Margaretha T. Kramer-Hajos. Curriculum Vitae

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1 Margaretha T. Kramer-Hajos Curriculum Vitae Affiliation Department of Classical Studies, Indiana University Ph: (812) Ballantine Hall, 1020 East Kirkwood Avenue Fax: (812) Bloomington, IN Research Interests 1) Bronze Age Aegean Archaeology 2) Emergence of Complex Societies 3) Center-Periphery Interactions 4) The End of the Bronze Age 5) Gender and Age in Archaeology Field Project North Euboean Gulf Archaeological Project (NEGAP): investigates the spread and flourishing of the Mycenaean culture along the coasts of the North Euboean Gulf and its relations and interactions with the interior of Boeotia Education 2005 Ph.D. in Classical Archaeology, Cornell University, Department of Classics Dissertation: Mycenaean Civilization in East Lokris (Advisor: John Coleman) 1995 M.A.T. in Classical Languages and Civilizations, University of Groningen, The Netherlands Thesis: Latin Education in High School: An Experiment on Autonomous Learning (Advisor: Huub Derix) 1994 M.A. in Classical Philology, cum laude, University of Groningen, The Netherlands Thesis: Erasmus, Peaceful with Many Enemies (Advisor: Fokke Akkerman) 1992 B.A. in Classical Philology, cum laude, University of Groningen, the Netherlands Employment Assistant Professor of Classical Archaeology Dept. of Classical Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Dept. of the History of Art Visiting Assistant Professor of Classical Archaeology Dept. of Classical Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Visiting Lecturer in Classical Archaeology Depts. of Classical Studies and Art History, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Postdoctoral Research Associate, Greek Epigraphy Project, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY High School Teacher of Latin and Ancient Greek Revius Lyceum, Doorn, The Netherlands 1

2 Books Forthcoming. Mycenaean Central Greece and the Aegean World: Palace and Province in the Late Bronze Age. Under contract and scheduled for publication in the fall of 2015, Cambridge University Press (80,000 word ms) Beyond the Palace: Mycenaean East Lokris (British Archaeological Reports Int. Ser. 1781), Oxford Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals In press. Mourning, Gender, and Agency at Late Bronze Age Tanagra, Hesperia 84 (2015) (17,000 word ms) The Land and the Heroes of Lokris in the Iliad, Journal of Hellenic Studies 132, The Bronze Age Site of Mitrou in East Lokris: Finds from the Surface Survey, Hesperia 77(2), (with sections on small finds by Kerill O Neill) A man from Halai? Problems with a-ra-o in the Theban Linear B Tablets, Kadmos 45, Articles in Conference Proceedings (* = Peer-Reviewed) Forthcoming.* Gaps in the Record. The Missing LH I-II and IIIB Phases on Euboea, in Z. Tankosic, M. Kosma, and F. Mavridis (eds.), An Island Between Two Worlds: The Archaeology of Euboea from Prehistoric to Byzantine Times. Athens: Norwegian Institute of Archaeology in Athens (5000 word ms) In press.* Social Networks of the Late Bronze Age Euboean Gulf: The Ceramic Evidence, in J. Hilditch, A. Kotsonas, C. Beestman-Kruijshaar, M. Revello-Lami, S. Ruckl, S. Ximeri (eds.) Connectivity in the Ancient Mediterranean: Ceramic Perspectives on Island, Mainland, Coastland and Hinterland, Proceedings of the conference held at the University of Amsterdam, Feb 1-3rd Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press (5800 word ms) Sailor-Warriors and the End of the Bronze Age along the Euboean Gulf, in A. Mazarakis Ainian and A. Doulgeri-Intzesioglou (eds.), Proceedings of the 3 rd Archaeological Meeting of Thessaly and Central Greece From Prehistory to the Contemporary Period, Volos March Volos, Conference Papers and *Invited Talks A Network Explanation for the Primacy of the Euboean Gulf Coasts at the End of the Bronze Age, Classical Association of the Middle West and South (CAMWS) Annual Meeting 2015.* Palace and Province in Mycenaean Greece: Mediterranean Networks and Local Power Dynamics, Department of Classical Studies, University of Michigan Palace-Province Interactions in Mycenaean Central Greece: a Network Perspective, Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) Annual Meeting 2014.* Mycenaean Iconography of Mourning (Indiana University Art Museum Noon Talk) Euboea on the Margin: the LH IIIB Phase through the Lens of Negative Archaeology, An Island Between Two Worlds: The Archaeology of Euboea from Prehistoric to Byzantine Times, conference organized by the Norwegian Institute at Athens, Eretria 2

