Dr Josephine Quinn MA (Oxon), PhD (Berkeley)

Worcester College
Oxford,
OX1 2HB

Tel: (01865) 278365
Fax: (01865) 278303

josephine.quinn@classics.ox.ac.uk

http://oxford.academia.edu/josephinecrawleyquinn

Profile

My current research focusses mainly on the Phoenician world, though I am also working on a book manuscript on the cultural history of North Africa. I co-direct the Tunisian-British excavations at Utica (Tunisia), I'm a member of the Board of Professors for the PhD in Roman Archaeology at the University of Siena, and here at Oxford I teach Greek and Roman history, and Roman archaeology, and supervise graduate students in Roman history.

Research Interests

Ancient History, especially Hellenistic, Punic and Republican; Archaeology, especially North African; Gender Studies.

Selected Recent Publications

2007: “Herms, Kouroi and the Political Anatomy of Athens” in Greece and Rome, 82-105.
2009: “North Africa” in A. Erskine (ed.) Blackwell Companion to Ancient History, 260-272.
2010: “Reinventing Lepcis” in Bollettino di Archeologia On-line .
2011: “The Cultures of the Tophet: Identification and Identity in the Phoenician Diaspora” in E. S. Gruen (ed.) Cultural Identity and the Peoples of the Ancient Mediterranean, 388-413.

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