Sarah Siegenthaler
PhD Candidate in Classical Archaeology (2022–)
MA in Ancient History and Classical Archaeology (2022) | BA in Ancient Civilizations and Art History (2020)
I am a classical archaeologist working at the intersection with ancient history. My work traces individuals living in extreme poverty in ancient Roman cities, e.g. pursuing various forms of street-begging. Four case-study cities (Rome, Pompeii, Ostia and Ephesos) are examined through the conjoint analysis of textual and archaeological sources (1st c. BCE – 6th c. CE).
MA in Ancient History and Classical Archaeology (2022) | BA in Ancient Civilizations and Art History (2020)
I am a classical archaeologist working at the intersection with ancient history. My work traces individuals living in extreme poverty in ancient Roman cities, e.g. pursuing various forms of street-begging. Four case-study cities (Rome, Pompeii, Ostia and Ephesos) are examined through the conjoint analysis of textual and archaeological sources (1st c. BCE – 6th c. CE).
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This half-day Workshop was held at the DHNB 2023 “Sustainability — Environment, Community, Data” Online Conference on 9 March 2023. Further information as well as the participants' results during the «Contribute to the Community» (CTTC) Session can be found on the Workshop Website (https://vlandau.notion.site/vlandau/Workshop-Exploring-Digital-Tools-and-Platforms-for-Individual-Research-of-History-and-Antiquity-2cc4fdf1d3ba420493fd39fcb0fb3bef).