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Research
Latest funding
- $116,231
Criminalization of Minorities and Subject Peoples in Antiquity
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $29,710
Ethnicity, diaspora, and ethnographic culture in the Greco-Roman world
SSHRC · 2019 · Principal investigator
- $65,751
Ethnicity, diaspora, and ethnographic culture in the Greco-Roman world
SSHRC · 2019 · Principal investigator
Criminalization of Minorities and Subject Peoples in Antiquity
Principal investigators: Harland, Philip A.
Ethnicity, diaspora, and ethnographic culture in the Greco-Roman world
Principal investigators: Harland, Philip A.
Keywords: diasporas in the ancient Mediterranean; ancient ethnography; ethnicity; Judeans; Early Christians; Pontic peoples; phoenicians; Egyptians; ethnic rivalries and hierarchies in the Ancient World
Ethnicity, diaspora, and ethnographic culture in the Greco-Roman world
Principal investigators: Harland, Philip A.
Keywords: diasporas in the ancient Mediterranean; ancient ethnography; ethnicity; Judeans; Early Christians; Pontic peoples; phoenicians; Egyptians; ethnic rivalries and hierarchies in the Ancient World
Associations of immigrants in the Greco Roman world: a home away from home
Principal investigators: Harland, Philip A.
Keywords: associations; jewish synagogues; immigrants; acculturation; assimilation; asia minor; greco-roman world; ancient mediterranean; inscriptions
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