ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΣ ΑΝ. ΝΑΚΑΣΗΣ

I'm an archaeologist and classicist in the at the 鶹Ƶwhostudiesthe material and textualproduction of early Greek communities, especially of the Mycenaean societies of Late Bronze Age Greece (ca. 1600-1100 BC).I'vedeveloped new methodsfor investigating individuals named in the administrative Linear B textsand Ifrom thisevidence that Mycenaean society was far less hierarchical and much more dynamic than it had been considered in the past.I also workon Homer and Hesiod, Greek religion and history, archaeological survey,LinearA,and theeconomy, society and prosopography of the Mycenaean world, and I'mcurrently writing a second book tentatively entitled "Mycenaean Histories."

I'm co-director (with Sarah James and Scott Gallimore)ofthe , a diachronic archaeological survey in southern Greece, and co-director (with Kevin Pluta)of the Pylos Tablets Digital Project, which involves the digital documentation of all the administrative documents from the "Palace of Nestor" at Pylos. I occasionally write about archaeology and the Aegean Bronze Ageon my .

I received my degrees from the University of Michigan (BA1997) and the University of Texas at Austin (MA2000; PhD 2006); I've taught in Classics departmentsat Trinity University (2006-7), Florida State University (2007-8), and the University of Toronto (2008-16).I've been named a College Professor of Distinction by the College of Arts & Sciences of the 鶹Ƶ (2024), and a fellow by the MacArthur Foundation(2015).

This is Holly:

Holly running through the snow