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Education |
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PhD (ABD. Defending May, 2008) Classical Art and Archaeology, Department
of Art History 2000-present Dissertation: “The
Organization of Pompeii’s System of Traffic: An Analysis of the Evidence and
its Impact on the Infrastructure, Economy and Urbanism of the Dissertation
Supervisors: John Dobbins, Malcolm Bell, Bernie Frischer,
and Tyler Jo Smith Master
of Art History Master’s
thesis Title: “Romans on the Right:
The Art and Archaeology of Traffic” Supervisors: John Dobbins and Tyler Jo Smith Master
of Social Science Master’s
thesis Title: “Narrowing Stones and
the Traffic System in
Supervisors: Michael Dietler
and Ingrid Rowland Bachelor of History and French Language Minors in Anthropology and Philosophy |
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areas of interest |
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Greek
and Roman Archaeology; Roman Urbanism and Architectural History; Ancient
Economics; Technology and Archaeology; Archaeological Theory and Method; Art
Historical Theory; Roman Social History. |
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publications |
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Peer Reviewed: Ellis, S., T. Gregory,
E. Poehler and K. Cole, 2008 (forthcoming). “A New Method for Studying
Architecture and Integrating Legacy Data: A case study from Poehler,
Eric E. and S. Evans, 2007 (forthcoming). “Towards a Digital Architectural
Model of VIII.7.1-15 and the Porta Stabia.” Rivista di Studi Pompeiani. Poehler, Eric E., 2006.
“The Circulation of Traffic in Non Peer Reviewed: Cole, K., M. Flohr,
and Poehler, Eric E. and
K. Cole, 2008 (forthcoming). “Practical Matters: Infrastructure and the
design of the Post-Earthquake Forum at Poehler, Eric E., 2004.
“Traffic Jams.” Current World Archaeology. Number
4: 46-49. Poehler, Eric E., 2003.
“Romans on the Right: The Art and Archaeology of Traffic.” Athanor. Volume 21: 7-15. Poehler, Eric E., 1999.
“Some Organizations and Resources Related to Archaeology and Cultural
Heritage Issues.” In Messenger, P. M. (ed.), The Ethics of Collecting
Cultural Property: Whose Culture? Whose
Property? 2nd Edition. |
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Presentations and invited lectures |
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“Activating the Map:
Movement as Variable in Spatial Analysis,” Theoretical Archaeology Group, “ “Practical Matters: Infrastructure, Ornamentation, and Connective
Architecture around the Forum at “Pompeian Archaeology: New Methodologies, New Results, New Questions,”
invited lecture, “Traffic and the Infrastructure of Pompeii,” “Spatial Order and Social Control: Traffic in “A Reexamination of
Traffic in “A Diachronic Perspective on Directionality: Detour and the Pattern of
Pompeian Traffic,” Archaeological “Romans on the Right:
The Art and Archaeology of Traffic,” “Romans on the Right:
The Art and Archaeology of Traffic,” “The Directionality of
Pompeii’s Urban Streets,” Archaeological Institute of |
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TEACHING, Professional & research experience |
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Spring 2008 “GIS
for Social Sciences”, Lecturer, Graduate Course. Department of Sociology, Fall 2007 “Archaeology
and GIS”, Lecturer, Graduate / Undergraduate Course. Department of
Anthropology, Fall,
2003 “Introduction to Art History I” Teaching Assistant, Undergraduate
Course. Spring, 2003
“Introduction to Art History II” Teaching Assistant, Undergraduate Course. 2003 –
1999 “Archaeological Surveying”,
Instructor, Anglo-American Project in |
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Awards, Grants and fellowships |
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Carl H. and McIntire Department of Art Travel Award
(2006). Dorot Foundation Travel
Grant (2001, 2002-2006). Robert J. Husky Travel Fellowship (2002). W. M. Huneke &
G. Kaesar Fellowship (2002). Presidential Fellowship for Classical
Archaeology (2001-2002). McIntire Department of Art Travel Award (2001). BSU Outstanding Student of the Year Award
(1997). BSU Harrold T. Hagg Outstanding History Student Award (1997). BSU Pro
Lingua Award in French (1995). Rick Maynard Scholarship (1994 –1995). |
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ReferEnces |
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John J. Dobbins
Timothy E. Gregory McIntire Department of
Art Department of History 318 Fayerweather
Hall
Damian J. Robinson
Steven J.R. Ellis OX1 2PG |
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