Eleuterio Abreu De Sousa | Egyptian Trade and the Levantine Cattle Economy during the Early Bronze Age (c. 3100–2100 BC) |
Scott Allan | The Second Dynasty: On the Cusp of the Pyramid Age |
Lydia Bashford | Egyptian Observations of the Avian World: Categorisation through human, bird, language, and landscape interactions |
Timothy Blizzard | Scipio Africanus, Marius and the Cohort: Innovation and Manoeuvre Warfare in the Republican Army |
Elizabeth Brice | Into the Wild: An examination of the function and significance of zoomorphic figurines in early Egypt |
Ian Brown | A prosopographical study of priests of the mansions of millions of years of the Ramesside period. |
John Burke | The Evolution of the False Door in the Egyptian Old Kingdom: A study of form and function over time |
David Chapman | A prosopographical study of officials associated with the Temples of Montu |
Emily Corbin | Reptile Relations: The Cultural Construction of Lizards in Ancient Egypt |
Patricia Dean | The Judahite Kingdom in the Shephelah in the Iron Age I–IIA |
Ian Debenham | The Roman shipbuilding industry |
Loren Demol | Graffiti as Decoration: The Relationship between Inscription and Surface in Pompeii |
Joel DowlingSoka | Making Saints into Soldiers: Case Studies in the Militarisation of Religious Figures in the Eastern Mediterranean from 600–1148 CE |
Lauren Dundler | Rethinking Engagement with and Consumption of the Past: An Ethical Framework for the 21st Century Antiquities Market |
Suzanne Eiszele-Evans | The Influences and Life of Mereruka Using Tomb Art |
Joshua Errington | Processes in the Site Formation of the City Of David ridge, Jerusalem |
Martin Feltham | A literary and historical analysis of the first letter to Timothy |
Jenny Ferber | Tribute to a Disappearing World: Abu al-Makarem’s account of Christendom |
Graham Fitzpatrick | Ethical Positions of Livy and Tacitus compared and contrasted |
Gemma Green | Divinity, Divergence and Dire Times: Egyptian Kings and the Fall of the Old Kingdom |
John Guerra | Between a Rock and a Hard Place: the History of Early Christianity Amid Rome and Judaism, Judea 30–66 CE |
Laura Harris | The welfare of ancient Egyptian livestock in the New Kingdom Period |
Sophie Harris | Metaphors and their Rhetorical Significance in Middle Egyptian Wisdom Literature |
Michael Hayes | ‘Extending Egypt’s Limits’, Reaching New Frontiers: ‘Rethinking’ the New Kingdom’s Military and Dynastic, Religious and Philosophical Experiences and Discourses |
Genevieve Holt | Art as Social Object: Theoretical Approaches to the Depiction of Buildings in New Kingdom Egypt |
Michael Ibrahim | Memorialising Divine Suffering. The reception of Serverian Theopaschite Thought in Sixth Century Byzantium |
Heather Johnston | A Woman’s Work is Never Done: Societal change and the role of Women from the Old to the Middle Kingdom |
Emma Kaula | Dressing the Elamite Body: dress, its function, and experiences of dress in Elamite society between c. 4200 and 525 BC |
Susan Kelly | Female Engagement in Domains of Social Power in Ancient Egypt’s Dynasties 1–6: An interdisciplinary approach to women’s titles |
Alexandra Kujanpaa | Imperial Ceremonial in the Hippodrome at Constantinople from Constantine to Justinian (330–565 AD) |
Shyam Lee-Joe | The Interrelationship between the Viziers and their Subordinates in the Hierarchical Administrative Structure of the Old Kingdom of Egypt |
Meg Lisle | The involvement of women in ancient Egyptian religious practice from the old kingdom to the Ptolemaic period |
Christine Mair | Women of The Western Desert: Life in the Oases Villages of Egypt from Late Antiquity and Byzantine Period |
Charlotte Mann | Messages in Myth: Numismatic Self-Presentation in the Antonine Age |
Rachel Mansfield | A numismatic study of provinces of Syria in the era of the Severan Emperors |
Dustin McKenzie | The Strait of Messana in Roman Ideology: Identity, Landscape, and Imperialism |
Emil Mihajlov | The Greek Eastern Adriatic |
Jane Milliken | Wine for the Living: An Examination of Non-Religious Texts of the Ancient Egyptians that Contain References to Wine |
Samantha Mills | Does absence of iconography equal absence of rulership? Ruler ideology across the Mediterranean, Second Millennium BC |
Nicole Moffatt | A World both Small and Wide: the Letter-Bearer’s Journey from Cicero to Jerome |
Natalie Mylonas | Emotion, Space, and Power: Jerusalem as Contested Space in Ezekiel 16 |
Brikha Nasoraia | A Critical Edition of the Mandaean DC 7 Diwan Nahrawatha, the Sacred Waterways/Rivers Scroll Translation, Commentary and a Study of Textual Archaeology, Mysticism and Traditional Esoteric Art and Symbolism of the Ancient Near East |
Robert Parker | A History and Chronology of the Governors of Beni Hassan during the Middle Kingdom |
Aymie Paull | The influence of the old kingdom on middle kingdom wall scenes: A case study of Beni Hassan and Meir |
Susan Price | A linguistic, codicological, and palaeographic study of MONB.FI |
Carlos Robinson | Uprisings in Alexandria: Civil Disobedience and Political Violence in Ptolemaic History |
Wendy Robinson | An examination of river boat transport as depicted in ancient Egyptian tomb scenes of the Old and Middle Kingdoms |
Judy Simpson | Livestock plagues in Rome: their origins, significance, and impact from the beginning of the Republic until the sixth century AD |
Gillian Smith | A Phenomenological Approach to Ancient Egyptian Festivals as Social, Aesthetic and Symbolic Events |
Murray Smith | Jesus and the final coming of God: The logic of early Christian “second coming” expectation and its origin in Jesus’ eschatological vision |
Elizabeth Stockdale | Female Values in the Odyssey |
Lindsay Stoddart | Reflections on the place of Christian women in Sydney society through the lens of Anglican Deaconess Ministries |
Roshini Thomas | Artistic Transmission in the sixth dynasty |
Charles Thorne | Justinian I and the early Byzantine civic bishop: a legislative history (6–8th centuries) |
Aimee Turner | Caesar’s Consort: Images of Livia from Antiquity to the Early Modern Period |
Lyndelle Webster | Synchronising the Chronologies of the Late Bronze Age Southern Levant and Egypt: A Radiocarbon Dating Perspective |