Irene B Romano is currently serving as a College Of Humanities Professor of Art History Professor of Anthropology at University of Arizona.
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Irene B Romano
University of Arizona
Professor of Art History Professor of Anthropology
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Beth Shean Studies: Aspects of Religion, History, Art, and Archaeology in Hellenistic and Roman Nysa-Scythopolis. Transactions of the American Philosophical Society (2024)
The Fate of Antiquities in the Nazi Era. Special Issue of the Journal of Riha. International Association for Research Institutes in the History of Art (2023)
historyhistorical reassessmentnazi eraclassicshistoriographyeuropean archaeologycultural heritagearchaeologyheritage studieshistorical archaeologyspecial issuecultural history
A Colossal Roman Acrolith From Scythopolis. Spondy: Tributes in Memory of George Despinis (2020)
sculptureart historyhistory of artcolossal roman acrolithlatinprehistoryancient mesoamericaeuropean archaeologyhistorical archaeologyhistorical scholarshipancient philosophylatin literatureclassics
Apulian Column Krater Given to Hitler by the Fascist Party in 1938. (2020)
historypolitical sciencefascism in europepolitical historyfascist party
A Roman Portrait of Alexander the Great From Beth Shean: The Most Important Hellenistic Sculpture Found in the Holy Land. Israel Museum Studies in Archaeology (2020)
Irene Bald RomanoWilliam John TaitChristina BisulcaPearce Paul CreasmanGregory HodginsTomasz Wazny
historymuseologyartarchaeology
A Re-Examination of the Glencairn Athena/Minerva and Its Relationship to the Sorgente Group Athena. Proceedings of the International Colloquium at the Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa (2018)
civilizationshistorycultural historyglencairn athena/minervaritualsorgente group athenalatineuropean archaeologyarchaeologyancient philosophyclassics
