andrea m. berlin

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BERLIN CV 1
ANDREA
 M.
 BERLIN

James
 R.
 Wiseman
 Chair
 in
 Classical
 Archaeology

Department
 of
 Archaeology

675
 Commonwealth
 Avenue

Boston
 University

Boston,
 MA
 02215

[email protected]

EDUCATION

1976
 A.B.
 with
 honors,
 University
 of
 Michigan,
 College
 of
 Literature,
 Science,
 and
 the
 Arts.

 Double

Major:
 Classical
 Studies
 and
 Near
 Eastern
 Studies.

1979
 A.M.,
 University
 of
 Chicago,
 Oriental
 Institute.

 Major
 area:
 Syro-­‐Palestinian
 Archaeology;

Minor
 area:
 Hittite
 Studies.
 Thesis:
 Cyprus
 and
 the
 Levant
 in
 the
 mid-­‐2nd
 millennium
 B.C.E.

1988
 Ph.D.,
 University
 of
 Michigan,
 Interdepartmental
 Program
 in
 Classical
 Art
 and
 Archaeology.

Dissertation:
 The
 Hellenistic
 and
 Early
 Roman
 Common-­‐ware
 Pottery
 from
 Tel
 Anafa.
 Advisor:

Professor
 Sharon
 C.
 Herbert.

ACADEMIC
 APPOINTMENTS

1985
 Instructor,
 Yoqneam
 Regional
 Archaeological
 Project,
 Hebrew
 University,
 Jerusalem.

1988
 Lecturer,
 Department
 of
 Art,
 George
 Washington
 University,
 Washington
 D.C.

1989
 Visiting
 Assistant
 Professor,
 McIntyre
 Department
 of
 Art,
 University
 of
 Virginia,

Charlottesville
 VA.

1990
 Visiting
 Assistant
 Professor,
 Department
 of
 Classics,
 University
 of
 Maryland-­‐College
 Park.

1994
 –
 95

 Adjunct
 Assistant
 Professor,
 Department
 of
 Classics,
 Georgetown
 University,

  Washington
 D.C.

1997–2000

 Assistant
 Professor,
 Department
 of
 Classical
 and
 Near
 Eastern
 Studies,
 University
 of

Minnesota,
 Minneapolis
 MN.

2000–2004

 Associate
 Professor,
 Department
 of
 Classical
 and
 Near
 Eastern
 Studies,
 University
 of

Minnesota,
 Minneapolis
 MN.

2004–2010

 Morse-­‐Alumni
 Distinguished
 Teaching
 Professor
 of
 Archaeology,
 Department
 of

Classical
 and
 Near
 Eastern
 Studies,
 University
 of
 Minnesota,
 Minneapolis
 MN.

2010-­‐present

 James
 R.
 Wiseman
 Chair
 in
 Classical
 Archaeology,
 Department
 of
 Archaeology,

Boston
 University,
 Boston
 MA.
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OTHER
 PROFESSIONAL
 EMPLOYMENT

1978
 Staff
 Archaeologist,
 FAI-­‐270
 Project,
 Mississippi
 River
 Valley,
 University
 of
 Illinois,
 Urbana-­‐
Champaign
 IL.

1979–80

 Staff
 Archaeologist,
 United
 States
 Department
 of
 Energy,
 and
 Director,
 Argonne

National
 Laboratory
 Site
 Survey,
 Chicago
 IL.

1988–89
 Senior
 Archaeologist
 and
 Director,
 Dulles
 Airport
 Archaeological
 Excavation
 and
 Survey

Project,
 Engineering-­‐Science,
 Inc.,
 Washington
 D.C.

PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS

Excavations
 at
 Tel
 Anafa,
 vol.
 II,
 i.

 The
 Persian,
 Hellenistic,
 and
 Roman
 Plain
 Wares.
 Journal
 of
 Roman

Archaeology
 supplementary
 series
 vol.
 10.2.
 Portsmouth
 RI:
 1997.
 244
 pp
 +
 94
 figures
 and
 plates.

Reviews:

 Susan
 Downey,
 American
 Journal
 of
 Archaeology
 102
 (1998),
 pp.
 444-­‐445;
 Susan

Rotroff,
 Bryn
 Mawr
 Classical
 Review
 99.2.14
 (February
 1999);
 Barbara
 Burrell,
 Bulletin
 of
 the

American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 315
 (1999),
 pp.
 88-­‐90.

