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Cambridge AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership - Student Profiles

 

Biography

Having completed an undergraduate degree in Classics (2015, Cambridge), I moved to Classical Archaeology for my MPhil (2016, Cambridge). My PhD uses computational techniques to investigate how the first city-states of Archaic Greece interacted with one another, and how they formed political and economic networks with their neighbours. I am particularly interested in exchanges which took place between the mainlands of modern day Greece and Turkey, and also across the Cycladic islands.  

Other academic interests

  • The archaeology of Greece and Turkey
  • Archaic and Classical Greek history
  • GIS and spatial analysis
  • Statistics and quantitative methods
  • Seascape and coastal archaeology
  • Classical art
  • Museums and outreach
Department: Classics
Supervisor: Prof. Robin Osborne and Prof. Cyprian Broodbank
College: Pembroke
AHRC Subject Area: Archaeology
Title of Thesis: State interactions in Archaic Greece
 Michael  Loy

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