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2. Politicizing the Amazons: Discerning Ancient Greek Identity and Otherness in Fifth-Century BCE Literature and Art

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Open Access
Author:
Bisbing, Hannah
Title:
Politicizing the Amazons: Discerning Ancient Greek Identity and Otherness in Fifth-Century BCE Literature and Art
Area of Honors:
Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies
Keywords:
Amazons
Ancient Greece
Greeks
Persians
Persian Wars
Centaurs
Parthenon
Stoa Poikile
Athenian Treasury at Delphi
women
Others
Herodotus
Diodorus Siculus
myth
hero
heroes
History
politics
culture
identity
architecture
metopes
Wonder Woman
Scythians
polis
Amazonomachy
barbarian
barbarians
barbaric
Athens
citizenship
citizens
patriarchy
matriarchy
feminism
feminist
Heracles
Theseus
warriors
female warriors
binary
autochthony
civilized
Themiscyra
File:
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Thesis Supervisors:
Anna Irene Peterson, Thesis Supervisor
Mary Lou Zimmerman Munn, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. Hellenic Armies: An Analysis of the Organization and Tactics from Classical Sparta to Alexander the Great

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Open Access
Author:
De Bonis, Dante
Title:
Hellenic Armies: An Analysis of the Organization and Tactics from Classical Sparta to Alexander the Great
Area of Honors:
Interdisciplinary in Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies and History
Keywords:
Hoplite
Phalangite
Sacrifice
Epaminondas
Philip II of Macedon
Alexander the Great
Religion
Logistics
Supply
Strategy
Tactics
War
Warfare
Phalanx
Equipment
Greece
Macedonia
Sparta
Athens
Thebes
File:
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Thesis Supervisors:
Mark Munn, Thesis Supervisor
Cathleen Denise Cahill, Thesis Honors Advisor
Erin Mc Kenna Hanses, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. An Archaeological Analysis of early Christianity along Paul’s Second Missionary Journey in Greece and Anatolia

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Open Access
Author:
Gallo, Leah
Title:
An Archaeological Analysis of early Christianity along Paul’s Second Missionary Journey in Greece and Anatolia
Area of Honors:
Anthropology
Keywords:
Early Christianity
Archaeology
Greece
Anatolia
Paul
Athens
Corinth
Macedonia
Relics
Lamps
Graves
Tombs
Paintings
Late Roman
Roman Empire
Epigraphs
Tombstones
Christian burials
Christian Symbols
Constantine
Hellenism
Catalogues
Judaism
Christian archaeology
Inscriptions
Amulets
Pottery
Thessaloniki
Philippi
Colossae
File:
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Thesis Supervisors:
Mark Munn, Thesis Supervisor
Erin Mc Kenna Hanses, Thesis Honors Advisor
Kenneth Gale Hirth, Thesis Supervisor
Rebecca Bird, Thesis Honors Advisor