All Scholars

Ziggy and Miles: Building Australian Classical Culture, Two Guitars at a Time

A Q&A with the 2024–25 Musicians-in-Residence

The Living & Evolving Art Form of Classical Music

A Q&A with Tallā Rouge Duo

A Database of Asia Minor

Sylvain Destephen writes prosopographies of upper- and middle-class late antique Asia Minor

Ensoulment and Bābai the Great

Nathan Tilley traces the movement of texts and ideas east of Byzantium through the Syriac philosopher Bābai the Great

Enlivening the Textiles of Paracas

Ann Peters unravels the living history behind textiles in mortuary bundles at Paracas

Science and the Settler State

Caitlin Blanchfield studies the contested landscapes of scientific research structures in North America

Treasuring Lake Titicaca

Annick Benavides traces the connections between the Virgin of Copacabana and the Carabuco Cross in the colonial period

Araucania-Patagonia’s Indigenous Landscape

Rodrigo Booth studies the transformation of the ancestral land of the Mapuche people

Finding Agency in Captivity

Christina Halperin considers the lives of women and other lower-status captives and/or slaves in the ancient Maya region

Labor and Building a Maya Palace

Jacob Welch uncovers ancient Maya labor relations in a palace at Ucanha

A People’s History of Cantera

Sarah Lopez traces the movement of people and cantera stone across the US-Mexico border

Enslavement in Early Christianity

Chance Bonar studies the context and implications of enslavement to God in early Christian texts

The First Black Landscape Architects

Glenn LaRue Smith researches the history and contributions of Black landscape architects in post-Reconstruction America

Finding Home in Memory and Music

Layale Chaker blends musical techniques and disciplines to record memories and tell stories

Monasteries Beyond the Cloisters

Justin Mann visualizes how Hosios Loukas and other Middle Byzantine monasteries shaped and controlled surrounding landscapes