Halford W. Haskell Professor of Classics BA, Haverford College MA, PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Location: MBH 223 Phone: 512-863-1554 Classics Home Page

ACADEMIC POSITIONS HELD Southwestern University, 1984-present, Professor of Classics Memphis State University, 1981-1984, Assistant Professor of Classics American School of Classical Studies, 1978-1981, School Secretary / Assistant to the Director   CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL AWARDS National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship, 1994/95 Fulbright Commission Grant, 1994, senior scholar award Harriet Pomerance Traveling Fellowship (Archaeological Institute of America), 1977-78, research award   RESEARCH AREAS Aegean Bronze Age trade, involving clay fabric analysis and study of Linear B inscriptions (tablets and vase inscriptions). Mycenaean Crete, studies of archaeological evidence on Crete as it relates to the question of the Mycenaean takeover of Knossos. Ceramics of Hacimusalar, Elmal? Plain, Turkey: in charge of pottery from the ACS excavation at Hacimusalar.   REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS "Region to Region Export of Transport Stirrup jars from LM IIIA2/B Crete," in Ariadne's Threads: Connections between Crete and the Greek Mainland in the Post Palatial Period (Late Minoan IIIA2 to Sub-Minoan) (Tripodes, Athens, Scuola Archeologica Italiana), forthcoming, 2004. "wanax to wanax: Regional Trade Pattterns in Mycenaean Crete," Festschrift for Sara Immerwahr, suppl. to Hesperia, 2003. "Aspects of the Nature and Control of Mycenaean Foreign Trade," Aegaeum 20.2 (Festschrift for Malcolm Wiener) (1999), 339-342. "Mycenaeans on Crete: Patterns in the Evidence," Bulletin de correspondence hellénique Supplément 30 (1997), 187-194. Bronze Age pottery section in "C. Picon, Greek Vases in the San Antonio Museum of Art, University of Texcas Press, 1995. "LM III Knossos: Evidence Beyond the Palace," Studi micenei ed egeo-anatolici 27 (1989) 81-110. "The Origin of the Aegean Stirrup Jar and Its Earliest Evolution and Distribution (MB III - LB I)," American Journal of Archaeology 89 (1985) 221-29. "Pylos: Stirrup Jars and the International Oil Trade," Pylos Comes Alive: Industry & Trade in a Mycenaean Palace (New York 1984) 97-1O7. "From Palace to Town Administration," Minoan Society (Proceedings of the Cambridge Colloquium 1981) (Bristol 1981) 121-28. "Coarse Ware Stirrup Jars at Mycenae," Annual of the British School at Athens 76 (1981) 225-38.