Department of Art and Art History
Dr. Nicholas F. Hudson, Assistant Professor,
holds a MA in Interdisciplinary Archaeological Studies and a PhD in Ancient and Medieval Art and Archaeology from the Department of Classical and Near Eastern Studies at the University of Minnesota. His dissertation, Dining in the Late Roman East, explored the changing social roles of food and dining behavior from the first to seventh centuries AD based on the archaeological data. He has been an active researcher at archaeological excavations in Israel, Cyprus and Turkey, including Aphrodisias in Caria (Turkey) from which he produced a recent publication on the Roman pottery appearing in Aphrodisias Papers 4, a supplement to the Journal of Roman Archaeology. Dr. Hudson was the recipient of the Samuel H. Kress Joint Athens-Jerusalem fellowship for the academic year of 2003-4 during which he conducted his doctoral research at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens and the W.F. Albright Institute in Jerusalem. |
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