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Rome Fellow
Dr Georgios Markou (Cambridge/Princeton), September 2019-June 2020
Between empire and exile: Cypriot nobles between the Regno di Cipro and Venice |
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Rome Fellow
Dr Edward Sutcliffe (Bristol), September 2019-June 2020
Leprosy and religion in medieval Italian society: the evidence from thirteenth-century sermons |
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Rome Scholar
Dr Claire Burridge (Cambridge), September 2019-June 2020
The movement of early medieval medical knowledge: exchange in the Italian peninsula |
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CRASSH–BSR Research Fellow (with funding from the Isaac Newton Fund)
Eoin Parkinson (Cambridge), January-June 2020
Imagined bodies: contextualising the human body in Italy, 4000-1000 BC |
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Rome Awardee
Dr Stefano Colombo (Warwick), September-December 2019
Seventeenth-century funerary monuments to Venetian doges and papal tombs: a comparative reading |
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Rome Awardee
Dr Sara Delmedico (Cambridge), January-March 2020
‘Bad luck’ and ‘irresistible force’: framing violence against women (1919-30) |
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Ralegh Radford Rome Awardee
William Aslet (Cambridge), April-June 2020
James Gibbs’s training in Rome |
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Ralegh Radford Rome Awardee
Marta Balzi (Bristol), January-March 2020
Ovid in cheap prints: re-writing mythological tales in Renaissance Rome |
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Ralegh Radford Rome Awardee
Anya Perse (Oxford), September-December 2019
Imitating and influencing the Roman popular print: dialogues between Venice and Rome in the Cinquecento and early Seicento |
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Ralegh Radford Rome Awardee
Thea Sommerschield (Oxford), January-March 2020
Restoring ancient text using machine learning: a case study on Greek and Latin epigraphic cultures |
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Hugh Last Rome Awardee
Alina Kozlovski (Cambridge/Getty villa), September-December 2019
Remembering Romulus: modern curatorial approaches to regal Rome |
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Giles Worsley Rome Fellow
Mariam Gulamhussein, September-December 2019
Michelangelo and Luigi Moretti. Sentimento costruttivo (1534-2020) |
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Macquarie Gale Rome Scholar
Dustin McKenzie (Macquarie), January-June 2020
Beyond the rock and the hard place: empire, landscape and connectivity in the strait of Messana (300 BC-AD300) |
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Coleman-Hilton (University of Sydney) Scholar
Tonya Rushmer (Sydney), February-July 2020
Fruits of empire: grain in the Roman Republic |