Death on Display in the Ancient World
Acknowledgements
Valeria Callityche, Freedwoman - A Classic Roman Inhumation
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- Ari Faneuil
- Anne Heller
- Eric Plantier
- Barrett Streu
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Cremation in a Roman Port Town
- Michael S. Grabinski
- Gregory M. Westbrook
- Erik R. Zempel
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This group undertook the web design and production of its own portion
of this site.
Diversity in Death: A Tomb in Terenouthis
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- Leslie Arndt
- Dina Bonnell
- Brad Claus
- Kim Conley
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Class Instructor:
- Professor Sue Alcock, Department of Classical Studies
Special thanks go to:
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- Melanie D. Grunow for web design and production
- William J. Pestle for creating the burial assemblages studied by the
students in CC 120 Death on Display in the Ancient World
- Shannon Stock for special photography for this web site
- Robin Meador-Woodruff and the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology for their
kind cooperation in this endeavor
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Funding for this project was provided by the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology
and the by the Center for Research on Learning and Teaching at the University
of Michigan.
A detail of the brick wall in archive photograph KM 61.7.1098 is used
as the background image for this web site.