3 2013. Warriors Don t Do Paperwork: Chariots, Seals, and the Disappearance of a Motif, CAMWS Annual Meeting Social Networks of the Late Bronze Age Euboean Gulf: The Ceramic Evidence, Island, Mainland, Coastland and Hinterland: ceramic perspectives on connectivity in the ancient Mediterranean, conference organized by the New Perspectives on Ancient Pottery project, Amsterdam Ships and Chariots as Evidence for Ideological Manipulation during LH IIIA-B, AIA Annual Meeting Continuity across the Divide: the Geometric Dipylon Shield and Bronze Age Antecedents, CAMWS Annual Meeting Warriors and Bureaucrats: Becoming Mycenaean in the Province, AIA Annual Meeting Mourning Women: The Tanagra Larnakes and the Minoan Connection, CAMWS Annual Meeting A Scenario for the End of the Bronze Age in the North Euboean Gulf, 3 rd Archaeological Conference of Thessaly and Central Greece , Volos Prehistoric Politics: Orchomenos and East Lokris in LH IIIB or the Creation of the Mycenaean Periphery, AIA Annual Meeting 2008.* Wailing Women on the Tanagra Larnakes, Ancient Studies Colloquium IU Bloomington 2008.* Mycenaean Sailors, Traders, and Pirates: Introducing the North Euboean Gulf Archaeological Project, AIA Central Indiana Society 2007.* Mycenaean East Lokris: Backwater or Mainstream? Department of Classical Studies, Indiana University, Bloomington 2006.* Sherds, Soils, and Settlements: Site Distribution Patterns in Late Bronze Age East Lokris, Kelsey Museum, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Mycenaean East Lokris, AIA Annual Meeting Bronze Age Mitrou in East Lokris, Greece, AIA Annual Meeting 2000.* 2000 CHELP Field Report: Mitrou, AIA Fingerlakes Chapter Book Reviews B.F. Steinmann, Die Waffengräber der Ägäischen Bronzezeit. Waffenbeigaben, soziale Selbstdarstellung und Adelsethos in der minoisch-mykenischen Kultur, Wiesbaden 2012 (Bryn Mawr Classical Review [BMCR] ) J.M.A. Murphy (ed.), Prehistoric Crete: Regional and Diachronic Studies on Mortuary Systems, Philadelphia (INSTAP Academic Press) 2011 (BMCR ) C.W. Shelmerdine (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to the Aegean Bronze Age, Cambridge 2008 (Ancient History Bulletin 23, 2011, ) D. Danielidou, Ανασκαφες Μυκηνων ΙΙ: Το Εργαστηριο των Μυκηνων (Βιβλιοθηκη Της Εν Αθηναις Αρχαιολογικης Εταιρειας 258), Athens 2008 (AJA 115.1, Jan 2011) K. Kilian ( ), Die handgemachte geglättete Keramik mykenischer Zeitstellung, bearbeitet von Tobias Mühlenbruch, Tiryns XV, Wiesbaden 2007 (BMCR ) G. Walberg, Midea. The Megaron Complex and Shrine Area. Excavations on the Lower Terraces Prehistory Monographs 20, 2007 (BMCR ) D. Evely (ed.), Lefkandi IV: The Bronze Age. The Late Helladic IIIC Settlement at Xeropolis. BSA Suppl. 39, 2006 (BMCR ) 3

4 Archaeological Field Experience 2006-present North Euboean Gulf Archaeological Project (NEGAP) Mitrou Archaeological Project (MAP), Greece. Directed by Aleydis van de Moortel, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and Eleni Zachou, 14 th Ephorate for Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities. Ceramicist for the Late Helladic pottery 2005 Supervisor of Pottery Analysis in Jeremy Rutter s absence Cornell Halai and East Lokris Project (CHELP), Greece. Directed by John Coleman, Cornell University Ceramicist and Supervisor of the Mitrou study 2001 Acting Project Director in John Coleman s absence 1999 Trench supervisor 2000 Horace s Villa, Licenza, Italy. Directed by Bernard Frischer, UCLA. Trench supervisor Fellowships, Grants, and Awards , Edward A. Schrader Endowment for Classical Archaeology at IU: Faculty Summer Fellowship to Greece, NEGAP (total $52,000) 2009, 2011, 2013 Trustees Teaching Award, Indiana University 2009, 2013 Overseas Conference Grant, Indiana University 2010 Summer Instructional Development Fellowship, IU: for developing capstone seminar 2007 Summer Faculty Fellowship, Indiana University Visiting Fellowship: Department of Archaeology, Leiden University, The Netherlands, working with John Bintliff 2001 Visiting Student Associate Member: American School of Classical Studies at Athens 1999, 2001 Townsend Travel Grant, Cornell University Dept. of Classics 1999, 2000 Hirsch Scholarship, Cornell University Dept. of Classics Prince Bernard Foundation, The Hague, The Netherlands: Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary Courses Taught at Indiana University ( ) Introductory: Classical Art and Archaeology (large lecture course; 10x) Intermediate undergraduate: The Golden Age of Athens (2x) Advanced undergraduate and graduate (all with Honors sections; * = offered as intensive writing seminar): *Gender in the Prehistoric Aegean (3x) *Mycenaean Palaces (1x) Art and Archaeology of the Aegean (4x) Art and Archaeology of Greece (4x) Topography and Monuments of Athens (4x) 4