The
 First
 Jewish
 Revolt:
 Archaeology,
 History,
 and
 Ideology.
 Co-­‐edited
 with
 J.
 Andrew
 Overman.

Routledge,
 London:
 2002.
 258
 pp.
 +
 26
 figures.

Reviews:
 Steve
 Mason,
 Journal
 of
 Jewish
 Studies
 54
 (2003),
 pp.
 159-­‐62;
 Miriam
 Ben-­‐Zeev,

Classical
 Review
 54.1
 (2004),
 pp.
 182-­‐83.

Excavations
 at
 Coptos
 (Qift)
 (1988-­‐1992).
 Co-­‐authored
 with
 Sharon
 C.
 Herbert.
 Journal
 of
 Roman

Archaeology
 Supplementary
 Series
 53:
 2003.
 Portsmouth
 RI.
 231
 pp.
 +
 114
 figures.

Gamla.
 Final
 Reports,
 vol.
 I.
 The
 Pottery
 of
 the
 Second
 Temple
 Period.
 Israel
 Antiquities
 Authority

Reports
 no.
 29
 (2006).
 Israel
 Antiquities
 Authority,
 Jerusalem.

Reviews:
 David
 Stacey,
 Palestine
 Exploration
 Quarterly
 139
 (2007),
 pp.
 129-­‐30;
 Susan

Rotroff,
 Bulletin
 of
 the
 American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 352
 (2008),
 pp.
 103-­‐5.

Tel
 Anafa
 II,
 ii.
 Glass
 Vessels,
 Lamps,
 Objects
 of
 Metal,
 and
 Groundstone
 and
 Other
 Stone

Tools
 and
 Vessels.
 Co-­‐edited
 with
 Sharon
 C.
 Herbert.
 Kelsey
 Museum
 Fieldwork
 Series,
 Ann
 Arbor

MI:
 2012.

ARTICLES
 and
 CHAPTERS

1980-­‐1990

“Karanis
 in
 Perspective”
 (co-­‐authored
 with
 E.K.
 Gazda)
 and
 “The
 Rural
 Economy”
 in
 Karanis:
 An

Egyptian
 Town
 in
 Roman
 Times.

 E.K.
 Gazda,
 ed.

 Kelsey
 Museum
 of
 Archaeology,
 Ann
 Arbor:
 1984.

Pp.
 1-­‐7,
 8-­‐18.
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1990-­‐1995

“Pots
 and
 People:
 The
 Tel
 Anafa
 Common
 Wares,”
 American
 Journal
 of
 Archaeology
 94
 (1990),
 pp.

333-­‐34.

“Hellenistic
 and
 Roman
 Pottery,
 preliminary
 report,
 1990”
 in
 Caesarea
 Papers.

 R.
 L.
 Vann,
 ed.

Journal
 of
 Roman
 Archaeology
 supplementary
 series
 5
 (1992),
 pp.
 112-­‐28.

“Italian
 Cooking
 Vessels
 and
 Cuisine
 from
 Tel
 Anafa,”

 Israel
 Exploration
 Journal
 43
 (1993),
 pp.

35-­‐44.

1996-­‐2000

“From
 Monarchy
 to
 Markets:
 The
 Phoenicians
 in
 Hellenistic
 Palestine,”
 Bulletin
 of
 the
 American

Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 306
 (1997).
 Pp.
 75-­‐88.

“Between
 Large
 Forces:
 Palestine
 in
 the
 Hellenistic
 Period,”
 Biblical
 Archaeologist
 60.1
 (1997),
 pp.

2-­‐57.

“What’s
 for
 Dinner?

 The
 Answer
 is
 in
 the
 Pot,”
 Biblical
 Archaeology
 Review
 25.6
 (1999),
 pp.
 46-­‐55,

62.

 “The
 Archaeology
 of
 Ritual:
 The
 Sanctuary
 of
 Pan
 at
 Banias/Caesarea
 Philippi,”
 Bulletin
 of
 the

American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 315
 (1999),
 pp.
 27-­‐46.

