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Sian Lewis

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Sian Lewis
Postal address:
School of Classics
Swallowgate
The Scores
St Andrews
United Kingdom

E-mail: sl50@st-andrews.ac.uk

Web address: http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/classics/staff/sl50/

Direct phone: +44 (0)1334 462605

Research overview

My current research project is a study of animals (including humans) in the ancient Mediterranean, drawing on ecology and biology to reconstruct the animal world of antiquity. A sourcebook, The Culture of Animals in Antiquity, jointly edited with lloyd Llewellyn-Jones, will be published in August 2017.

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Research publications (23)

  1. The culture of animals in antiquity: a sourcebook with commentaries

    Lewis, S. & Llewellyn-Jones, L. 19 Dec 2017 Abingdon; New York: Routledge. 768 p.

    Research output: Research › Book

  2. Power, communication and authority: tyrants and their letters

    Lewis, S. Dec 2017 Letters and Communities.: Socio-Political Aspects of Ancient Epistolography.. Gildenhard, I. (ed.). Oxford: Oxford University Press

    Research output: Research › Chapter

  3. A lifetime together?: Temporal perspectives on animal-human interactions in antiquity

    Lewis, S. 2017 Interactions between Animals and Humans in Antiquity. Foegen, T. & Thomas, E. (eds.). Brill

    Research output: Research › Chapter

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Activities and awards (23)

  1. Eleventh Celtic Conference in Classics

    Lewis, S. (Participant)
    Jul 2018

    Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Participation in or organising a conference

  2. Gender Fluidity in Antiquity

    Lewis, S. (Participant)
    Nov 2017

    Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Participation in or organising a workshop, seminar, course

  3. PhD examination, University of Stockholm

    Lewis, S. (External examiner)
    25 May 2016

    Activity: External Examination/Supervision/Reviewing › External examination

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