Anagnostis Agelarakis

Diplomas/Degrees

Diplomas/Degrees

Ph.D., Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, Columbia University, New York (1989)

M.Phil., Anthropology, Columbia University, New York (1988)

M.S., Environmental Conservation and Management, Lund Polythechnic Institute, Sweden (1980)

B.A., Classical Archaeology and European Ethnology, Lund University, Sweden (1977)

Professional Experience

Professional Experience

 

Dr. Anagnostis P. Agelarakis, has worked in archaeo-anthropological field/lab research projects in 10 countries.  As PI of archaeological-anthropological projects carried out in 9 out of those 10 countries he has published to date research results involving 65 archaeological sites.

Also see "Personal Statement", and "Selected Publications and Presentations", and/or visit his profile in Academia.edu, or ResearchGate.

 

Personal Statement

Personal Statement

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis is Professor of Anthropology in the History Department at Adelphi University.  ‎ He studied Classical Archaeology and European Ethnology as an undergraduate, and as a graduate Human Osteology/Cremations, and Environmental Studies at Lund University and Lund Polytechnic Institute.  He holds a terminal degree in Anthropology from Columbia University (1989), in Archaeology and Physical Anthropology.

In the earlier years of his career,  he carried out field and/or lab archaeo-anthropological research projects focusing on the organizational abilities and capacities of the human condition during the Holocene in SE (1), (2), (3) and SW Asia (4), (5), (6), (7), (8), (9), the Middle East (10), (11), (12), the American Northeast (13), (14), (15), and the Caribbean (16), and (17). 

The central areas of his research remain however, the Eastern Mediterranean with a focus on the ancient world of the Greeks, at the cross-fertilizing roads and sea routes of three continents.  Under the domains of Bio-Archaeology, Forensics, Funerary Archaeology, and ancient History, he studies the biological profiles, the demographic, and palaeopathological records of human skeletal populations from prehistoric periods to the late medieval era (18), (19), (20), (21), (22), (23), (24), (25), (26), (27), (28), (50), (51), (54), (56), (60), (62) and (63).                                

Based on the skeletal record, he investigates issues relative to weapons, battle tactics, and the changing dynamics of ancient warfare, the developments of the art of medicine, particularly in trauma surgery and healing, as well as aspects on the decipherment of kinetic and occupational changes permanently recorded on bones and teeth   (29), (30), (31), (32), (33), (34), (35), (36), (37), (38), (39), (40), (53), and (61).   Further, he searches through archaeological anthropology for evidence that may fine-tune our perceptions on gender roles, and our understanding of the decorum and symbolism of burial customs and practices, always considering and juxtaposing literary and historic records (41), (42), (43), (44), (45), (46), (48), (49), (52), (55), and (59). 

In the domain of Ethnohistory, he tends to investigate the conditions and environments that were afforded on Byzantine populations (47), (57), and (58) since the desecration and pillage of Constantinople by the Forth Crusade in 1204.

In the area of Ethnography, he has been studying aspects of the diachronic roots and cultural traditions of shepherding and mixed shepherding / agricultural communities in the biome of mountainous Crete, Greece.

ADMINISTRATIVE  POSITIONS AT ADELPHI UNIVERSITY

.2012-Aug. 2018      Chair, Anthropology Department

.2002-Aug. 2011      Director, Environmental Studies Program

.2001-2002               Chair, Department of Anthropology & Sociology

.2001-2007               Chair, International Initiatives Committee (Presidential Committee)

.2000-2001               Unit Head, Anthropology & Sociology Departments.

