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Eleni Hatzaki

Assoc Professor Associate Professor of Mediterranean Archaeology

University of Cincinnati

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College of Arts and Sciences

Classics

Eleni Hatzaki is currently serving as a Classics Assoc Professor Associate Professor of Mediterranean Archaeology at University of Cincinnati.

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Eleni Hatzaki

University of Cincinnati

Assoc Professor Associate Professor of Mediterranean Archaeology

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archaeology european archaeology historical archaeology archaeological methods archaeological record archaeological science material culture archaeological evidence archaeological practice heritage studies prehistory field archaeology cultural heritage urban history literary history traditional ceramic historical methodology archaeological excavations bioarchaeology anthropological archaeology victorian literature architectural history experimental archaeology landscape archaeology paleolithic archaeology tel beth-shemesh early greek periods astronomy agricultural economics environmental science microbiology climate change land use geochronology archival research environmental history ancient mesoamerica modern italy urban studies modern literature performance art isotope geochemistry glassy carbon urban life ceramic materials ceramic technology historical evidence architecture criticism testing technique experimental testing test derivation global challenges field methods space archaeology central mediterranean isotope analysis stable carbon charred crop grains late minoan gypsades domestic plant preparation consumption activities roman villa dionysos early greek occupation neopalatial settlement “ in-and-out ’ ceramic production household assemblages domestic architecture do decorative motifs bronze age classics cultural history aegean bronze age civilizations

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Changing Land Use and Political Economy at Neolithic and Bronze Age Knossos, Crete: Stable Carbon (δ 13 C) and Nitrogen (δ 15 N) Isotope Analysis of Charred Crop Grains and Faunal Bone Collagen. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society (2022)

VALASIA ISAAKIDOUPAUL HALSTEADELIZABETH STROUDANAYA SARPAKIELENI HATZAKIERIKA NITSCHAMY BOGAARD

climate changeisotope analysisstable carbonisotope geochemistryagricultural economicsenvironmental scienceland usecharred crop grainsglassy carbon

From Storage to Disposal: A Holistic Microbotanical Approach to Domestic Plant Preparation and Consumption Activities in Late Minoan Gypsades, Crete. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory (2020)

Juan José García-GraneroEleni HatzakiEvgenia TsafouGianna AyalaIoanna SerpetsidakiAmy Bogaard

archaeological sciencelate minoan gypsadesgeochronologyarchival researcharchaeological practicemicrobiologyarchaeologybioarchaeologyarchaeological methodsdomestic plant preparationfield archaeologyconsumption activities

Knossian Gifts? Two Late Minoan Iiia1 Cups From Tel Beth-Shemesh, Israel. Annual of the British School at Athens (2013)

classicstel beth-shemeshcultural historyhistorysculpturematerial cultureknossian gifts

Knossian Gifts? Two Late Minoan Iiia1 Cups From Tel Beth-Shemesh, Israel. The Annual of the British School at Athens (2013)

Shlomo BunimovitzZvi LedermanEleni Hatzaki

tel beth-shemeshastronomy

Defining Domestic Architecture and Household Assemblages at Late Bronze Age Knossos. The Archaeology of Houses and Households in Ancient Crete. Hesperia Supplement, American School of Classical Studies (2011)

anthropologycultural historyheritage studiesmaterial culturearchitecturehistorical archaeologyhousehold assemblagesarchaeologyarchaeological evidencearchaeological methodseuropean archaeologyprehistorydomestic architecture

Visible and Invisible Death. Shifting Patterns in the Burial Customs of Bronze Age Crete. From the Foundations to the Legacy of Minoan Society. A Sheffield Aegean Round Table in Honour of Professor Keith Branigan (2010)

classicsarchaeological scienceanthropological archaeologycultural historybronze age cretehistory of artmaterial culturehistorical archaeologyburial customscivilizationsarchaeologyarchaeological evidencepaleolithic archaeologyart historyinvisible deatheuropean archaeologyarchaeological recordritual

Do Decorative Motifs Have a Meaning? Ceramics, Textiles, Frescoes and Social Agendas in Late Bronze Age Crete. AIA/APA Joint Annual Meeting, Philadelphia (2009)

do decorative motifshistory of artvisual artsmaterial culturesculptureheritage studiescultural heritagehistorical archaeologyarchitectural historyarchaeologysocial agendasarchaeological evidenceart historyeuropean archaeologyarchaeological recordart

Structured Deposition as Ritual Action in the Middle and Late Bronze Age Palace at Knossos. Hesperia Supplement (2009)

classicssculpturematerial culturearchaeologyart historyarchaeological recordstructured depositionhistoryexperimental archaeologyritualarchaeological practiceritual actionarchaeological evidencearchaeological methodsarchaeological sciencehistory of arthistorical archaeologyarchaeological excavationseuropean archaeology

Knossos, the Little Palace North Project, Part 1: The Early Greek Periods. Annual of the British School at Athens (2008)

classicspart 1cultural historyintellectual historyhistoryliterary historyhistorical methodologyhistory of arthistorical geographyhistorical archaeologyearly greek periodsarchaeologyart historyeuropean archaeologyarchaeological record

Knossos, the Little Palace North Project, Part I: The Early Greek Periods. The Annual of the British School at Athens (2008)

E. HatzakiM. PrentJ.N. ColdstreamD. EvelyA. LIvarda

archaeologyearly greek periodsarchitecture

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Eleni Hatzaki

Assoc Professor Associate Professor of Mediterranean Archaeology

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Classics

Eleni Hatzaki is currently serving as a Classics Assoc Professor Associate Professor of Mediterranean Archaeology at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Eleni Hatzaki

University of Cincinnati

Assoc Professor Associate Professor of Mediterranean Archaeology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

VALASIA ISAAKIDOUPAUL HALSTEADELIZABETH STROUDANAYA SARPAKIELENI HATZAKIERIKA NITSCHAMY BOGAARD

climate changeisotope analysisstable carbonisotope geochemistryagricultural economicsenvironmental scienceland usecharred crop grainsglassy carbon

Juan José García-GraneroEleni HatzakiEvgenia TsafouGianna AyalaIoanna SerpetsidakiAmy Bogaard

Knossian Gifts? Two Late Minoan Iiia1 Cups From Tel Beth-Shemesh, Israel. Annual of the British School at Athens (2013)

classicstel beth-shemeshcultural historyhistorysculpturematerial cultureknossian gifts

Knossian Gifts? Two Late Minoan Iiia1 Cups From Tel Beth-Shemesh, Israel. The Annual of the British School at Athens (2013)

Shlomo BunimovitzZvi LedermanEleni Hatzaki

tel beth-shemeshastronomy

Do Decorative Motifs Have a Meaning? Ceramics, Textiles, Frescoes and Social Agendas in Late Bronze Age Crete. AIA/APA Joint Annual Meeting, Philadelphia (2009)

Structured Deposition as Ritual Action in the Middle and Late Bronze Age Palace at Knossos. Hesperia Supplement (2009)

Knossos, the Little Palace North Project, Part 1: The Early Greek Periods. Annual of the British School at Athens (2008)

Knossos, the Little Palace North Project, Part I: The Early Greek Periods. The Annual of the British School at Athens (2008)

E. HatzakiM. PrentJ.N. ColdstreamD. EvelyA. LIvarda

archaeologyearly greek periodsarchitecture

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