2010-2011
Seniors
Andreas E. Furtwängler, Martin-Luther Univ., Halle
The Oracle Sanctuary of Didyma: from the Beginning to the 4th c. BC
Ariel Salzmann (Spring Term, 2011), Queen’s University, Canada
The Catholic Response to the Ottoman Challenge, 1600-1800
Dana Sajdi, Boston College
Imagined in the Image of the Other: Representations of Damascus and Istanbul
Elena Frangakis-Syrett (Spring Term 2011), CUNY
Trade, Banking and Investment in the Ottoman Empire: The Economy of İzmir, c. Mid-19th to early 20th centuries
Galina Tirnanic, University of Chicago
The Art of Punishment:The Spectacle of the Body in the Streets of Constantinople
Inge Uytterhoeven, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
The Evolution of Housing in Asia Minor during the Late Republic and Early Imperial Period (2ndc. BC-1st c. AD): an indication for ‘Romanization’?
Jacob Roodenberg (Spring Term, 2011), Independent scholar
A new approach to Ilıpınar: A re-evaluation of an early farming community in the eastern Marmara region
James Baldwin (Spring Term,2011), New York University
Islamic Law in an Ottoman Context: Resolving Disputes in late 17th/early 18th-century Cairo
Jeffrey Michael Featherstone, CNRS / Paris
The Great Palace of Constantinople: Use and Desuetude
Mara Horowitz, Independent scholar
Pottery and Polity: Material Culture, Economy, and Society at Middle-Late Bronze AgeAlalakh
Nicholas Gailhard, Independent scholar
From Bronze to Iron, the transition between two metallurgies in the ancient civilization of Anatolia
Nicoletta Momigliano (Spring Term, 2011), University of Bristol
Settlement history and Material Culture in pre-Classical Lycia: the Çaltılar Survey Project
Nükhet Varlık, James Madison University
Plague and Empire: The Ottoman Experience, 1347-1600
Ömür Harmanşah, Brown University
Archaeology of place and place-making: Re-orienting ancient Anatolian rock reliefs and spring monuments
Rachel Goshgarian, Krikor and Clara Zohrab Information Center
Ahis, Futuwwa and the City: Reconsidering Urban Culture and Inter-faith Interaction in Late Medieval Anatolia
Stuart Raymond Blaylock, Independent scholar
Cultural Transitions in the Euphrates and Tigris: Form Bronze to Iron Age in North Mesopotamia
Juniors
Alessandro Poggio, Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa
The Transmission of the neo-Hittite artistic tradition to southern Anatolia in the Achaemenid Age
Bärbel Ruhl, Philipps Universitat Marburg
Imbros. Archaeology of an Athenian klerouchia
Emine Ekin Tuşalp, Harvard University
The Kings of the State of Meaning and Discourse”: Ottoman Scribal Service in the late 17th century
Gülay Yılmaz, McGill University
The Social & Economic Roles of Janissaries in a 17th Century Ottoman City: The Case of İstanbul
Leah Long, University of Michigan
Economies of Stone: Urbanism and the marble industries of Roman Asia Minor
Leigh Stork, University of Edinburgh
Metal and Power: the rise of socio-complexity in the Upper Euphrates Valley, late 4th- early 3rd millennia B.C.
Oya Dinler, Exeter University
Luxuria in Roman Bath Architecture: Constructing Memories on Text and Architecture
Patrycja Filipowicz, Adam Mickiewicz Univ. in Poznan
Multi-scalar transformations across the Late Neolithic and Early Chalcolithic periods in the South-West Anatolia
Sofia Georgiadou, University of Illinois
Architecture and Statehood in Late Byzantium, 1204-1461: A Comparative Study of the Courts of Nicaea, Trebizond, and Epiros
Zeynep Altok, Boğaziçi University
Sixteenth-Century Biographies of Poets and Ottoman Elite Identity
solt Simon, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Court officials in the so-called Late Hittite Kingdoms