Sarah Levin-Richardson
Position:
Ph.D. Classical Archaeology, 2009
BA in Political Science and Classical Archaeology, Univ of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Biography:
Sarah graduated from Stanford Classics with a Ph.D. in Classical Archaeology in 2009. Her dissertation, Roman Provocations: Interactions with Decorated Spaces in Early Imperial Rome and Pompeii, explores the interactions between ancient Romans and their decorated spaces. Her research interests include Roman art and architecture, Roman gender and sexuality, Latin epigraphy, and textual and visual literacy. She has excavated on Crete, in the Roman Forum, and at Pompeii.


