2012-2013
Seniors
Kazim Abdullaev, Institute of Archaeology, Samarkand
The Cultural Interaction between Central Asia and Anatolia in the Early Seleucid Period (From Selecus I Nikator to Antiochus I Soter)
Saffet Hülya Canbakal, Sabancı University
Distribution of Wealth in the Ottoman Empire, 1500-1840
Tülün Değirmenci, Pamukkale University
Remaking the Past: The Images of Selim I in 17th Century Ottoman Painting
Catherine Draycott, The Courtauld Institute of Art, London
Art and Economy in Lycia, 500 – 450 BC
Federico Manuelli, University of Trieste
Lighting up the Dark Age: transformation processes in the Upper Euphrates region at the turn of the 1st Millennium BCE.
Candace Rice, University of Oxford
Disentangling Coastal Economies: Regionalism in the Roman Mediterranean
Geoffrey Summers, Middle East Technical University
The Cappadocia Gate and Palatial Complex at the Iron Age Capital on the Kerkenes Dağ in Central Türkiye
Nikolaos Tsivikis, University of Crete
Urban Transformation and Ruralisation on the two sides of the Aegean. Amorium and Messene during the Late Roman and Early Byzantine period (AD 350-800)
Günder Varınlıoğlu, Dumbarton Oaks
Settling the Islands off the Coast of Isauria: Boğsak in Late Antiquity
Dilşad Sıla Votruba, Ankara University
Western Anatolia in Context During the Late Bronze Age: Identifying the Local Cultures and Their Interaction with the Mycenaeans and the Hittites
Tamar Alpenidze, Tbilisi State University
Documents about Ivironi: Georgian monastery on the Mount Athos – preserved at archives of Istanbul and Türkiye
Dmitry Korobeynikov, Russian Academy of Sciences
Byzantine-Turkish relations from the eleventh to the fifteenth century
Gary Farney, Rutgers University
Roman Aristocratic Family Identity and Anatolia
Ashirbek Muminov, Institute of Oriental Studies, Kazakhstan
Islamic Jurisprudence in Asia Minor and Central Asia: Continuity and Mutual Influence in Hanafi Fiqh from the Eleventh to the Fifteenth Centuries
Peter Talloen, Independent Scholar
Saints in the mountains: the Christianisation of time in Pisidia
Cengiz Şişman, Furman University
Burden of Silence: Sabbatai Mehmed Sevi, Eighteen Commandments and Three Ottoman Sabbateanisms (1626-1926)
Marie-France Auzepy, Paris VIII University
Marmara Mission and Bithynia
Alan Greaves, University of Liverpool
A World between Worlds: Western Anatolia in the Second Millennium BC
Winfried Held, University of Marburg
Colossal Temples of the Hadrianic period
Julian Baker, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford University
Money in Constantinople, the Sea of Marmara, and the Northeast Aegean, during the fourteenth century
Juniors
R.Aslıhan Aksoy-Sheridan, Bilkent University
Ottoman Manuscript Culture in the long 17th Century
Sarah Craft, Brown University
Dynamic Landscapes in Late Roman and Early Byzantine Anatolia: Travel Infrastructure and Early Christian Pilgrimage
Aslıhan Gürbüzel, Harvard University
Social Imagination in the Mystical Works of İsmail Rusuhi Ankaravi (d.1631)
Jesse Howell, Harvard University
The Ragusa Road: mobility and encounter in the Ottoman Balkans (1430-1700)
Helen Human, Stanford University
World Heritage in Türkiye: Cultural Politics, National Identity, & Development
Denise Klein, University of Konstanz
The History of Mehmed Giray: History Writing and Rulership in the Crimean Khanate (1683–1703)
Divna Manolova, Central European University
Translating Science to Literature: The Case of Nikephoros Gregoras’ Letter Collection
Michele Massa, University College London
Networks before the Empires: transfer of goods, raw materials, technologies and ideology within Anatolia during the 3rd millennium BC
Michael Douglas Sheridan, Bilkent University
A Cultural-Historical Reading of Satirical Exchange in the Early 17th-Century Ottoman Empire
J.M. Kaplan Fund Fellow
Dinç Saraç, Newcastle University
Develop a management plan for the archaeological site of Myra, located in the district of Demre, Antalya
BIAA-RCAC Fellow
Nimet Pınar Özgüner, Boston University
Archaeological Entanglements: The People, Places, and Politics of Archaeology in Türkiye