Robert S. Wagman
125 Dauer Hall
University of Florida
Gainesville FL 32611
Phone 352-273-3700
Fax 352-846-0297
E-mail rsw@ufl.edu
Office hours
Fall 2013: R9 or by appt.
About
I am an Associate Professor of Classical Studies specializing in the epigraphy and archaeology of ancient Greek cult. My research interests include Greek and Roman topography and the folklore of Early Modern Greece. I was educated at the Liceo Classico-Ginnasio Statale G.B. Niccolini-F.D. Guerrazzi of Livorno (Italy), the University of Pisa (Italy), the Johns Hopkins University, and the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. Since 1990 I have been at the University of Florida, where I teach courses in the Greek language (ancient to modern, all levels); Latin language (ancient to humanistic, all levels); Greek and Roman literature; and Greek, Roman and Egyptian civilization. I also serve as Undergraduate Coordinator for the Department of Classics.
Current Research (2011-2013)
"Pharsalian Outdoor and Rock-Cut Shrines", Farsala and its Wider Region. Historical and Archaeological Evidence from the Prehistoric to theModern Times. International Scientific Conference, Farsala, Greece, November 2013.
"Το σπήλαιο των Νυμφών της Φαρσάλου. Αρχαιολογική έρευνα και προοπτικές για μια αειφόρο αξιοποίηση του χώρου"
Municipality of Farsala, Greece, December 2012.
"Stairs for the Nymphs: On the Inscriptions of the Alogopati Cave", XIV Congressus Internationalis Epigraphiae Graecae et Latinae in Berlin, Germany, August 2012.
"On a Thessalian Rock-Cut Pattern" Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America, Philadelphia, PA, January 2012.
"Frustula Tiberina: Epigraphical Fragments from the Tiber Island and Environs" Epigraphica 74 (2012).
"Pan's Tree. On a Votive Relief of Pan from the Piraeus" Kernos 23 (2011).
"Building for the Nymphs" Classical Quarterly 61 (2011).
