Patricia A. Hannah

MA (Aberd) DipClassArch DPhil (Oxon), Senior Lecturer
Email pat.hannah@otago.ac.nz

Dr Pat Hannah graduated from Aberdeen with an MA (Hons) and from Oxford with a Dip Class Arch and DPhil. Her research publications have focused on the interconnections to be found in the study of Greek art, culture and warfare. She teaches papers on these aspects and Greek language.

Papers taught 2010

First Semester:

CLAS107: Age of Heroes: Mycenaeans, Trojans and Greeks (co-taught with Prof. R. Hannah)

CLAS236: Art of Empires: Hellenistic Art from Alexander to Augustus (co-taught with Prof. R. Hannah)

CLAS331: Research Methosd in Classics

Second Semester:

On research leave

Recent publications include:

"The Inspiration behind the Athena of the Prize Panathenaic Amphoras"
In Common Ground: Archaeology, Art, Science, and Humanities
eds. C. Mattusch, A.A. Donohue and A. Brauer(Oxford 2006) 585-587

"The Cosmetic Use of Red Ochre (Miltos)"
In Colour in the Ancient Mediterranean World eds. L. Cleland and K. Stears (Oxford 2004) 100-105

"TON ATHENETHEN ATHLON: a Case Study in the History of a Label"
In Speaking Volumes: Orality and Literacy in the Greek and Roman World
ed. J. Watson (Leiden 2001) 161-184

"An Athena on Both Sides Down Under"
in PERIPLOUS: Papers on Classical Art and Archaeology Presented
to Sir John Boardman eds. G.R. Tsetskhladze, A.J.N.W. Prag and A.M. Snodgrass (London 2000) 115-123

"The reality of Greek nudity: Looking to African parallels"
Scholia 7 (1998) 17-40

In Progress:

"The Warrior Loutrophoroi in Fifth-Century Athens"
In War, Culture and Democracy in Classical Athens. ed. D. Pritchard (Cambridge 2010) (forthcoming)

"A Corinthian Helmet: Otago Museum, Dunedin"
Scholia: Studies in Classical Antiquity 17 (2008) 154-164 (forthcoming)

(with G.R.B. Turner) "'Well-Rowed Ships Face to Face with Greeks': The Naval Imagery on the Textile in Euripides’ Ion (1158-60)" Ancient History Bulletin (2007) (forthcoming)

University of Otago, Division of Humanities Research Cluster

Dr Hannah is a member of the Classical Culture and Society Research Cluster.