Nicola Aravecchia, Assistant Professor of Art History and Archaeology, was a fellow in Byzantine Studies at Dunbarton Oaks in spring 2021. He participated in a Q + A on his research report, “Early Christianity in Egypt’s Western Desert: The Fourth-Century Church at Amheida,” which summarized archaeological evidence of early Christian culture in the remote reaches of Egypt’s Western Desert. To learn more about Dr. Aravecchia and his work, click here.
in the news:
PhD Candidate Hoyon Mephokee Awarded Graduate Fellowship at the Center for the Humanities
Dr. Angela Miller is in the New York Times!
PhD Alum Jen Padgett Featured in WashU Magazine As the Wingate Curator of Craft at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