“Studies
 in
 Hellenistic
 Ilion:
 The
 Lower
 City.

 Stratified
 Assemblages
 and
 Chronology,”
 Studia
 Troica

9
 (1999),
 pp.
 73-­‐157.

“The
 Pottery
 from
 the
 North
 and
 Northwest
 Areas”
 in
 Ancient
 Naukratis:
 Excavations
 of
 a
 Greek

Emporium
 in
 Egypt.

 Part
 1.
 The
 Excavations
 in
 the
 South
 Mound
 at
 Kom
 Ge'if.

 Albert
 Leonard,
 Jr.,
 ed.

Annual
 of
 the
 American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 54
 (1999),
 pp.
 136-­‐285.

Review
 of
 Ancient
 Naukratis
 Part
 1,
 with
 attention
 to
 this
 chapter:
 Susan
 Rotroff,
 Bulletin
 of

the
 American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 318
 (2000).
 Pp.
 81-­‐84.

2000-­‐2005

“Tel
 Kedesh,
 1997-­‐1999.”
 Co-­‐authored
 with
 Sharon
 C.
 Herbert.
 Israel
 Exploration
 Journal
 50
 (2000),

pp.
 118-­‐123.

 “A
 Stamped
 Sigillata
 Bowl
 Base
 from
 Horvat
 ‘Eleq,”
 Appendix
 II
 in
 Ramat
 Hanadiv
 Excavations,
 by
 Y.

Hirschfeld.
 Israel
 Exploration
 Society,
 Jerusalem:
 2000.
 P.
 746.

 “Naukratis-­‐Kom
 Hadid:
 A
 Ceramic
 Typology
 for
 Hellenistic
 Lower
 Egypt,”
 in
 Ancient
 Naukratis:

Excavations
 of
 a
 Greek
 Emporium
 in
 Egypt.

 Part
 2.
 The
 Excavations
 at
 Kom
 Hadid,
 Albert
 Leonard,
 Jr.,

ed.

 Annual
 of
 the
 American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 55
 (2001),
 pp.
 26-­‐163.

Review
 of
 Ancient
 Naukratis
 Part
 2,
 with
 attention
 to
 this
 chapter:
 Susan
 Rotroff,
 Bulletin
 of

the
 American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 329
 (2003).
 Pp.
 92-­‐94.
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“Romanization
 and
 Anti-­‐Romanization
 in
 pre-­‐Revolt
 Galilee,”
 in
 The
 First
 Jewish
 Revolt:

Archaeology,
 History,
 and
 Ideology,
 Andrea
 Berlin
 and
 J.
 Andrew
 Overman,
 eds.
 (Routledge,

London:
 2002),
 pp.
 57-­‐73.

Review
 Article:
 “Business
 at
 the
 Bottom
 of
 the
 World.”
 Review
 of
 M.
 Fischer,
 M.
 Gichon,
 and
 O.
 Tal,

‘En
 Boqeq.
 Excavations
 in
 an
 Oasis
 on
 the
 Dead
 Sea.
 Vol.
 II.
 The
 Officina.
 An
 Early
 Roman
 Building
 on

the
 Dead
 Sea
 Shore
 (von
 Zabern,
 Mainz
 2000),
 Journal
 of
 Roman
 Archaeology
 15
 (2002).
 Pp.
 646-­‐
650.

“Coptos:
 Architecture
 and
 Assemblages
 in
 the
 Sacred
 Temenos
 from
 Nectanebo
 to
 Justinian.”
 Co-­‐
authored
 with
 Sharon
 C.
 Herbert.
 Topoi
 Suppl.
 3
 (2002),
 pp.
 73-­‐115.

 “Power
 and
 Its
 Afterlife:
 Tombs
 in
 Hellenistic
 Palestine.”
 Near
 Eastern
 Archaeology
 65.2
 (2002),

pp.
 138-­‐48.

 “Ilion
 Before
 Alexander:
 A
 Ritual
 Deposit
 of
 the
 Fourth
 Century
 B.C.,”
 Studia
 Troica
 12
 (2002),
 pp.

131-­‐65.

“Going
 Greek:
 Atticizing
 Pottery
 in
 an
 Achaemenid
 World.”
 Co-­‐authored
 with
 Kathleen
 Lynch.

