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Anthony
Bulloch - Professor of Classics
email: abulloch@berkeley.edu
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Anthony
Bulloch is Professor of Classics in the Classics Dept. at UC Berkeley and Assistant Dean in the College of Letters and Science (Office of Undergraduate Advising). He was born and brought up in London, England. He studied
Classics at the university of Cambridge, England (B.A., M.A.,
Ph.D.) and was a student also at the British School at Rome and
the University of Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany. He taught in
the Faculty of Classics, Cambridge, where he was also Fellow and
Dean of King's College, before coming to UC Berkeley. Publications
include work in the fields of Greek Poetry, language, metrics,
religion and myth. He is currently working on two books, one on ancient
Greek Cults and Festivals and one on Greek Mythology (to be published by Thames and Hudson).
Marilyn Evans - Classical Archaeology
email:
jmarilynevans@berkeley.edu
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Marilyn Evans is a second year graduate student in Classical Archaeology here at Berkeley. A native of Newfoundland, Canada, Marilyn received her BA from the Memorial University of Newfoundland with a double major in Classics and Anthropology/Archaeology. In the spring of 2004, she began her MA in Classics at the University of Georgia, where she focused primarily on classical languages and archaeology of the Roman provinces. She completed her MA in 2007 with a thesis about cultural assimilation and cross-over in Roman Carthage. After teaching Latin and mythology at the University of Georgia for the subsequent year, Marilyn moved to Berkeley
as a graduate student in Classical Archaeology.
Marilyn has excavated at a palaeoeskimo site in Newfoundland, a neolithic occupation site in Halai, Greece (with Cornell), a Romano-British site in Silchester, England, and most recently at Mycenae, under the direction of Dr. Kim Shelton at UC Berkeley.
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- Darcy Krasne is a seventh-year graduate student in the Classics Department. Born and raised in Los Angeles, she then lived in England for four years while pursuing her undergraduate degree at the University of Oxford. Her primary interests in the field of Classics are mythology and Latin poetry, while on the non-academic side of things she's a big fan of science fiction and fantasy. She also spends a lot of her time singing, both on campus and elsewhere in the Bay Area.
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