Dr. Margaret Andrews

Biography

Margaret Andrews is an Assistant Professor in the Department of the Classics at Harvard University. She specializes in Mediterranean archaeology with a focus on Roman contexts. Her research interests encompass archaeological theory and methods, urbanism, urban transformation, and urban social geography. Andrews examines the city of Rome and its ancient residential spaces, exploring the longue durée of development in urban environments. Her work also considers aspects of early Christianity and women's roles in ancient societies. Andrews is active in exploring the historical narratives that emerge from archaeological studies, emphasizing the importance of the intersection between gender and space in classical contexts.

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