.1998-1999               Acting Chair, Dept. of Anthropology; Acting Director, Environmental Studies

.1996-1998               Director, Society of Mentors (Presidential Committee)

.1996-1998               Chair, Student Life and Development Committee (Faculty Senate)

.1991-1992               Founding Member, Adelphi Environmental Studies Program (with R. Lund; J. Vetter)

 

         POSITIONS IN OTHER PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS  

.since 2021               Member, Blue Shield International-Protection of Cultural Heritage from Armed Conflict and Natural Disasters

.since 2021               Member, ICOMOS-International Council on Monuments and Sites

.since 2019               Member, Archaeological Society at Athens

.since 2019               Scientific Associate, Reich aDNA Lab-Harvard Medical School, Boston

.since 2019               Founder, Aegean Foundation of Anthropology, New York, USA

.since 2013               Board Member, Archaeology Council, Museum of Cycladic Art, Athens

.since 2011               Vice President, Mediterranean Archaeological Society, Rethymnon

.since 2011               Archaeology Editor, Mediterranean Archaeology & Archaeometry Int. Journal

.2007-2010               Editorial Board Member, Bio-Archaeology of the Middle East Journal

.2004-2008               Referee and National Representative USA: Intern. Journal of Anthropology

.2004-2009              Editorial Board (Eastern Mediterranean): Paleopathology Association Newsletter

.2003-2008               Senior Specialist, Fulbright Scholar Program

.since 2002               Editorial Board Member, Eulimene Journal

.2002-2011               Editorial Board Member, Mediterranean Archaeology & Archaeometry Int. J.

.since 2000               Board Member, Mediterranean Archaeological Society, Rethymnon

.1996-2007              Research Fellow, Physical Anthropology, M.A.S.C.A., U. of Pennsylvania

.1992-2007               Member, Metropolitan Forensic Anthropology Team, Lehman College, C.U.N.Y.

.1992-2000               Scientist in Residence, Forensic Anthropology, Lehman College, C.U.N.Y.

 

