David M. Ratzan

Head ISAW Library Associate Professor of Ancient Studies

New York University

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Ancient Studies

Gallatin School of Individualized Study

David M. Ratzan is currently serving as an Ancient Studies Head ISAW Library Associate Professor of Ancient Studies at New York University.

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David M. Ratzan

New York University

Head ISAW Library Associate Professor of Ancient Studies

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archaeology civilizations cultural history historical archaeology archaeological practice archaeological science history of economic thought historical evidence archaeological evidence archaeological excavations archaeological record spectroscopy historiography social history law and economics raman spectroscopy comparative law interdisciplinary history water resource law historical scholarship transaction costs roman water law culture family relations economic systems heritage studies private law water science archaeological dating parental care world economic history prehistory biblical studies water reallocation law of the sea historical methodology philosophy of history middle republic ancient greek world social sciences sociology child development economic theory family studies heritage science cultural heritage stratigraphy digital mediums family formation water security information literacy digital literacy information education institutional history history of mathematics general game playing educational target orientalism ethnohistory historical sociology crime against humanity cultural texts traditional ceramic dakhleh oasis ancient mediterranean fatherless antiquity ancient egypt carbon-based inks ancient egyptian manuscripts micro-raman spectroscopy ancient egyptian papyri late roman egypt maternal absence c. j a casebook playful approaches digital heritage material culture digital humanities digital scholarship

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Agoranomika. ISAW Papers (2023)

Missing Mothers: Maternal Absence in Antiquity. Peeters (2021)

maternal healthfamily relationsparental carematernal absenceclassics

Review of Bannon, C. J. a Casebook on Roman Water Law. New England Classical Journal (2020)

historyjurisprudencec. jwater securityenvironmental lawcomparative lawwater reallocationwater sciencelaw of the sealawwater resource lawprivate lawroman water lawa casebookphilosophy of lawclassics

Dating Ancient Egyptian Papyri Through Raman Spectroscopy: Concept and Application to the Fragments of the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife and the Gospel of John. Journal for the Study of the New Testament (2019)

Sarah GolerJames T. YardleyDavid M. RatzanRoger BagnallAlexis HagadornJames McInerney

stratigraphyancient egyptian papyrireligious studieshistoriographybiblical studiesspectroscopyraman spectroscopyarchaeologyarchaeological dating

Teaching Information Literacy in the Digital Ancient Mediterranean Classroom. Digital Approaches to Teaching the Ancient Mediterranean (2019)

learning scienceseducationinformation educationdigital mediumseducational technologyinformation literacydigital literacy

Honor Among Thieves: Craftsmen, Merchants, and Associations in Roman and Late Roman Egypt by Philip F. Venticinque. The Classical World (2018)

David M. Ratzan

historyhumanitieslate roman egyptsocial historyhistorical evidenceclassics

Using Raman Spectroscopy to Estimate the Dates of Carbon-Based Inks From Ancient Egypt. Journal of Cultural Heritage (2018)

Sarah GolerAlexis HagadornDavid M. RatzanRoger BagnallAngela CacciolaJames McInerneyJames T. Yardley

materials sciencearchaeological scienceancient egyptspectroscopyarchaeological evidenceraman spectroscopyarchaeologyculturecultural heritageheritage studiesheritage sciencearchaeological datinghistorical evidencecarbon-based inkscultural history

Characterizing the Age of Ancient Egyptian Manuscripts Through Micro‐Raman Spectroscopy. Journal of Raman Spectroscopy (2016)

Sarah GolerJames T. YardleyAngela CacciolaAlexis HagadornDavid RatzanRoger Bagnall

ancient egyptian manuscriptsgeochronologyhistoriographyastronomyspectroscopyraman spectroscopyarchaeologymicro-raman spectroscopy

The Oxford Handbook of Roman Egypt Edited by Christina Riggs. Oxford University Press: Oxford, 2012. Pp. XXI + 816; 156 Illustrations. Hardback, $150.00. Isbn: 978-0199571451.. Near Eastern Archaeology (2015)

David M. Ratzan

historycivilizationsclassicsarchaeologyarchaeological practicehistorical archaeologycultural history

Law and Transaction Costs in the Ancient Economy. (2015)

history of economic thoughttransaction costseconomicseconomic systemsworld economic historyeconomic historyeconomic theorylaw and economics

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