Find a research supervisor in the reception of the Ancient World In 'Staff' StaffStaff by research area Back to 'Classics, Ancient History and Archaeology' Staff in the Department of Classics, Archaeology and Ancient History who supervise PhD/MA by Research in the area of the reception of the Ancient World. Dr Philip Burton Reader in Latin and Early Christian Studies Language and linguistics, early Christianity and the wider world of Graeco-Roman literature and thought. Dr Claus Jurman Lecturer in Egyptology Ancient Egyptian history, society, culture and art, especially concerning Egypt during the 1st millennium BC Dr Gideon Nisbet Reader in Classics I teach and research in Greek and Latin literature, particularly epigram and Greek writers in the Roman Empire; ancient books on papyrus; and the reception of classical antiquity in modern culture. Dr Elena Theodorakopoulos Senior Lecturer in Classics Roman poetry Reception of classical culture and literature in contemporary film and literature. Professor Dimitris Tziovas Professor of Modern Greek Studies Modern Greek literature and culture; Greek history and politics; reception of Greek Antiquity; Greek Diaspora and Anglo-Greek relations; comparative studies in the areas of history, literature, translation and film with reference to Greece Classics, Ancient History and Archaeology staff research supervision areas Byzantine, Ottoman and modern Greek studies Heritage History, literature and culture of Classical and Hellenistic Greece History, literature and culture of the Late Republic and Early Empire History of rhetoric Inter-state religion in the Ancient World Prehistoric and early historic Europe Reception of the Ancient World Religion and ritual Urbanism and the ancient city Wetland archaeology and environments of Northwest Europe
Dr Philip Burton Reader in Latin and Early Christian Studies Language and linguistics, early Christianity and the wider world of Graeco-Roman literature and thought.
Dr Claus Jurman Lecturer in Egyptology Ancient Egyptian history, society, culture and art, especially concerning Egypt during the 1st millennium BC
Dr Gideon Nisbet Reader in Classics I teach and research in Greek and Latin literature, particularly epigram and Greek writers in the Roman Empire; ancient books on papyrus; and the reception of classical antiquity in modern culture.
Dr Elena Theodorakopoulos Senior Lecturer in Classics Roman poetry Reception of classical culture and literature in contemporary film and literature.
Professor Dimitris Tziovas Professor of Modern Greek Studies Modern Greek literature and culture; Greek history and politics; reception of Greek Antiquity; Greek Diaspora and Anglo-Greek relations; comparative studies in the areas of history, literature, translation and film with reference to Greece