References Cited

"Some Reconstructions of Human Conditions During the 3rd millennium BC in S.E. Asia”.  South-East Asian Archaeology, 1992, Proceedings of the 4th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists, Rome, 1992. Eds. R. Ciarla, and F. Rispoli. Istituto Italiano per il Medio ed Estremo Oriente, (1997), 99-117. "The Archaeology of Human Bones: Prehistoric Copper Producing Peoples in the Khao Wong Prachan Valley, Central Thailand", in ( Ed.) P. Bellwood, The Indo-Pacific Prehistory: The Chang Mai Papers,  IPAA Bulletin 14:1 (1996), 133-139.  Pigott, V. et al “A Program of Analysis of Organic Remains from Prehistoric Copper-producing Settlements in the Khao Wong Prachan Valley, Central Thailand: A Progress Report” , in (Eds. E. Bacus, I. Glover, and V. Pigott) “Uncovering Southeast Asia’s Past”, National University of Singapore Publishing, Singapore, (2006), 154-167. "Proto‑Neolithic Human Skeletal Remains in the Zawi-Chemi Layer in Shanidar Cave",  SumerXL:1-2 (1987-88), 7-16. The Palaeopathological Evidence, Indicators of Stress of the Shanidar Proto-Neolithic and the Ganj-Dareh Tepe Early Neolithic Human Skeletal Collections. Columbia University, 1989, Doctoral Dissertation, UMI, Bell & Howell Information Company, Michigan 48106. "Artificial Cranial Deformation in the Proto-Neolithic and Neolithic Near East and its possible Origin: Evidence from Four Sites", Meiklejohn C., Agelarakis A., Peter A. Akkermans, Smith L.E. Philip and R. Solecki, Paleorient, (1992), 18: 2, 83-97.  "The Shanidar Cave Proto-Neolithic Human Population: Aspects of Demography and Paleopathology",  Human Evolution,(1993), 8:4, 235-253. Agelarakis, A. P., and Serpanos, Y. C., (2002), “On the Prevalence of External Auditory Exostoses Among the Proto-Neolithic Homo sapiensPopulation of Shanidar Cave, Iraq”, Human Evolution, 17, 248-252. Solecki, R., Solecki, R., Agelarakis, A. P., (2004), The Proto-Neolithic Cemetery in Shanidar Cave,  College Station, Texas: A&M University Press. “The Chalcolithic Burial Cave in Ma’avarot, Israel, and its Paleoanthropological Implications”, International Journal of Osteo-Archaeology, (1998), 8, 431-443.   “Paleopathology and its Contributions to the Decipherment of the Human Condition in Antiquity: A Preliminary Report for the Case of two Skeletal Populations from Malloura in Cyprus”,  Report of the Department of Antiquities, Cyprus, (1997), 239-250.  “The Osseous Record in the Western Necropolis of Amathous: an Archaeo-Anthropological Investigation”.  Eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus-Dodecanese-Crete 16th-6th c. B.C., Proceedings of the International Symposium: The Eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus-Dodecanese-Crete 16th-6th c. B.C., Rethymnon, Crete, (1998), 217-232. “The Long Island Massapequa Fort Burials”, in Solecki R., “The Archaeology of Fort Neck and Vicinity, Massapequa, Long Island, New York”, (Ed.) G. Stone “Native Forts of the Long Island Sound Area”, Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, V. VIII, Suffolk County Archaeological Association & Nassau County Archaeological Committee, New York, (2006), 230. "Archaeological Forensics and Paleopathology", in (Ed.) J. Grossman “The Excavation, Analysis, and Reconstruction of the Transitional Period, Late Woodland Period and Colonial Occupations at the Little Wood Creek Site, Fort Edward, Washington County, New York”. New York State Historic Preservation Office, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation- Washington D.C., Project  Reference No: C36‑130‑5‑01, (1990), Volume IV. "The Environmental and Subsistence Patterns, Reconstructions", in (Ed.) J. Grossman “The Excavation, Analysis, and Reconstruction of the Transitional Period, Late Woodland Period and Colonial Occupations at the Little Wood Creek Site, Fort Edward, Washington County, New York”. New York State Historic Preservation Office, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation- Washington D.C   Project Reference No: C36‑130‑5‑01. (1990), Volume I: Section 1.8. "Field Methods and Techniques", and " Geomorphological and Stratigraphic  Sequences" in (Ed.) J. Grossman  “Preliminary Report on the Archaeological Mitigation of the Pre-Columbian Ceremonial Plaza and Settlement at Rincon, Puerto Rico”. The Puerto Rican Environmental Quality Board and State Historic Preservation Office, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation- Washington D.C.  Project Reference No:C72 100 01, (1990/91), 1995. "Site Excavation and Field Strategies" and "The Stratigraphy and Geomorphology of L-22 and L-23" in (Ed.) J. Grossman “Preliminary Excavation and Analysis Results of Archaeological Investigations at Mediania Alta (L-23) and Vieques (L-22) Loiza, Puerto Rico”.  The Puerto Rican Environmental Quality Board and State Historic Preservation Office, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation-Washington D.C., V.: I.  Project Re. No: C 72 9423 (1990/91), V: I. "Report on the Main Burial of the Mycenaean Human Skeletal Remains excavated from Archontiki Site, Psara, Greece",  OSSA: International Journal of Skeletal Research, (1986-87), 13, 3-11. "Analyses of Cremated Human Skeletal Remains Dating to the Seventh Century BC, Chios, Greece",  Horos: Ena Archaeognostiko Periodiko (1986), 4, 145-153.  Agelarakis P. A., and Agelarakis A., (1989), "The Palaeopathological Evidence, Indicators of Stress and Dietary Evaluations from two Skeletal Populations, a Middle and a Late Byzantine, from Polystylon Abdera, Greece". Co-author with Argiro Agelarakis, Byzantinische Forschungen XIV, 9-26. Agelarakis, A. P., and Eustratiou, N., (1996), "Skeletal Remains from the Neolithic Site of Makri-Thrace: A Preliminary Report".  Proceedings of the Second Symposium of the Hellenic Archaeometrical Society: Archaeometrical and Archaeological Research in Macedonia and Thrace,Greece, 11-21.

22."Excavations at Polystylon (Abdera) Greece: Aspects of Mortuary Practices and Skeletal Biology", Archaiologiko Deltio, (1997), 47, 293-308.

