Membership by Research Keywords

Albania

Stéphanie Huysecom-Haxhi (ACoSt Vice-President)	CNRS, ARsCAn	stephanie.huysecom-haxhi@cnrs.fr	Terracottas from Thasos (Greece), from Dürres (Albania)
Arthur Muller	Université Lille	arthur.muller@univ-lille.fr	Greek and Albania terracottas
Marion Muller-Dufeu	Université Lile	mmullerdufeu@sfr.fr	Greek and Albania terracottas

Archaic

Asia, Asia Minor

Bronze, Iron Age…

Classical

Cyprus

Egypt, Egyptian

Greek

Erica Morais Angliker	University of London	uem2316@caa.columbia.ed	Terracottas from the Cyclades (Greece)
Vasileia Dimitrakopoulou	University of Athens	vassia7@gmail.com	Terracottas and Coroplastic Workshops, especially from the Athenian Agora and Abdera
Vassiliki Georgaka	Greek Ministry of Culture-First Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Studies	vgeorgaka@culture.gr	Archaic Attic terracottas
Keely Heuer	State University of New York, New Paltz	heuerk@newpaltz.edu	The relationship Greek between pottery and figurines in south Italy)
Stéphanie Huysecom-Haxhi (ACoSt Vice-President)	CNRS, ARsCAn	stephanie.huysecom-haxhi@cnrs.fr	Terracottas from Thasos (Greece), from Dürres (Albania)
Stylianos Ieremias	Oxford University	stelios_ieremias@hotmail.com	Hellenistic Terracottas from Demetrias
Violaine Jeammet	Musée du Louvre	Violaine.Jeammet@louvre.fr	Greek terracottas
Kandassamy Emily	PhD, French student at University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Institut Français de la Mode in Paris	kandassamy.emily@gmail.com	Garment, movement and posture of the terracottas figurines coming from Tanagra and Thasos in Greece, created from 6th to 3rd century BC.
Sonia Klinger	University of Haifa	klinger@research.haifa.ac.il	Terracottas of Corinth (Greece), Roman terracottas of Israel
Yannos Kourayos	Director of the excavations at Despotiko (Greece)	kourayos@hotmail.com	Aegean coroplastics
Pauline Maillard	École suisse d'archéologie en Grèce	Pauline.Maillard@unil.ch	Cypriot terracottas from the classical period ; Euboean terracotta production (Eretria and Amarynthos, all periods)
Martin Maischberger	Antikensammlung Berlin	m.maischberger@smb.spk-berlin.de	Greek and Roman terracottas
Christina Marangou	Greece	chrmarangou@yahoo.gr	Mainly prehistoric terracottas of Greece and neighboring regions
Alexandre G. Mitchell	Institute of Archaeology, Oxford (Director at Expressum, translation services)	info@expressum.eu	Greco-Roman terracotta figurines, particularly caricature and pathological grotesques
Emily C. Mohr	Duke University	emily.mohr@duke.edu	Women in antiquity, Greek sculpture, Tanagra figurines, performance
Arthur Muller	Université de Lille	arthur.muller@univ-lille.fr	Greek and Albania terracottas
Marion Muller-Dufeu	Université de Lille	mmullerdufeu@sfr.fr	Greek and Albania terracottas
Maya Muratov	Adelphi University	mbm224@nyu.edu	Terracottas from Pantikapaion
Aura Piccioni	Katholischen Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt	aura.piccioni@gmail.com	Terracottas of West Greece
Gina Salapata (ACoSt Secretary)	Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand	G.Salapata@massey.ac.nz	Terracotta plaques from Laconia (Greece)
Sven Schipporeit	Universität Wien	svent.schipporeit@gmail.com	Greek terracottas and ritual in the Classical and Hellenistic periods
Maria Spathi	Society of Messenian Archaeological Studies	maria.spathi@hotmail.com	Greek Terracottas
Jaimee Uhlenbrock (ACoSt President)	State Unversity of New York, New Paltz	uhlenbrj@newpaltz.edu	Greek terracottas of Libya and Sicily
Karoline Zhuber-Okrog	Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna	nikandre144@gmx.at	Greek and Roman terracottas

Hellenistic

Iberian

Iconography, Function

Israel

Italy

Jointed Dolls

Jordan

Lebanon

Libya

Minoan

Musical Representations

Near East, Levant, Mesopotamia, Babylonia

Particularly Caricature and Pathological Grotesques

Phocaean colonies

Phoenician

Prehistoric figurines

Punic

Roman, Late Roman, Roman Byzantine

Sanctuaries

Sicily

Terracotta Plaques, Votives, Ritual

Trade and commerce

Turkey

Typology, Technique

Western Mediterranean

Zoomorphic

Frances Gallart-Marques	Cornell University	fg29@cornell.edu	Terracottas of Sardis
Sven Kielau	Independent researcher	sven_kielau@yahoo.de	Hellenistic terracottas of Asia Minor

