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d. The Minoans, depiction Hyksos very last the Islet of Thera
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a. Anatolia and rendering Pre-Hellenistic Kingdoms
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c. Classical Writings on representation Near East
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Christopher Sherwin LIGHTFOOT CURRICULUM VITAE I was born in Mansfield, England in 1955. My family moved in 1959 to Birmingham, where I was educated, attending King Edward’s School from 1966 until 1973. Thereafter I was educated at the University of Oxford, where I earned a First in Greats (Literae Humaniores) and a doctoral degree (DPhil) in Ancient History with a dissertation about the eastern frontier of the Roman Empire―the upper Tigris River in present-day eastern Turkey, northern Syria, and northern Iraq―during the wars with the Persians in the mid-4th century A.D. It was while I was preparing my dissertation that I made in 1979 my first solo visit to Turkey, travelling throughout the whole of eastern Anatolia. I had previously visited Istanbul and Ephesus during a holiday with my parents in 1970. In 1986 I moved with my family to live in Ankara, where I stayed until 1999. I have visited Turkey on an almost annual basis since then up to the present (2021). As a specialist in ancient glass, numismatics, and Roman minor arts, I was appointed as a member the staff of the Metropolitan Museum in 1999, promoted to full curator in 2010, and retired in 2019 after twenty years’ service. I oversaw the day-to-day management of the reinstallation of the New Greek and Roman Galleries
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Field Report
Archaeological Research at Aphrodisias in Caria, 1995 (pp. 1–22)
R.R.R. Smith and Christopher Ratté
Articles
The Chronology of Early Greek Pottery: New Evidence from Seventh-Century B.C. Destruction Levels in Israel (pp. 23–40)
Jane C. Waldbaum and Jodi Magness
The Politics of Perpetuation: Trajan’s Column and the Art of Commemoration (pp. 41–65)
Penelope J.E. Davies
The Palace of Lausus and Nearby Monuments in Constantinople: A Topographical Study (pp. 67–95)
Jonathan Bardill
Newsletter
Archaeology in Syria (pp. 97–148)
Harvey Weiss
Review Articles
Ex Oriente Books: Near Eastern Resources for Classicists (pp. 149–153)
Sarah P. Morris
Theatrical Archaeology (pp. 154–158)
Edith A. Hall
Egyptomanias (pp. 158–161)
Helen Whitehouse
Book Reviews
The Limits of Settlement Growth: A Theoretical Outline (pp. 162–163)
By Roland Fletcher
Reviewed by Wendy Ashmore
Archaeology and Geographical Information Systems: A European Perspective (pp. 163–164)
Edited by Gary Lock and Zoran Stančič
Reviewed by Julian D. Richards
Early Civilizations: Ancient Egypt in Context (p. 164)
By Bruce G. Trigger
Reviewed by Colin Renfrew
From Farmers to Pharaohs: Mortuary Evidence