Studia
 Troica
 12
 (2002),
 pp.
 167-­‐78.

“Ptolemaic
 Agriculture,
 ‘Syrian
 Wheat,’
 and
 Triticum
 aestivum.”
 Co-­‐authored
 with
 Terry
 Ball,

Robert
 Thompson,
 and
 Sharon
 C.
 Herbert.
 Journal
 of
 Archaeological
 Science
 30.1
 (2002),
 pp.
 115-­‐
21.

“Notes
 on
 Black
 Slipped
 Table
 Wares
 from
 Busayra,”
 in
 Busayra:
 Excavations
 by
 Crystal
 M.

Bennett
 1971-­‐1980,
 by
 Piotr
 Bienkowski.
 British
 Academy
 Monographs
 in
 Archaeology
 No.
 13.

Oxford:
 Oxford
 University
 Press:
 2002.
 Pp.
 344-­‐48.

“The
 Hellenistic
 Period”
 in
 Near
 Eastern
 Archaeology.
 A
 Reader.
 S.
 Richard,
 ed.
 Eisenbrauns,
 Winona

Lake:
 2003.
 Pp.
 418-­‐33.

“A
 New
 Administrative
 Center
 for
 Persian
 and
 Hellenistic
 Galilee:
 Preliminary
 Report
 of
 the

University
 of

 Michigan/University
 of
 Minnesota
 Excavations
 at
 Tel
 Kedesh.”
 Co-­‐authored
 with

Sharon
 C.
 Herbert,
 Bulletin
 of
 the
 American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 329
 (2003),
 pp.
 13-­‐59.

 “Where
 was
 Herod’s
 Temple
 to
 Augustus?
 Banias
 is
 still
 the
 best
 candidate,”
 Biblical
 Archaeology

Review
 29.5
 (2003),
 pp.
 22-­‐24.

“The
 Persian,
 Hellenistic,
 and
 Roman
 Periods
 —
 Sixth
 Century
 B.C.E.
 through
 the
 Fourth
 Century

C.E.,”
 One
 Hundred
 Years
 of
 American
 Archaeology
 in
 the
 Levant:
 Proceedings
 of
 the
 American

Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 Centennial
 Celebration,
 Washington,
 DC,
 April
 2000,
 D.
 Clark
 and
 V.

Matthews,
 eds.
 American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research,
 Atlanta:
 2003.
 Pp.
 289-­‐95.

“Life
 and
 Death
 on
 the
 Israeli-­‐Lebanese
 Border
 (in
 140
 B.C.E.):
 Excavating
 Tel
 Kedesh.”
 Co-­‐
authored
 with
 Sharon
 C.
 Herbert.
 Biblical
 Archaeology
 Review
 31.5
 (2005),
 pp.
 35-­‐43.

 “Pottery
 and
 Pottery
 Production
 in
 the
 Second
 Temple
 Period,”
 Excavations
 on
 the
 Site
 of
 the

Jerusalem
 International
 Convention
 Center
 (Binyanei
 Ha’Uma).
 The
 Pottery
 and
 Other
 Small
 Finds.
BERLIN CV 5
B.
 Arubas
 and
 H.
 Goldfus,
 eds.
 Journal
 of
 Roman
 Archaeology
 supplementary
 series
 60
 (2005).

Pp.
 29-­‐60.

“The
 Pottery
 from
 the
 Excavations
 at
 St.
 George’s
 Hill.”
 Co-­‐authored
 with
 Jeffery
 Pilacinski.

Report
 of
 the
 Department
 of
 Antiquities
 of
 Cyprus
 2003
 (2005),
 pp.
 201-­‐237.

“Ceramic
 Observations,
 Hellenistic
 to
 Late
 Roman,”
 appendix
 to
 “The
 Pylos
 Regional

Archaeological
 Project.
 Part
 VII:
 Historical
 Messenia,
 Geometric
 to
 Late
 Roman,”
 Susan
 E.
 Alcock

et
 al.
 Hesperia
 74
 (2005),
 pp.
 194-­‐204.

“Jewish
 Life
 Before
 the
 Revolt:
 The
 Archaeological
 Evidence,”
 Journal
 for
 the
 Study
 of
 Judaism

36.4
 (2005),
 pp.
 417-­‐70.

