Kathryn M. Grossman
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- School: Bradley University
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- Department: History
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1501 W Bradley Ave
Peoria, IL - 61625 - Dates at Bradley University: October 2013 - May 2014
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Biography
Bradley University - History
Assistant Professor of Anthropology at North Carolina State University
Higher Education
Kathryn
Grossman
Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area
Specialties: Mesopotamian Archaeology, Zooarchaeology, Urbanization, Economy and Politics in Early Complex Societies
Experience
North Carolina State University
Senior Lecturer
Kathryn worked at North Carolina State University as a Senior Lecturer
North Carolina State University
Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Kathryn worked at North Carolina State University as a Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Lecturer in Archaeology
Kathryn worked at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) as a Lecturer in Archaeology
Bradley University
Temporary Assistant Professor
Kathryn worked at Bradley University as a Temporary Assistant Professor
Benedictine University
Adjunct Instructor
Teaching Culture Heritage Seminar, a "Great Books" style discussion course covering classic works from Antiquity-Early Modernity.
The University of Chicago
PhD Candidate, Mesopotamian Archaeology
PhD, Spring 2013
Dissertation title: Early Bronze Age Hamoukar: A Settlement Biography
Committee: Gil Stein, McGuire Gibson, Clemens Reichel
Education
University of Chicago
PhD
Near Eastern Archaeology
PhD Title: Early Bronze Age Hamoukar: A Settlement Biography Committee: Gil Stein (Chair), McGuire Gibson, Clemens ReichelUniversity of Chicago
MA
Near Eastern Archaeology
MA Title: Desert Hunt Scenes in Old Kingdom Tomb Art Readers: Stephen Harvey and Peter DormanRyerson Fellowship in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology
$3,800 for travel to present a paper at the 7th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East, and for dissertation research at Hamoukar.Tufts University
BA
Archaeology
BA Thesis Title: False Door Tablets of the Giza Necropolis Readers: Peter Manuelian, Diane Flores, Anthony Tuck
