Peter Agócs | Greek lyric song, especially Pindar and Bacchylides; genre in ancient literature; narrative in Greek lyric; collective memory. |
Roman history, especially the Republican period from the foundation of Rome to the principate of Augustus, with a particular emphasis on the study of politics and political concepts. | |
Georgina Barker | Classical literature and culture; their reception in Russia; Russian literature and culture. |
Paola Ceccarelli | Classical Greek History; space and identity in the ancient world; ancient performance culture; and Greek historiography. |
Stephen Colvin | Greek language, dialect and literature; Mycenaean Greek; historical linguistics and sociolinguistics |
Paul Davis | Translation and reception of the classics in England from the Civil War to the turn of the nineteenth century; the literature and culture of the Restoration; and ideas of poetic vocation and career between the Renaissance and the Enlightenment. |
Elena Cagnoli Fiecconi | Ancient Philosophy, Virtue Ethics, Moral Psychology. |
Andrew Gardner | Archaeology of the Roman empire; archaeological theory. |
Nikolaos Gonis | Documentary and literary papyrology; Egypt from Augustus to the Abbasids; later Greek poetry; early Christian literature |
Andrew Gregory | Ancient and early modern science, ancient philosophy; the relation of magic and science. |
Rosie Harman | Greek historiography and ethnography; identity; the politics of representation. |
Yağmur Heffron | The history of the Anatolia and the ancient Near East |
Fiona Leigh | The relation between structure and cause in Plato's later metaphysics; art in Platonic moral psychology. |
Miriam Leonard | Greek literature and philosophy; reception; history of modern European thought; critical theory |
Kris Lockyear | Late Iron Age and Roman archaeology, including numismatics; East European (especially Romanian) history and archaeology; ethnicity and nationalism; field methods; statistics in archaeology; typesetting and publication. |
Fiachra Mac Góráin | Augustan poetry, especially Virgil; Virgilian exegesis; Dionysus in Latin poetry; intertextuality; the reception of Virgil in Ireland. |
Mairéad McAuley | Early imperial Roman literature, especially Neronian and Flavian, tragedy and epic; gender and genre in Latin poetry. |
Antony Makrinos | Homer; scholarship in Byzantium (esp. reception of the Homeric text with emphasis on allegorical interpretation); modern receptions. |
Gesine Manuwald | Roman drama; Roman epic; Cicero's speeches; reception studies, esp. Neo-Latin |
Marigold Norbye | Medieval manuscripts; medieval chronicles; the history of history writing; medieval libraries; the transmission of ancient history. |
Stephen Quirke | Professor of Egyptology. |
Corinna Riva | Pre-Roman Italy and the central Mediterranean; east-west interaction and comparative archaeology of the 1st-millennium BC Mediterranean; theoretical approaches to cultural contact; Mediterranean 'marginal' landscapes and connectivity; archaeological survey and settlement studies. |
Eleanor Robson | Science, technology and medicine in the ancient and medieval Middle East, history of mathematics, Assyriology and Middle Eastern archaeology. |
Benet Salway | Later Roman history, Greek and Roman epigraphy and onomastics, Roman law, and travel and geography in the Graeco-Roman world. |
Sacha Stern | Jewish history in Antiquity; calendars in Antiquity (Babylonian, Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Jewish, and Christian). |
Julietta Steinhauer | Religion, religious minorities and migration in the Aegean during the Hellenistic period. |
Jeremy Tanner | Greek and Roman art and architecture; sociology of art; art theory and criticism; comparative historical studies of art and religion. |
Hans van Wees | The social and economic history of early Greece, archaic and classical Greek warfare, and the use of iconographical and comparative evidence in the study of the ancient Greek world. |
Phiroze Vasunia | Greek literature and culture; imperialism and colonialism; the Classical tradition; conceptions of Greek prose; cross-cultural interaction in antiquity. |
Todd Whitelaw | Aegean archaeology, landscape archaeology, ethnoarchaeology, complex societies, ceramics. |
Mark Weeden | Hittite, Luwian, Akkadian, Sumerian; Anatolian hieroglyphs and the history and literature of the cuneiform world. |
Maria Wyke | Latin literature, especially Roman love poetry; ancient gender and sexuality; reception studies, especially Julius Caesar, Rome on film, classics and popular culture. |