Kristine Bülow Clausen

Current research

In my research, I work with different aspects of the visual and material (“cultural”) interactions in the Hellenistic and Roman worlds – focusing especially on the relations between Egypt and Rome in the Roman imperial period. Central concepts that have formed my research into this area are: materiality, object biographies, culture contact, and identity formation. Another part of my research is centered on the excavation and publication of a Roman Villa at Lake Nemi in the Alban Hills.

Knowledge of languages

Danish, English, French, German and Italian

Teaching

I teach and supervise bachelor and master students within the following subjects:

Introduction to Archaeology

Roman Archaeology

Greek Archaeology: Classical-Hellnistic period

European Connections

Primary fields of research

Egypt outside Egypt - especially Rome and Beneventum.

Roman villas.

Roman architecture.

The history of Classical Archeology as a scientific discipline. 

The classical tradition.