Gods, Myth, and Metamorphosis: Unveiling Roman Society in Ovid's Metamorphoses

Behind the Court

The social economy of monetary prizes in ancient Greek athletics and the transition from amateurism to professionalism

Queering the Classics

Four Samples of Tragic Epic

An analysis of Sallust's writing subject and style

Troubles in Translation

Nobody: Homeric Constructions of Odysseus as Liar and Truth-Teller

The exiles of 39: The emperors' sisters and early imperial politics

The Knight And The Legionnaire: Heavy Armor In Use A Millennium apart

Hapate: A Stenographer in Ancient Rome

A Flute Player in Ancient Rome

Literary and Visual Depictions of the Egyptian Goddess Isis in the Hellenistic and Roman Imperial Periods

The Parthenon through Time: Cost and Value

Ovid's Ars Amatoria: Female Instruction and Construction in Augustan Rome

The Ballad of Hesiod: Putting the Author into the Myth

Killing Two Birds with One Stone: An Egg-Sighting Study of Ancient and Modern Ornithological Knowledge as Told Through the Birds Featured in Ovid’s Metamorphoses

Tyche: A Roman Prostitute

Caesia: a Nanny in Ancient Rome

Classifying Pottery Fragments by Decorative Technique Using a Convolutional Neural Network

A Marble of Ancient Construction: How much did it cost to build the Parthenon?

Ovid’s Ars Amatoria through the Lens of Modern Psychology: The Static Culture of Sexually Objectifying Women

Weaving in Mythology: Portrayals of Women’s Agency and Character in Greek and Roman Literature

Investigating the Mitigation of Lead Contamination and Its Consequences in Roman Pipes Using Experimental Models

Exploring sources of heavy metals in a 19th-century privy in the Oliver residence in Albany, New York