David B. George
 
 
Over the years I have worked on a number of aspects of the ancient world.  I have written on Hebrew narrative in the Bible, Greek Tragedy, Roman Epic, and Ancient Philosophy.  For the last few years, I have been working on archaeological projects in Western Crete and central Italy.  Currently,  I am co-director for a project that is excavating a site just outside of Orvieto, Italy.  This site has a number of interesting features ranging from 8th century bce Etruscan religious structures to late Antique Roman ruins.
 
EDUCATION
Ph.D.: The Ohio State University
M.A.: The Ohio State University
             University of Missouri
A.B.: University of Missouri
 
vita http://www.anselm.edu/internet/classics/web/dbgvita.pdfshapeimage_4_link_0
 
RESEARCH INTERESTS
  1. • Greek and Latin Literature
  2. • Ancient Philosophy
  3. • Archaeology
  4. • Cultural Coalescence in Hellenistic and Roman History
 
favorites
Quote: “What is life, what is
pleasure without golden Aphrodite? May I die when
these things no longer stir me ”
New Reading: Etruscans
Movies: Stargate, Lonestar, Casablanca, A Thousand Clowns
TV Shows: SG1, Firefly,
Battlestar Gallactica, Star Trek
Musicians: Dean Martin
Travel Destinations: Orvieto, Crete
 
CURRENT COURSES
CL101: Elementary Greek
CL201: Intermediate Greek
CL210: Ancient Art & Architecture
contact
Email: dgeorge@anselm.edu
Office Hours: 9:30-10:20 MWF
Phone: 603-641-7069
 
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