2006-­‐2010

“Monumental
 Tombs:
 From
 Maussolos
 to
 the
 Maccabbees,”
 co-­‐authored
 with
 Geoffrey
 Waywell.

Biblical
 Archaeology
 Review
 33.3
 (2007),
 pp.
 54-­‐65.

“Khirbet
 el-­‐Hawarit:
 A
 Ceramic
 Workshop
 on
 the
 Mt.
 Hermon
 Slopes.”
 Co-­‐authored
 with
 Moshe

Hartal
 and
 Nicholas
 Hudson.
 ‘Atiqot
 59
 (2008),
 pp.
 131-­‐55.

2011-­‐2015

"The
 Sanctuary
 at
 Mizpe
 Yammim:
 Phoenician
 Cult
 and
 Territory
 in
 the
 Upper
 Galilee
 during
 the

Persian
 Period,"
 with
 Rafael
 Frankel.
 Bulletin
 of
 the
 American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 366

(2012),
 pp.
 25-­‐78.

“Identity
 Politics
 in
 Early
 Roman
 Galilee,”
 The
 Jewish
 Revolt
 Against
 Rome:
 Interdisciplinary

Perspectives.
 Supplements
 to
 the
 Journal
 for
 the
 Study
 of
 Judaism
 vol.
 154.
 M.
 Popović,
 ed.
 Brill,

Leiden:
 2012.
 Pp.
 69-­‐106.

“The
 Pottery
 of
 Strata
 8
 –
 7
 (The
 Hellenistic
 Period),”
 in
 Excavations
 in
 the
 City
 of
 David
 1978-­‐
1985
 Directed
 by
 Yigal
 Shiloh.
 Vol.
 VIIB.
 Area
 E:
 The
 Finds.
 A.
 de
 Groot
 and
 H.
 Bernick-­‐Greenberg,

eds.
 Qedem
 54.
 Hebrew
 University,
 Jerusalem:
 2012.
 Pp.
 5-­‐29.

“Fluted
 and
 Floral
 Bowls,”
 “Grooved
 Rim
 Bowls,”
 “Linear-­‐Cut
 Bowls,”
 and
 “Ribbed
 Bowls,”
 in
 Tel

Anafa
 II,
 ii.
 Glass
 Vessels,
 Lamps,
 Objects
 of
 Metal,
 and
 Groundstone
 and
 Other
 Stone
 Tools
 and

Vessels.
 Co-­‐edited
 with
 Sharon
 C.
 Herbert.
 Kelsey
 Museum
 Fieldwork
 Series,
 Ann
 Arbor
 MI:
 2012.

Pp.
 24-­‐29,
 54-­‐61.

"Excavating
 Tel
 Kedesh:
 The
 Story
 of
 a
 Site
 and
 a
 Project."
 Co-­‐authored
 with
 Sharon
 C.
 Herbert.

Archaeology
 65.3
 (2012),
 pp.
 24-­‐29.

“Artifacts
 and
 Applications:
 Computational
 Thinking
 for
 Archaeologists,”
 Center
 for
 the

Study
 of
 Architecture
 Newsletter
 XXV.2
 (2012):
 http://csanet.org/newsletter/fall12/nlf1201.html

 “Manifest
 Identity:
 from
 Ioudaios
 to
 Jew.
 Household
 Judaism
 as
 anti-­‐Hellenization
 in
 the
 late

Hasmonean
 era,”
 Between
 Cooperation
 and
 Hostility:
 Multiple
 Identities
 in
 Ancient
 Judaism
 and

the
 Interaction
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Supplements.
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BERLIN CV 6

“Something
 old,
 something
 new:
 Native
 cultures
 under
 Ptolemaic
 rule,”
 Networks
 in
 the

Hellenistic
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Archaeopress,
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“Tel
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 Co-­‐authored
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 C.
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“Dining
 In
 State:
 The
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 Wares
 from
 the
 Persian-­‐Hellenistic
 Administrative
 Building
 at

Kedesh,”
 Pottery,
 Peoples,
 and
 Places.
 Study
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 Interpretation
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 Hellenistic
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 P.