Koukouli-Chrysanthaki Ch., Sgourou M., and Agelarakis A. P., “Archaeological Investigations at the Necropolis of Ancient Thasos: 1979-1996”,  Archaiologiko Ergo sti Makedonia kai Thraki, 10B 1996, (1997), 769-794. ”Reflections of the Human Condition in Prehistoric Thasos: Aspects of the Anthropological and Palaeopathological Record from the Settlement of Kastri”.  Actes du Colloque International Matières prèmieres et Technologie de la Préhistoire à nos jours, Limenaria, Thasos 1995,  French Archaeological Institute in Greece, (1999),  447-468. "Aspects of Demography and Palaeopathology among the Hellenistic Abderetesin Thrace, Greece”,  Eulimene, Int. J. Mediterranean  Archaeological & Anthropological Society, Rethymnon, Greece (2000), 1, 13-24. “On the Clazomenean Quest in Thrace during the 7th and 6th centuries BC, as Revealed through Anthropological Archaeology”,  Eulimene, Int. J. Mediterranean Archaeological & Anthropological Society , (2001), 2, 161-186. “Cremation Burial in LM IIIC-SubMinoan Crete and the Cemetery at Pezoulos Atsipades”. Cremations in Bronze and Early Iron Age, Proceedings of Int. Symposium, Ministries of the Aegean, and of Culture, Greece, (2001),  69-82. "Archaeological Anthropology at the Tumulus of Mikri Doxipara-Zoni" in (Eds.) D. Triantaphyllos, and D. Terzopoulou, Horses and Wagons in the Ancient World, Proceedings of Scientific Meeting, Orestiada-Greece, (2010), 127-131. “Scarred for Life: A Wounded Warrior from Late Classical Period in Mesokomi, Serres”, in B. Poulios “Late Classical Graves in Mesokomi of Serrres”, Proceedings of International Conference: “Serres and its Region from Ancient to Post-Byzantine Society”, (1998), A, 78-122. Rose, M., “Fallen Heroes: Identifying bones of Pericles ’ soldiers”.  Archaeology Journal, Archaeological Institute of America, (2000), 53:2, 42-45. “Report on the Anthropological Forensic and Palaeopathological Study of a Select Number of Human Skeletal Individuals from the Ancient Necropolis of Thasos”.  In M. Sgourou  Jewelry from Thasian Graves, BSA, (British Annals of Archaeology), (2001), 96, 355-364. Physical Anthropological Report on the Cremated Human Remains of an Individual Retrieved from the Amphipolis Agora (The Spartan General Brasidasof the Peloponnesian War?). Appendix in Ch. Koukouli-Chrysanthaki, Excavating Classical Amphipolis. Excavating Classical Culture: Recent Archaeological Discoveries in Greece (Eds.) Maria Stamatopoulou and Marina Yeroulanou. Beazley Archive - Studies in Classical Archaeology I, BAR S, (2002), 1031. “Investigations of Physical Anthropology & Palaeopathology at the Ancient Necropolis of Thasos”, In M. Sgourou,  “Excavating houses and graves: exploring aspects of everyday life and afterlife in ancient Thasos”,  BAR International Series1031 (2002), 12-19, Oxford, Archaeopress. Zafeiropoulou F., and Agelarakis A. P., (2005), “Warriors of Paros”,  Archaeology,58:1, 30-35.   “Memories of Aristocracy from the Geometric Period Orthi Petra in Eleutherna (Mnimes tis Aristokratias apo tin Orthi Petra tis Geometrikis Eleuthernas)”.  Proceedings of the International Symposium, The Aegean During the Early Iron Age, Rhodes. Ministry of Culture, Rhodes Archaeological and Historical Research Institute, University of Crete, Greece, (2004-2005), 77-84. The Anthropology of Tomb A1K1 of Orthi Petra in Eleutherna. A Narrative of the Bones: Aspects of the Human Condition in Geometric-Archaic Eleutherna, University of Crete, (2005), Rethymnon, Greece. “Early Evidence of Cranial Surgical Intervention in Abdera, Greece, a Nexus to On Head Woundsof the Hippocratic Corpus”,  MediterraneanArchaeology & Archaeometry, (2006), 6:1, 5-18. Agelarakis, A. P., and Serpanos Y. C., (2010), “Auditory Exostoses, Infracranial Skeleto-Muscular Changes and Maritime Activities in    Classical Period Thasos Island”, Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry, 10:2, 45-57. “On the Anthropology Project of 35 Salaminos Street Site of Kerameikos, Athens: A Brief Account” Archaeologikes Symboles, Volume B: Attika, A’ and Γ’ Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities Authorities, Museum of Cycladic Art,  Athens, (2013), 369-386. Agelarakis A., et al. “Auditory Exostoses, Infracranial Skeleto-Muscular Changes and Maritime Activities at Thasos Island: A Nexus Between Archaeo-Anthropologic and Ethnohistoric Studies” In A.-C. Gillis (éd), Corps, travail et statut social. L'apport de la paléoanthropologie funéraire aux sciences historiques, Collection Archaiologia, Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, Lille, (2014), 153-174. Deciphering the Archaeological Record through Physical Anthropology: Ramifications of Social Hierarchy at Abdera During the Early Classical Time Period”. Actes 2e Symposium International Des Etudes Thraciennes: Thrace Ancienne, (1997), 2. 849-866. Agelarakis A., and Ch. Bakirtzis, “Cemeteries of Polystylon, Abdera: On Burial Customs and Practices”.  Rhodope”, Rhodopica   Smolyan, Bulgaria, (1998), 57-68.

