Debra started following the work of Elizabeth Langridge-Noti, The American College of Greece Deree College, Art History.
Debra started following the work of Michael MacKinnon.
Debra started following the work of Kristian Lorenzo, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Classics.
Graduate Student, Classics
Arts and Sciences
Thesis Title: Pots in the Periphery: Ceramic Analysis of Mycenaean Cooking Vessels and Its Implications for an Integrated World-Systems Model
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Daniel Pullen
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About
Debra is a PhD candidate in the Classics Department at Florida State University, studying under the supervision of Dr. Daniel Pullen. Her PhD dissertation is focused on the importance of cooking vessels in the Bronze Age Greek mainland, paying particular attention to petrographic and chemical analysis.
Debra is currently a regular member at the American School of Classical Studies in Athens and is the Lockhart Fellow.
Debra has served as a team member for SHARP (the Saronic Harbors Archaeological Research Project) and a trench supervisor and museum assistant for excavations at the Petsas House at Mycenae for several years.
Contact Information
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