Guldager
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“Household
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CE.
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2014.
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“Herod
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“The
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 Center
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http://csanet.org/newsletter/winter14/nlw1401.html

“A
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“Herod,
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Review
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the
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“Kedesh
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 In
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–
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Strange,
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“Hellenistic
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629-­‐671.

“Crazy
 About
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 In
 40
 Futures.
 Experts
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 What’s
 Next
 For
 Biblical
 Archaeology,

Biblical
 Archaeology
 Society,
 Washington
 D.C.:
 2015,
 pp.
 40-­‐41.

ARTICLES
 and
 CHAPTERS
 ACCEPTED/IN
 PRESS

“The
 Persian,
 Hellenistic,
 and
 Roman
 Pottery”
 in
 Paneion
 I:
 Final
 Report
 on
 the
 Excavations
 of
 the

Sanctuary
 of
 Pan
 at
 Banias-­‐Caesarea
 Philippi.
 Forthcoming
 in
 ‘Atiqot.
 Monographs
 of
 the
 Israel

Antiquities
 Authority.
BERLIN CV 7
“The
 Pottery
 of
 Strata
 8
 –
 5”
 in
 Excavations
 in
 the
 City
 of
 David
 Directed
 by
 Yigal
 Shiloh,
 Area
 G.
 J.

Cahill
 and
 D.
 Tarler,
 eds.
 Forthcoming
 from
 the
 Israel
 Exploration
 Society,
 Jerusalem.

 “Appendix,”
 in
 The
 Agora
 of
 Ilion,
 by
 William
 Aylward.
 Studia
 Troica
 Supplementary
 series.
 von

Zabern:
 Mainz
 (expected
 publication
 2016).

“The
 Hellenistic
 and
 Early
 Roman
 Pottery
 from
 the
 Hospitaller
 Compound
 and
 Courthouse
 Site,”

in
 Ten
 Years
 of
 Excavations
 At
 ‘Akko,
 E.
 Stern
 and
 M.
 Hartal,
 eds.
 Forthcoming
 from
 the
 Israel

Antiquities
 Authority,
 Jerusalem
 (expected
 publication
 spring
 2014).
 Co-­‐authored
 with
 Peter
 J.

Stone.

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and
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Susan
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Yizar
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Michael
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1997)
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Humanities
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[1998])
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Jebel
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 Clarke,
 P.
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Connor,
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Yizar
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Rachel
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 Yadin
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Pottery
 of
 Masada
 (Jerusalem:
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 2006)
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133
 (2008),
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The
 Hellenistic
 Paintings
 of
 Marisa,
 by
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 M.
 Jacobson
 [and
 facsimile
 reprint
 of]
 Painted
 Tombs

in
 the
 Necropolis
 of
 Marissa
 (Marêshah),
 by
 John
 P.
 Peters
 and
 Hermann
 Thiersch
 (Palestine

Exploration
 Fund
 Annual,
 Volume
 7
 (Leeds:
 Maney
 Publishing,
 2007)
 in
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 of
 the
 American

Schools
 of
 Oriental
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 354
 (2009),
 pp.
 91-­‐93.

The
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 of
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 Ethnicity,
 Class
 and
 the
 “Other”
 in
 Antiquity:
 Studies
 in

Honor
 of
 Eric
 M.
 Meyers,
 edited
 by
 Douglas
 R.
 Edwards
 and
 C.
 Thomas
 McCollough.
 Annual
 of
 the

American
 Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research,
 Volume
 60/61
 (Boston:
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 Schools
 of
 Oriental

Research,
 2007),
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 of
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 of
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 354
 (2009),
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Ashkelon
 2:
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 Pottery
 of
 the
 Roman
 and
 Late
 Roman
 Periods,
 by
 Barbara
 L.
 Johnson.
 Final

Reports
 of
 the
 Leon
 Levy
 Expedition
 to
 Ashkelon,
 Vol.
 2
 (Eisenbrauns,
 Winona
 Lake
 IN:
 2008)
 in

Bulletin
 of
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 of
 Oriental
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 358
 (2010),
 pp.
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Shechem
 IV:
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 of
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 by
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 L.
 Lapp.
 American

Schools
 of
 Oriental
 Research
 Archaeological
 Reports,
 no.
 11
 (Boston:
 2008)
 in
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 of
 Oriental
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 359
 (2010),
 pp.
 91-­‐93.

