congress 2009, Archaeopress, (in press, 2013).