Christopher Hallett

Professor Emeritus Emeriti Faculty

University of California, Berkeley

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College of Letters & Science

Arts & Humanities

Social Sciences

History

Arts & Humanities

History of Art

Italian Studies

Christopher Hallett is currently serving as an Arts & Humanities Professor Emeritus Emeriti Faculty at University of California, Berkeley.

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Christopher Hallett

University of California, Berkeley

Professor Emeritus Emeriti Faculty

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art history archaeology history of art cultural history art sculpture european archaeology heritage studies historical archaeology monumental heritage archaeological practice art theory interdisciplinary history archaeological record historical methodology religious studies visual culture performance art art criticism religious symbol central mediterranean anthropology aesthetics archaeological science modern italy historical review replication archaeological methods field archaeology religious research prehistory archaeological evidence historical reconstruction historical scholarship middle republic east tomb roman visual culture paleontology stratigraphy urban greening urban history literary history narrative ethnohistory american archaeology emulation technique historical evidence paleoanthropology hauntology culture collection theoretical mathematics political theory folklore tradition religious pluralism historical analysis dna sequencing architectural history visual art practice art management arts-based research classical style greek artworks portrait statues civic center ancient art classical antiquity american academy artistic originality social significance roman wall-painting early augustan rome ancient trees monumental statue group redefining roman copying

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Corinthian Bronzes: Miniature Masterpieces—Flagrant Forgeries. Forgery Beyond Deceit: Fabrication, Value, and the Desire for Ancient Rome (2023)

european archaeologyart historycorinthian bronzesartmaterial culturehistorical archaeologyhistory of art

Pearl of the Desert: A History of Palmyra (Audiobook). (2022)

civilizationsfolklore traditioncultural historyglobal historyhistorical geography

Religion in the Roman Empire. 7 (2021)

roman empirereligious studiesclassicsreligionreligious pluralismreligious researchmiddle republic

The Wood Comes to the City: Ancient Trees, Sacred Groves, and the 'Greening' of Early Augustan Rome. Religion in the Roman Empire (2021)

Christopher H. Hallett

urban greeningearly augustan romehistoryarchaeologyreligious studiesurban historyreligioncultural historyhistorical evidenceancient treesempire

Buried by Vesuvius: The Villa Dei Papiri at Herculaneum. Los Angeles (2019)

archaeologyclassicsvilla dei papirimonumental heritagemodern italy

C.M. Draycott, R. Raja, K. Welch, and W.T. Wootton (Eds), Visual Histories of the Classical World: Papers in Honour of R.R.R. Smith. Turnhout (2019)

intellectual historyhistorical reconstructionart theoryinterdisciplinary historyclassicsclassical worldart historycultural historyhistoriographyhistorical reviewvisual historiesvisual culturehistory of sciencek. welchhistoryhistory of art

Coming J.N. Hopkins and Scott Mcgill (Eds), Beyond Deceit: Valuing Forgery and Longing for Antiquity. Oxford University Press (2019)

intellectual historyliterary historyeuropean archaeologyhistorical methodologyancient philosophyheritage studiesinterdisciplinary historyclassicsscott mcgillhistorical scholarshiphistorical reviewcultural historyhistoriographyhumanitiesreligious researchbeyond deceithistory

FLESHEATERS: An International Symposium on Roman Sarcophagi. Sarkophag-Studien vol. 11 (2019)

european archaeologyclassicsritualpaleoanthropologyroman sarcophagi

G. Adornato, I. Bald Romano, G. Cirucci, and a. Poggio (Eds), Re-Staging Greek Artworks in Roman Times. Pisa (2019)

re-staging greek artworksvisual artseuropean archaeologyart theoryart criticismclassicsmodern italyperformance artart historyg. adornatoi. bald romanoarthistory of art

INTRODUCTION: Roman Decorated Sarcophagi as a Source for the Cultural Historian. Flesheaters: An international symposium on Roman Sarcophagi, Sarkophag-Studien (2019)

roman decorated sarcophagihistorical methodologycultural heritagehistorical reconstructionheritage studiesinterdisciplinary historyarchaeologyclassicsreligious symbolart historycultural historyhistoriographycultural historianmaterial cultureculture collectionhistorical archaeologyhistory of art

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