Jebel
 Khalid
 on
 the
 Euphrates,
 volume
 3:
 the
 pottery,
 by
 Heather
 Jackson
 and
 John
 Tidmarsh.

Mediterranean
 archaeology
 supplement
 7
 (Sydney:
 Meditarch
 2011),
 in
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 Mawr
 Classical
 Review

2012.10.09:
 http://bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2012/2012-­‐10-­‐09.html.

The
 Roman
 Temple
 Complex
 at
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 Omrit:
 An
 Interim
 Report,
 edited
 by
 J.
 Andrew
 Overman
 and

Daniel
 N.
 Schowalter.
 BAR
 International
 Series
 2205
 (Oxford,
 Archaeopress:
 2011)
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 of
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American
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 369
 (2013),
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 an
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and
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 modern
 times.

WORKS
 IN
 PROGRESS

A.
 M.
 Berlin
 and
 S.
 C.
 Herbert,
 eds.
 Excavations
 at
 Tel
 Anafa.
 Final
 Reports.
 Vol.
 IV,
 including:
 “The

Wall
 Stucco,”
 by
 Benton
 Kidd
 and
 Robert
 Gordon,
 Jr.,
 "The
 Pre-­‐Hellenistic
 Pottery,"
 by
 Ann

Harrison
 and
 William
 Dever;
 "The
 Attic
 Pottery,"
 by
 Ann
 Harrison;
 "The
 Medieval
 Pottery,"
 by

Adrian
 Boas;
 "Beads
 and
 Pendants
 of
 Glass,
 Stone,
 Bone,
 and
 Shell,"
 by
 Katherine
 Larson;
 "Tools

for
 Textile
 Manufacture,"
 by
 Katherine
 Larson
 and
 Katie
 Erdman.

“The
 Persian
 and
 Hellenistic
 Period
 Pottery,”
 in
 Excavations
 at
 Hacimusalar
 Höyük,
 Ilknur
 Özgen

and
 Mark
 Garrison,
 eds.

WORKSHOPS
 AND
 CONFERENCES
 ORGANIZED

1997

 Processing
 Pottery
 in
 the
 Field:
 The
 First
 Step
 Toward
 Publication.

 Workshop
 at
 the
 annual

meeting
 of
 the
 Archaeological
 Institute
 of
 America,
 December
 28,
 1997.

1999

 The
 First
 Jewish
 Revolt
 Against
 Rome:
 Archaeology,
 History,
 and
 Ideology.

 International

Conference
 organized
 with
 J.
 Andrew
 Overman
 at
 the
 University
 of
 Minnesota
 and
 Macalester

College,
 April
 21-­‐23,
 1999.

2001

 Pottery
 2001.

 Colloquium
 at
 the
 Annual
 Meeting
 of
 the
 Archaeological
 Institute
 of
 America,

January
 2001.

2002

 Ex
 Oriente
 Lux:
 News
 from
 the
 Hellenistic
 Levant.
 Conference
 organized
 at
 the
 University
 of

Minnesota,
 October
 19,
 2002.

2011
 Governing
 Across-­‐the-­‐River:
 Imperial
 vs.
 Local
 Administration
 in
 Persian-­‐period
 Palestine.

Albright
 Institute
 for
 Archaeological
 Research,
 Jerusalem,
 Israel.
 February
 10,
 2011.

2011
 Local
 and
 Imported
 Fine
 Wares
 in
 Israel
 during
 Hellenistic
 and
 Roman
 Times.
 Israel
 Antiquities

Authority,
 Jerusalem,
 Israel.
 April
 10,
 2011.

2012
 First
 Workshop
 on
 Levantine
 Ceramic
 Production
 and
 Distribution,
 Athens,
 Greece,
 Feb.
 4th-­‐
5th,
 2012.

2013
 Second
 Workshop
 on
 Levantine
 Ceramic
 Production
 and
 Distribution,
 Athens,
 Greece,
 Feb.
 7th-­‐
10th,
 2013.