43.“Complexity of factors implicated in the forensic assessments of ancient human cremated skeletal tissues including the possibility for methodological problems and biases of interpretation:  Exploring the cases of the Geometric-Archaic burial ground at Orthi Petra in Eleutherna, Crete, and the Classical Necropolis of Abdera in Thrace, Greece”.  Cremations during the Bronze Age and the Early Iron Age, Ed. N. Ch. Stampolidis. Athens, Greece:  University of Crete, (2001), 405-415.

Bonn-Muller, E. "Making of a Martiline" - "Dynasty of Priestesses", On Line Features, Archaeology Magazine,  www.archaeology.org/online/features/eleutherna/interview.html‎ , (2010). “Arcane Whispers Echoed from Burial M at Orthi Petra in Eleutherna: Contributions of Anthropological Research” in (Eds.) N. Stampolidis and M. Giannopoulou “Princesses of the Mediterranean in the dawn of History”, Museum of Cycladic Art, University of Crete, Hellenic Ministry of Cultural Affairs, Athens-Greece, (2012), 189-204. Lohne J. J., and A. P. Agelarakis, “ Multielemental ICP-MS Analysis of Classical Period Archaeological Cremated Bone and Sediment Samples from Demosion Sema Polyandria of Salaminos 35 Site in Keramikos, Athens, Greece”, Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry, (2014), 14:2, 259-273 “Cretans in Byzantine foreign policy and military affairs following the Fourth Crusade”, Cretika Chronika, (2012), 32, 41-78. “Intra-group dynamics, glimpses of labor diversity and specialization, and evidence of incipient social stratification in Neolithic Crete: Reflections from the Aposelemis Burial Ground”, Proceedings of the 12th International Congress of Cretan Studies, Herakleion, (2019), 1-17. A Dignified Passage through the Gates of Hades: The Burial Custom of Cremation and the Warrior Order of Ancient Eleutherna, Archaeopress Archaeology, Oxford, (2016). Parian Polyandreia: The Late Geometric Funerary Legacy of Cremated Soldiers' Bones on Socio-Political Affairs and Military Organizational Preparedness in Ancient Greece, Archaeopress, Oxford, (2017). Geometric Period Plithos Burial Ground at Chora of Naxos Island, Greece: Anthropology Report, Archaeopress Access Archaeology, Oxford, (2016). “Parian Polyandreia and the Military Legacy of Archilochus’ Forebears”, in (Ed.) D. Mulliez, Métropole et colonies, Proceedings of International Symposium- in memoriam Marina Sgourou, Recherches Franco-Hellénique, École française d’Athènes, Paris, (2017), 47-64. “An Ancient Greek Veteran-Warrior with Stafne's Cavity”, Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry, (2014), 2, 361-366.  “Klazomenaeans of Three Continents: Emphasis on the 7^th c. BC”, in (Eds.) N. Ch. Stampolidis, Ç. Manner, and K. Kopanias, Nostoi: Indigenous Culture, Migration and Integration in the Aegean Islands and Western Anatolia during the Late Bronze and Early Iron Age, KUP, Istanbul, (2015), Chapter 43, 923-981. Korka, E., and Agelarakis, A. P., “New Data on the Decorated Limestone Sarcophagus of Faneromeni in Chiliomodion of Corinth”, Archaeological Work in the Peloponnese, University of Peloponnese, Kalamata, (2018), 627-634. “Markers of Occupational Stress in Maritime Activities of Ancient Thasos Island: An Exersice in Ethno-Archaeology”, in (Ed.) A.-C. Gillis, “Corps, travail et statut social. L'apport de la paléoanthropologie funéraire aux sciences historiques”, Collection Archaiologia, Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, Lille, (2014), 153-174. Agelarakis, P. A., “The Fall of Polystylon Fort to the Ottomans: The Historical Context and the Narrative of its Decapitated Defender”, Byzantina Symmeikta, (2017), 27, 11-52. Agelarakis, P. A., and Agelarakis, A., “Abdera/ Polystylon: A Byzantine Town in Western Thrace in the Context of Historical Developments during the 6th – 14th Centuries as Depicted by its Archaeo-Anthropological Record”, Byzantina Symmeikta, (2015), 25, 11-56. Executed by Styrax in Ancient Thasos, Archaeopress Archaeology, Oxford, (2019). Eastern Roman Mounted Archers and Extraordinary Medico-Surgical Interventions at Paliokastro in Thasos Island during the ProtoByzantine Period. The Historical and Medical History Records and the Archaeo-Anthropological Evidence, Archaeopress, Access Archaeology, Oxford, (2020). “Bioarchaeological evidence reflective of the use of the kick-wheel by a female ceramicist in ancient Eleutherna”, in (Eds.) N. Ch. Stampolidis and M. Giannopoulou, Eleutherna and the Outside World, University of Crete/MAE, Rethymno, (2020), 206-218. Agelarakis, A., Agelarakis, A. P., and Weeks B., (2020), “Investigations on the nature, preparation, and medical effectiveness of Hippocratic cataplasms potentially used in the treatment of head trauma among warriors in Eleutherna and elsewhere in ancient Greece”, in (Eds.) N. Ch. Stampolidis and M. Giannopoulou, Eleutherna and the Outside World, University of Crete, 247-253. “On the Preservation and Conservation of Archaeologically Recovered Anthropological Remains: A Brief Communication to Younger Colleagues”, in (Ed.) E. Korka, The Protection of Archaeological Heritage in Times of Economic Crisis, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne, (2014), 254-259.

