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Undergraduate School: ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥
Supervisor: N/A currently
Research Interests: Archaeology of Greek art and religious sites, Greek mythology and religion in society, Greek and Roman art and architecture.

Undergraduate school: Mount Allison University 
Supervisor: Dr Fabio Colivicchi 
Research Interests: Pompeian Religion, Roman Colonies and Colonization, Indigenous Communities of the Mediterranean and cultural interactions, Roman Ceramics  

Undergraduate School: ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥, for Classics and Archaeology
Supervisor: Dr. Fabio Colivicchi 
Research Interests: Etruscology, Etruscan numismatics

Undergraduate School: Wilfred Laurier University - Double Major in History and Archaeology and Heritage Studies
Supervisor: Dr. Lehoux
Research Interests: Classical reception, the history and archaeology of medicine and disease, bioarchaeology, the archaeology of death and funerary practices, ancient Greek myth and religion, and the origins of Christianity.

Tess is currently a Co-Chief Editor for the CERES Graduate Journal.

Undergraduate School: ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ (Specialization in Classics & Archaeology)
Supervisor: Dr Zaccagnino
Research Interests: Classical Reception, Philology, Etruscan Archaeology and Ceramics, Ancient Intercultural Relations, Religious Syncretism 

Anton is also the Mentorship Chair on the Grad Council.

Undergraduate School: University of Alberta
Supervisors: Dr. Carbon & Dr. Reevs
Research Interests: Greek, Latin, Greek epigraphy, Greek graffiti, marginalized peoples in Classical antiquity and the archaeological record

Guest Lecturer: The Development of the Myth of Theseus
April 2024 - CLASS 102: Intro to Greek and Roman Mythology (Winter 2024 B3, Dr. Tristan Ellenberger), University of Alberta.

Undergraduate School: ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥
Supervisor: Dr. Colivicchi
Research Interests: Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations and Ancient Tamil Kingdoms. 

Undergraduate School: ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥
Supervisor: Dr. Barbara Reeves
Research Interests: Near Eastern Civilizations and Archaeology, The Roman Near East, Caravan Cities, Ancient Graffiti and Rock Art, The Attitudes towards Antiquities in Near Eastern Archaeology, The Transition from Paganism to Christianity in the Roman Near East, Roman and Near Eastern Religions.

In Tina's research for The History of Archaeological Work and Attitudes Towards Antiquities at Uruk, she has written a paper as well as interviewed on a podcast!
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Undergraduate School: Wilfrid Laurier University
Supervisor: Dr. Kavanagh 
Research Interests: Roman Imperial Cult & Roman Ceramics