2014
 The
 Levantine
 Ceramics
 Project
 –
 2014
 Mini-­‐Workshop
 1:
 Israel,
 the
 Palestinian
 Territories,

and
 southern
 Lebanon,
 Albright
 Institute
 of
 Archaeological
 Research,
 Jerusalem,
 3/10/14.
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2014
 The
 Levantine
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 Project
 –
 2014
 Mini-­‐Workshop
 2:
 Petrographic
 Analysis:
 methods,

terminology,
 interpretation,
 KU
 Leuven,
 Belgium,
 3/13/2104.

2014
 The
 Levantine
 Ceramics
 Project
 –
 2014
 Mini-­‐Workshop
 3:
 Towards
 an
 interconnected

network
 of
 ceramic
 databases,
 Maison
 de
 l’Orient
 et
 de
 la
 Méditerranée,
 Lyon,
 3/17/2014

2014
 The
 Levantine
 Ceramics
 Project
 –
 2014
 Mini-­‐Workshop
 4:
 Pottery
 in
 the
 Orontes
 River
 Valley,

University
 of
 Toronto,
 Toronto,
 3/21/2014.

2014
 The
 Levantine
 Ceramics
 Project
 –
 Seminar,
 North
 Carolina
 State
 University,
 Raleigh
 NC,

3/31/2014.

2015

 The
 Levantine
 Ceramics
 Project
 –
 2015
 Mini-­‐Workshop
 1:
 Wares
 and
 Petro-­‐Fabrics
 of
 the

Southern
 Levant,
 Albright
 Institute
 of
 Archaeological
 Research,
 Jerusalem,
 3/12/2015.

2015
 The
 Levantine
 Ceramics
 Project
 –
 2015
 Mini-­‐Workshop
 2.
 Boston
 University,
 5/4/2015.

SCHOLARLY
 PAPERS

1989
 “Pots
 and
 People:
 The
 Tel
 Anafa
 Common
 Wares,”
 Archaeological
 Institute
 of
 America
 Annual

Meeting,
 Boston
 MA,
 12/28/89.

1994
 “From
 Monarchy
 to
 Markets:
 The
 Phoenicians
 in
 Hellenistic
 Palestine,”
 Culture
 and
 Ethnicity

in
 the
 Hellenistic
 East,
 conference
 at
 the
 University
 of
 Michigan,
 Ann
 Arbor
 MI,
 3/16/94.

1996
 “Excavations
 at
 the
 Sanctuary
 of
 Pan,
 Caesarea
 Philippi
 (Banias),
 Israel,”
 American
 Schools
 of

Oriental
 Research
 Annual
 Meeting,
 New
 Orleans
 LA,
 11/20/96
 and
 Archaeological
 Institute
 of

America
 Annual
 Meeting,
 Washington,
 D.C.,
 12/30/96.

1996
 “The
 Catalogue:
 Boon
 or
 Bane?”
 Archaeological
 Institute
 of
 America
 Annual
 Meeting,
 New

York
 NY,
 12/29/96.

1997
 “Artifacts
 of
 Everyday
 Life
 in
 Herodian
 Palestine,”
 Caesarea:
 King
 Herod’s
 Glorious
 City
 and

Harbor,
 Smithsonian
 Associates
 Campus
 on
 the
 Mall
 seminar
 Washington
 D.C.,
 2/10/97.

1997
 “Real
 Romans
 Ate
 Quiche:
 Pottery
 and
 People
 in
 Antiquity,”
 Keynote
 speaker
 for
 At
 Home
 in

the
 Ancient
 World,
 a
 Symposium
 in
 Honor
 of
 the
 St.
 Louis
 Archaeological
 Institute
 of
 America

chapter's
 90th
 anniversery,
 St.
 Louis
 MO,
 4/20/97.

1998
 “The
 Archaeology
 of
 Ritual:
 Studying
 the
 Sanctuary
 of
 Pan
 at
 Banias/Caesarea
 Philippi,”

University
 of
 Cincinnati,
 Cincinnati
 OH,
 2/16/98.

1998
 “Modern
 Potters,
 Ancient
 Pottery:
 Combining
 the
 Evidence,”
 University
 of
 Cincinnati,

Cincinnati
 OH,
 2/17/98.

1999
 “From
 Artifact
 to
 History:
 Reconstructing
 Daily
 Life
 in
 Hellenistic
 Palestine,”
 Minneapolis

Institute
 of
 Arts,
 Minneapolis
 MN,
 3/4/99.