 

Recent Courses

Recent Courses

Ancient Warfare: The Classical Era

Ancient Warfare: The Classical Era ( Lab )

First Year Seminar: The Ancients Speak-Archeohistry & Forensics In 15 World Sites

Forensic Science

Guided Research Mesenchymal Stem Cells In Periodontal Regeneration

Guided Research New Dental Materials In Restoration And Prosthetics

Guided Research: Dietary Habits Vs Smoking Effects On Dental/ Periodontal Health

Liberal Arts Lab Seminar: The Big History Of Planet Earth And Humanity

Specialization/Interests

Specialization/Interests

ACADEMIC FIELDS OF SPECIALTY
. Physical or Biological  Anthropology--(Human Evolution and Bioarchaeology, Cremations, Forensic Osteology & Dental Anthropology, Mass Graves, Paleopathology).

. Anthropological Archaeology--(Complex Stratigraphic Documentation and Recovery, Aegean Funerary Archaeology, Warfare, Trauma and Early Surgery, Prehistoric to 15th century AD/CE Eastern Roman Empire/Byzantium).

. Prehistory--(SW Asian Epipalaeolithic, Neolithic SW Asia, Anatolia and Aegean Archipelago).

. History--(Bronze Age civilizations of SW Asia-Near East-Egypt and Greece, Iron Age to late Medieval Eastern Mediterranean, History of the Medical Arts). 

. Human Ecology--(Mountainous Sheperding Populations in Crete).  

