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Persoonlijk profiel
Speerpunten
- Roman Sarcophagi and Funerary Iconography
- Death, Burial, and Commemoration in the Graeco-Roman World
- Art, Architecture, Archaeology of the Graeco-Roman World
- Hellenistic World and Roman Provinces
- Festival Culture and Religion of the Graeco-Roman World
- Identity and Cultural Transformations (Globalisation and Glocalisation)
Speerpunten
MARE - Mortuary Archaeology of the Roman East | University of Groningen (rug.nl) Over a period of five years (2021-2026), our team investigates how local communities envisioned and reformulated their relationships with the dead. We will build a digital infrastructure to enhance legacy and orphaned datasets from coastal Lebanon, Palmyra, and Pisidia, as well as to unlock inaccessible collections for wider audiences.
Encoffined Bodies | Projects | University of Groningen (rug.nl) PhD Project: Encoffined Bodies: on the Role of Decorated Sarcophagi in the Funerary Customs of Phoenicia during the Roman period
Opleiding / Academische kwalificatie
Classical Archaeology, MSt, University of Oxford
1-sep-2020 → 30-jun-2021
Datum van toekenning: 30-jun-2021
Classical Civilisation, BA, Univ Warwick, University of Warwick
1-okt-2016 → 30-jun-2019
Datum van toekenning: 30-jun-2019
Vingerafdruk
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Encoffined bodies: on the role of decorated sarcophagi in the funerary customs of Phoenicia during the Roman period
Aherne, N., 8-dec-2023, In: Tijdschrift voor Mediterrane Archeologie. 69, blz. 49 1 blz.Onderzoeksoutput: Article › Academic
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MARE - Mortuary Archaeology of the Roman East
de Jong, L., Dijkstra, T., Annan, B., Aherne, N., Turco, J. & Kalkman, P., 2022, (Unpublished).Onderzoeksoutput › Academic
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The Interaction between Civilian and Military Cults in Provincial Syria (Coins at Warwick)
Aherne, N., 1-mei-2020Onderzoeksoutput › Academic
Projecten
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MARE: Mortuary Archaeology of the Roman East - VICI/Dutch Research Council 2021- 2026
de Jong, L. (Hoofdonderzoeker), Dijkstra, T. (Postdoc), Annan, B. (Postdoc), Kalkman, P. (Staff), Turco, J. (PhD student), Aherne, N. (PhD student) & van Toor, C. (PhD student)
01/11/2021 → 01/11/2026
Project: Research
Activiteiten
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Anchoring Objects: Material Culture and the Dynamics of Innovation in Antiquity
Aherne, N. (Attendee)
4-jun-2026 → 6-jun-2026Activiteit: Attending an event › Academic
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Roman Funerary Landscapes: From Contextual Approachestowards Perception in Motion
Aherne, N. (Contributor)
19-mrt-2026 → 21-mrt-2026Activiteit: Attending an event › Academic
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British Epigraphy Society Spring Meeting
Aherne, N. (Contributor)
18-apr-2026 → 19-apr-2026Activiteit: Attending an event › Academic
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Playing with Plurality in the Half-fabricated Sarcophagi of Roman Phoenicia
Aherne, N. (Speaker)
23-mei-2026Activiteit: Academic presentation › Academic
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Reshaping Mithras in the Roman Empire: Myth, Materiality, and Mobility
Aherne, N. (Speaker)
3-jun-2026Activiteit: Academic presentation › Academic
Knipsels
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NYU Emerging Scholars Series Encoffined Bodies: The Role of Sarcophagi in the Funerary Customs of Roman Phoenicia
30/03/2026
1 Mediabijdrage
Pers / media: Activiteiten met een maatschappelijk belang › Academic
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Encoffined Bodies in Roman Lebanon: How do we reconstruct ancient funerary customs in Roman-period Lebanon?
25/11/2025
1 Mediabijdrage
Pers / media: Activiteiten met een maatschappelijk belang › Popular
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The Secrets of Roman Sarcophagi in Ancient Phoenicia
03/11/2025
1 Mediabijdrage
Pers / media: Activiteiten met een maatschappelijk belang › Popular
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Britten in Groningen roemen humor Elizabeth II, zoals het theepartijtje met Beertje Paddington. Deze twittert: ‘Thank you Ma’am, for everything’
09/09/2022
1 item van Media-aandacht
Pers / media: Expert Comment › Popular
Prijzen
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ICRPA Bursary and Residence at Kolleg of the Romano-Germanic Commission (RGK) of the German Archaeological Institute in Frankfurt (International Colloquium of Roman Provincial Art)
Aherne, N. (Recipient), 24-apr-2026
Prijs: Prize › Academic
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AIA Annual Meeting Travel Grant
Aherne, N. (Recipient), 4-jan-2024
Prijs: Other distinction › Academic
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