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Congratulations, Dr. Anne Duray!
Congratulations to Dr. Anne Duray for her successful dissertation defense on March 6! Anne is a student on the Classical Archaeology track in the Classics Department's Ph.D. program. Advised by Michael Shanks (primary advisor, pictured here) and by Ian Hodder, Ian Morris, Giovanna Ceserani, and Donald Haggis (committee members), Anne's dissertation is entitled: "The Idea of Greek (Pre)history: Archaeological Knowledge Production and the Making of 'Early Greece,' c. 1950-1980." Congratulations again on a job well done.
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