Research Interests

Research Interests

SELECTED OFFICIAL PERMITS FOR PHYSICAL AND FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGIC RESEARCH IN ARCHAEO-ANTHROPOLOGICAL PROJECTS.
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html
.2005 The Anthropological Component of the Archaeological project at Mikri Doxipara, Tharce, Greece. http://www.mikridoxipara-zoni.gr
.2005 The Naxos island Archaic period necropolis archaeological-anthropology project, Greece. http://naxosnet.com/museum/museum.htm
.2003 The Samos island (in Pythagoreion) Archaic period necropolis, bio-anthropology project Greece.
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html
.2001 The Clazomenai Archaic necropolis at Akpinar bio-anthropology project, Turkey.
.2001 The Paroikia, Paros island Polyandria (funerary structures-communal graves) bio-anthropology project, Greece.
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html
.1999 Athenian Peloponnesian war Polyandria (funerary buildings-communal graves) of Demosion Sima, bio-anthropology project, Greece. http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html
.1997 The Western necropolis of Amathus (suspected Tophet site) bio-anthropology project, Cyprus. http://www.limassolmunicipal.com.cy/museum/index-eng.html
.1996 The Thasos island Classical necropolis bio-anthropology project, Greece. http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html
.1996 The Thracian District of the Greek Archaeological Service bio-anthropology project, Greece.
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html
.1995 The Eleutherna Proto-Geometric bio-anthropology project in Crete, Greece. http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html and
http://www.cycladic-m.gr/en_version/temporary.htm
.1992 The Chalcolithic Ma'avarot, and Bronze Age Tel Ifshar sites, Israel.
.1989 The American Archaeometallurgy project of M.A.S.C.A., University of Pennsylvania, bio-anthropology project in Thailand: a) the Non Pai Way site, 3rd millennium BC/B.C.E.; b) the Nil Kham Haeng site, 1st millennium BC/B.C.E.; and c) the Non Ma Kla 2nd millennium site at the Khao Wong Prachen Valley in central Thailand.http://masca.museum.upenn.edu/tap.html
.1986 The Ganj-Dareh Tepe Early Neolithic burials bio-anthropology project, Iran
.1985 The Shanidar Cave Proto-Neolithic cemetery bio-anthropological project, Iraq. http://www.americanscientist.org/template/BookReviewTypeDetail/assetid/42364;jsessionid=aaad39Ct4BCEEv
.1982 The Abdera-Polystylon archaeo-anthropology projects in Thrace, Greece.
. 1981 The Chios and Psara Islands archaeo-anthropology projects, Greece.

Books

Books

A. P. Agelarakis, Co-Editor, (2024), "My Own Thasos", [ A rich anthology of reflections by 28 authors that chronicle four decades of scholarship on the Island of Thasos, Greece. Spanning archaeology, history, cultural heritage, education, literature, the arts and philanthropic objectives, these essays capture the significant challenges and achievements of their endeavors, imparting a lasting 'education' and 'history,’ an enduring gift for future generations.], Honorary Publication on the Centennial Metropolitan Celebrations of Kavala Prefecture, Series: Local History, Volume 6, Parousia-Kambyli Publishers, Athens, ISBN: 978-618-82090-5-3

Agelarakis, A.P., (2021), Krites Akrites: The Heroic Cretan Warriors of the Late Byzantine Period in Crete, Asia Minor, Thrace and Macedonia till the Fall of Constantinople, Honorary Publication by the Holy Metropolis of Rethymnon and Aulopotamos, Rethymnon, ISBN 978-618-84287-2-0.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2020), Eastern Roman Mounted Archers and Extraordinary Medico-Surgical Interventions at Paliokastro in Thasos Island during the ProtoByzantine Period. The Historical and Medical History Records and the Archaeo-Anthropological Evidence, Archaeopress, Access Archaeology, Oxford, ISBN 978-1-78969-601-1

