Faculty

Institution

Unit

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Hérica Valladares

Associate Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Archaeology(curriculum)

Art and Art History

Classics

Art and Art History

Art History

Hérica Valladares is currently serving as an Archaeology(Curriculum) Associate Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Associate Professor

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art history art history cultural history law history of art visual arts aesthetics empire children's literature archaeology family relations historical analysis marriage historical evidence early roman empire roman tenderness ancient art classical art roman contexts classics roman poetry art research central mediterranean greek literature roman art cultural heritage middle republic european archaeology

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Objections to a Wedding - F. G. J. M. MüLler 2019. the So-Called Aldobrandini Wedding: Research From the Years 1990 to 2016. With Contributions by C. Benocci and V. Proietti. Transl. G. P. Vos. Amsterdam: Fm Art Publications. Pp. XII + 187, 101 Figs, Including Color, 4 Black-And-White Plates. Isbn 978-9-09-0319186.. Journal of Roman Archaeology (2022)

Hérica Valladares

lawhistoryculturemarriagefamily relations

On Roman Tenderness. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Hérica Valladares

roman tendernessliterature

Painting, Poetry, and the Invention of Tenderness in the Early Roman Empire. (2020)

Hérica Valladares

cultural historyhistoryhistory of artvisual artsaestheticshistorical analysisempireearly roman empireart historyart

The Tenderness of Lovers. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Hérica Valladares

comparative literatureenglishliterature

The Tenderness of Monsters. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Hérica Valladares

artcomparative literatureliteraturechildren's literature

The Role of the Frame in Ancient Art - (V.) Platt, (M.) Squire (Edd.) the Frame in Classical Art. a Cultural History. Pp. XXXVIII + 697, Ills, Maps. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2017. Cased, £105, Us$135. Isbn: 978-1-107-16236-5.. The Classical Review (2019)

Hérica Valladares

classicscultural historyancient artclassical artart historyart

Translating Aphrodite: The Sandal-Binder in Two Roman Contexts. Classical Antiquity

Hérica Valladares

classicshistorical evidenceroman contextscivilizationsarchaeology

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Hérica Valladares

Associate Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Archaeology(curriculum)

Art and Art History

Classics

Art and Art History

Art History

Hérica Valladares is currently serving as an Archaeology(Curriculum) Associate Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Hérica Valladares

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hérica Valladares

lawhistoryculturemarriagefamily relations

On Roman Tenderness. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Hérica Valladares

roman tendernessliterature

Painting, Poetry, and the Invention of Tenderness in the Early Roman Empire. (2020)

Hérica Valladares

cultural historyhistoryhistory of artvisual artsaestheticshistorical analysisempireearly roman empireart historyart

The Tenderness of Lovers. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Hérica Valladares

comparative literatureenglishliterature

The Tenderness of Monsters. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2020)

Hérica Valladares

artcomparative literatureliteraturechildren's literature

Hérica Valladares

classicscultural historyancient artclassical artart historyart

Translating Aphrodite: The Sandal-Binder in Two Roman Contexts. Classical Antiquity

Hérica Valladares

classicshistorical evidenceroman contextscivilizationsarchaeology

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