Barbara Bolognani	Hebrew University of Jerusalem	barbarabolognani@gmail.com	Iron Age clay figurines from Karkemish, Lebanon and Israel
David Frankfurter	Boston University	dtmf@bu.edu	Terracotta figurines in Roman and Christian Egypt
Regine Hunziker-Rodewald	University of Strasbourg	regine.hunziker@orange.fr	Iron Age figurines from Jordan
Raz Kletter	Israel	kletterr@gmail.com	Bronze and Iron Age terracottas of the Near East
Nadia B. Knudsen	United Kingdom	ganchat3@hotmail.com	Early Bronze Age zoomorphic figurines from the Levant
Christine Morris	Trinity College Dublin	CMORRIS@tcd.ie	Aegean Bronze Age terracotta figurines, especially from Minoan peak sanctuaries
University of NottinghamPaz Valiente	pazramirezval@gmail.com	Intercultural contact in the Bronze Age

Maria Dikomitou	University of Cyprus	m_dikomitou@yahoo.com	Cypriote terracottas, archaeometry
Pauline Maillard	Ecole suisse d'archéologie en Grèce	Pauline.Maillard@unil.ch	Cypriot terracottas from the classical period; Euboean terracotta production (Eretria and Amarynthos, all periods)
Giorgos Papantoniou	Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn	papantog@tcd.ie	Archaic to Roman terracottas from Cyprus
Nancy Serwint	Arizone State University, Tempe	Nancy.Serwint@asu.edu	Terracottas of Marion (Cyprus)

David Frankfurter	Boston University	dtmf@bu.edu	Terracotta figurines in Roman and Christian Egypt
Estelle Galbois	Université de Toulouse	estelle.galbois@univ-tlse2.fr	Greco-Roman terracottas from Tebtynis (Egypt)

Alexandros Andreou	University of Athens	satyriskos@gmail.com	Hellenistic and Roman terracotta figurines from the deposits around the Sanctuary of the Nymph at the South Slope of the Acropolis (Greece)
Sophie Feret	Université de Montpellier	sofiferet@gmail.com	Hellenistic terracottas of central Italy
Sven Kielau	Independent researcher	sven_kielau@yahoo.de	Hellenistic terracottas of Asia Minor
Stéphanie Langin-Hooper	Southern Methodist University	langinhooper@smu.edu	Figurines hellénistiques de Mésopotamie, miniaturisation
Sven Schipporeit	Universität Wien	svent.schipporeit@gmail.com	Greek terracottas and ritual in the Classical and Hellenistic periods

Stelios Ieremias	Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports	stelieremias@gmail.com	Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities
Sven Schipporeit	Universität Wien	svent.schipporeit@gmail.com	Greek terracottas and ritual in the Classical and Hellenistic periods

Rebecca Ammerman (ACoSt Executive Committee)	Colgate University	Rammerman@mail.colgate.edu	Tterracottas from south Italy
Agnes Bencze	Pázmány Péter Catholic University	agneseb33@gmail.com	Terracottas of south Italy
Eukene Bilbao Zubiri	École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (Paris)	eukene.bilbao@gmail.com	Terracottas from south Italy
Geltrude Bizzaro	Università degli studi di Napoli “L’Orientale”	geltrudebizzarro@gmail.com	Terracottas of south Italy
Sophie Feret	Université de Montpellier	sofiferet@gmail.com	Hellenistic terracottas of central Italy
Keely Heuer	State University of New York, New Paltz	heuerk@newpaltz.edu	The relationship Greek between pottery and figurines in south Italy

Nicola Cucuzza	University of Genoa	Nicola.cucuzza@lettere.unige.it	Minoan and Mycenaean figurines
Christine Morris	Trinity College Dublin	CMORRIS@tcd.ie	Aegean Bronze Age terracotta figurines, especially from Minoan peak sanctuaries

Adi Erlich (ACoSt Executive Committee)	University of Haifa	aerlich@research.haifa.ac.il	Terracottas from Israel and the Levant
Raz Kletter	Israel	kletterr@gmail.com	Bronze and Iron Age terracottas of the Near East
Nadia B. Knudsen	United Kingdom	ganchat3@hotmail.com	Early Bronze Age zoomorphic figurines from the Levant

Natacha Massar	Royal Museums of Arts and History, Brussels	natacam@gmail.com	Terracotta figured vases, pathological representations
Alexandre G. Mitchell	Institute of Archaeology, Oxford	info@expressum.eu	Greco-Roman terracotta figurines, particularly caricature and pathological grotesques \| Director at Expressum, translation services ( www.expressum.eu)

Marina Albertocchi	Ca' Foscari University, Venice	m.albertocchi@alice.it	Terracottas of Sicily
Antonella Pautasso(ACoSt Executive Committee)	Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Istituto per i Beni Archeologici e Monumentali, Catania	Pautasso@unict.it	Terracottas of Sicily
Serena Raffiotta	Italy	serenaraffiotta@gmail.com	Terracottas of Sicily
Jaimee Uhlenbrock ( ACoStPresident)	State Unversity of New York, New Paltz	uhlenbrj@newpaltz.edu	Greek terracottas of Libya and Sicily

Romina Carboni	University of Caglari, Sardaigne	romina_123@libero.it	Cults and votive offerings from ancient Sardinia
Emily Hollywood	Northamptonshire	emij_100@hotmail.co.uk	The significance of votive terracottas to women's rituals within the Cult of Demeter and Kore
Gina Salapata	Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand	G.Salapata@massey.ac.nz	Terracotta plaques from Laconia (Greece)

Isabelle Hasselin Rous	Musée du Louvre	isabelle.hasselin@louvre.fr	Terracottas of Smyrna
Frances Gallart-Marques	Cornell University	fg29@cornell.edu	Terracottas of Sardis

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