Jed Thorn

Visiting Assistant Professor of Classics

Office: GOE

Office Hours: MW 2:00-4:00

Summary: South Italy and Sicily; red-figure pottery; ancient culture contact

2010 PhD Classical Archaeology

University of Cincinnati, Department of Classics

Dissertation: “The Italic Patronage of Early Apulian Red-Figure”

2006 MA Classical Archaeology

University of Cincinnati, Department of Classics

2004 MA Ancient History

University of Cincinnati, Department of History

1997 BA Literary Studies

Beloit College, Department of English

2009–2010 Distinguished Dissertation Completion Fellowship

Graduate School, University of Cincinnati

2009 Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant

National Science Foundation

2008 NSF-Sponsored Laboratory Subsidy

Archaeometry Laboratory, University of Missouri

2008 Cedric Boulter Memorial Fellowship

Department of Classics, University of Cincinnati

Forthcoming “New Evidence for Apulian Red-Figure Production Centres,” Archaeometry

(coauthored with Michael D. Glascock, University of Missouri)

2009 “The Invention of ‘Tarentine’ Red-Figure,” Antiquity 83, 174–183

January 2010 Archaeological Institute of America Annual Meeting

“New Archaeometric Evidence for Apulian Red-Figure Production Centers”

January 2008 American Philological Association Annual Meeting

“In the Bedroom: Gender and the Cubiculum in Cicero’s Pro Caelio”

Women’s Classical Caucus Annual APA Panel: “Gender and Space in the Ancient World”

January 2006 Archaeological Institute of America Annual Meeting

“Dharma or Diplomacy? A Reassessment of Cultural Policy in the Indo–Greek Kingdoms”

Franklin & Marshall College