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  1. Hannestad, Lise

    Economic history (Trade in Ancient Greece), Greek archaeology (Greek iconography, Greek Pottery, Hellenistic sculpture, Material culture and identity), Peripheral regions (Black Sea archaeology, The Etruscans, The Near East in the Hellenistic period), Roman archaeology (Food and Drink in the Roman World), Town and country

    • Hastrup, Helene Blinkenberg

      Greco-Roman Antiquity, Cultural history, Cultural history, Greek archaeology, Reception of Antiquity

      • Hermankova, Petra

        Economic history, Greek archaeology, Historical method and research techniques, Peripheral regions, Roman archaeology, Survey archaeology

        • Højte, Jakob Munk

          Greek archaeology, Peripheral regions, Roman archaeology

          • Kristensen, Troels Myrup

            Greco-Roman Antiquity, Archaeology of Late Antiquity (Asia Minor, Egypt, Near East), Graeco-Roman religions, Greek archaeology, Religion and society (iconoclasm, pilgrimage, religious violence), Roman archaeology (Roman sculpture, Social identity, Visual culture)

            • Nørskov, Vinnie

              Greek archaeology, Museum communication, Museums (history, layout, architecture, functions), Reception of Antiquity

              • Poulsen, Birte

                Archaeology of Late Antiquity (architecture, cultural exchange, cultural identity, glass, inscriptions, mosaics), Greek archaeology (Hellenistic architecture, Hellenistic mosaics, Hellenistic sculpture), Roman archaeology (Roman architecture, Roman glass, Roman pottery)

                • Raja, Rubina

                  Archaeological data analysis, Cultural forms of expression, Equality, Gender, Graeco-Roman religions, Historiography, Material culture, Research policy, Town and country, Urban history