5 Capstone seminar: Piracy in the Ancient World (1x) Courses Taught at the University of Michigan ( ) Introductory: Introduction to Greek Archaeology (large lecture course; 1x) Advanced undergraduate: Archaic Greek Art (1x) Gender and Age in the Prehistoric Aegean (1x) Advanced undergraduate and graduate: Aegean Art and Archaeology (1x) Courses Taught at Cornell University ( ) Introductory: Beginning Latin (2x) Intensive Latin (1x) Interpretation in Archaeology (Freshman Writing Seminar; 1x) Teaching Activities outside the Classroom PhD dissertations: 2013 Michael Holstead, Homeric Arming Rituals: A Study of Oral Composition and Ritual Dynamics (reader) MA theses: 2015 Angela Ratigan, In (Virtual) Situ: A Digital Reconstruction of the Petsas House (reader) Honors theses: 2013 Angela Ratigan, Performing Manhood in Minoan Crete (jointly directed with Julie Van Voorhis, Art History). Thesis won the 2013 Provost s Award for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity in the Humanities, a prestigious award recognizing outstanding achievement in research and creative activity and celebrating the role of the faculty mentor in the research process Bri Emge, A Careful Description of Ladies of Akrotiri (directed) 2012 Jennifer Boyd, Roman Copies of Greek Statues: the Laocoon (reader) 2010 Jay Goldrick, Town Planning of the Ancient Greek Colony of Massalia (Marseilles) (directed) McNair research projects directed: 2012 Angela Ratigan, Postpalatial Masculinity: An Examination of Minoan-Mycenaean Gender Differences 2008 Nikki Pareja, Female Rites of Passage in Minoan Society 2007 Nikki Pareja, Egyptian and Minoan Monkey Depictions Independent studies supervised: 2015 The Archaeology of Religion (Cailey Mullins) 2007 Ancient Greek Pottery: Prehistoric through Hellenistic (Erika Kvam) 5

6 Student distinctions: 2015 Cailey Mullins, Prehistoric Gold: Obsidian Procurement, Use, and Meaning in Prehistoric Aegean and Hopewell Cultures, Hutton Honors Research Symposium, IU 2014 Angela Ratigan, Performing Manhood in Minoan Crete: An Analysis of Androcentric Material Culture, AIA Annual Meeting 2013 Angela Ratigan, Provost s Award for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity in the Humanities 2009 Mariah Coley, Home Sweet Home: An Examination of the Location of Athena s Temple on the fifth Century Acropolis, Hutton Honors College Symposium, IU 2008 Mariah Coley, Palmer-Brandon Prize in the Humanities, IU (prestigious award given yearly to two students in the top one percent of undergraduates in their fields in terms of academic achievement, intellectual ability and demonstrated commitment to the humanities) Service to the Department of Classical Studies Director of Undergraduate Studies Member of Undergraduate Committee Coordinator of C209 (Medical Terminology); includes mentoring of Graduate Instructors Member of Search Committee for Assistant Professor 2007, 2010, 2012 Member of MA Exam Committee 2010 Member of Language Proficiency Exam Committee Member of Salary Committee (elected) 2008 Member of PhD Translation Exam Committee 2008 Member of Graduate Admissions Committee 2008 Member of Search Committee for two Visiting Assistant Professors 2008 Participated in Ancient Studies Job Search workshop 2006, 2008 Presented Graduate Proseminar session on Material Culture Service to the Profession American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Managing Committee member, IU representative Interim president of the Central Indiana Chapter of the AIA, during sabbatical leave of Rebecca Schindler 2013, 2014 Speaker at Undergraduate Anthropology Association s How to Find a Field School event (IU) Referee for A. Martin and D. Soren, Art and Archaeology of Ancient Rome: A Beginner s Guide (textbook, Oxford University Press) American Research Center in Sofia, member of the Committee on Archaeological Fieldwork 2009 Referee for J. Bintliff, Introduction to the Archaeology of Greece (textbook, Wiley-Blackwell) Assisted with preparing applications for excavation permits and grant proposals for MAP Assisted with preparing applications for excavation permits and grant proposals for CHELP 6