Dr. Lisa Nevett

Biography

Lisa Nevett is a Professor in the Department of Classical Studies, where she serves as the Associate Chair. With a PhD from the University of Cambridge, her research interests encompass Classical Archaeology and the material culture of the Greek and Roman worlds. Her work actively engages with social history, utilizing domestic architecture to explore broader societal themes, such as gender dynamics within Greek and Roman households and the interplay between local and non-local populations in the peripheries of these ancient cultures. She is the co-director of the Olynthos Project, a multidisciplinary archaeological initiative focusing on the ancient city of Olynthos in northern Greece, and has been involved in archaeological investigations in Pella since 2021 in collaboration with the Michigan Greek Archaeological Service. Her extensive experience includes participation in survey and excavation projects across Greece, Turkey, Libya, and Britain, reflecting her commitment to advancing the field of Classical Archaeology. Key publications include "Ancient Greek Housing" (2023) and "Theoretical Approaches to Archaeology" (2017), among others, showcasing her expertise in analyzing and interpreting the archaeological record.

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