Agelarakis, A. P., (2019), Execution by Styrax in Ancient Thasos, Archaeopress, Oxford, Printed ISBN 9781789692129. E-publication ISBN 9781789692136.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2017), Parian Polyandreia: The Late Geometric Funerry Legacy of Cremated Soldier's Bones on Socio-Political Affairs and Military Organizational Preparadness in Ancient Greece, Archaeopress, Oxford, ISBN 9781784917197.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2016), A Dignified Passage through the Gates of Hades: The Burial Custom of Cremation and the Warrior Order of Ancient Eleutherna,  Archaeopress Archaeology, Oxford, ISBN 978-1-78491-383-0.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2016), Geometric Period Plithos Burial Ground at Chora of Naxos Island, Greece: Anthropology Report, Archaeopress Archaeology, Oxford, ISBN 978-1-78491-303-8.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2005), The Anthropology of Tomb A1K1 of Orthi Petra in Eleutherna. A Narrative of the Bones: Aspects of the Human Condition in Geometric-Archaic Eleutherna, Rethymnon, University of Crete Press, ISBN 960-88394-3-2.

Solechi R., Solecki Ro., and A. Agelarakis (2004). The Proto-Neolithic Cemetery in Shanidar Cave, College Station, Texas A & M University Press, ISBN 1-58544-272-0.

Agelarakis, P. A., (1990). Archaeological Forensics and Paleopathology:Little Wood Creek Site, Fort Edward, Vol:IV. Albany, NY: U.S. EPA, and N.Y.S. Historic Preservation Office.

Chapters

Chapters

Agelarakis, P. A.,  (2015). Chapter 43: Klazomenaeans of Three Continents: Emphasis on the 7th c. BC. In Stampolidis, Chr., Manner Ҫ., and Kopanias, K., (Eds.). Nostoi: Indigenous Culture, Migration in the Aegean Islands, Western Anatolia During the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age. (pp. 923-981). Istanbul, Turkey: Koҫ University Press.

Agelarakis, P.A.,  (2014). Veterans’ Wounds: Traces of Ancient Greek Surgeon-Physicians. In Stampolidis, Chr. N., and Y. Tassoulas (Eds.). Hygeia: Health, Illness, Treatment From Homer to Galen. (pp. 76-85). Athens, Greece: Museum of Cycladic Art-Ministry of Culture and Sports.

Agelarakis A., Serpanos C. Y., Papadopoulos E., Tsoutsoubei S., and Sgourou M. (+) (2014). Markers of Occupational Stress in Maritime Activities of Ancient Thasos Island: An Exercise in Ethno-Archaeology. In Anne-Catherine Gillis (Eds.). Archaiologia- Corps, travail et statut social: L'apport de la paléoanthropologie funéraire aux sciences historiques. (pp. 153-174). Lille, France: Presses Universitaires du Septentrion.

Agelarakis, P. A., (2010). Archaeological Anthropology at the Tumulus of Mikri Doxipara-Zoni. In D. Triantaphyllos, and D. Terzopoulou (Eds.). Horses and Wagons in the Ancient World. (pp. 127-131). Orestias, Greece: Ministry of Culture, Orestiada, Greece.

Agelarakis, P. A., (2010). The Human Condition During the 7th century BC in Abdera, Greece, as Revealed through Physical & Forensic Anthropology. In E. K. Skarlatidou (Eds.). To Archaiko Nekrotafeio ton Abdiron. (pp. 375-388). Athens, Greece: Ministry of Culture, Archaiologiko Institouto Makedonikon kai Thrakikon Spoudon, Athens, Greece.

Articles

Articles

Agelarakis, A. P., (2024),  "In defence of the Aeneid physician Iapyx Iasides in honour and pietas", Eulimene, Vol. 24 (2023), p. 43-55.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2024), "A Modern Surgical Procedure from Ancient Greek Medicine: The earliest documented medical instruction of piezoelectric application in orthopaedic fracture treatment in “On Fractures” (Περί Αγμών) of the Hippocratic Corpus, with an addendum on the surgical knots of Heraklas in Oreibasius", JMH, 36, p. 2-16

Agelarakis, A. P., et al., (2023), “Wasps for the Archaeologist at Orthi Petra Burial Ground, in Eleutherna” in (Eds.) M. Stefanakis, M. Giannopoulou, and M. Achiola, Polytropos-Honorary Volume for Professor  N. Ch. Stampolidis, Mediterranean Archaeological Society, Rethymno, p. 43-72.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis, Lisa M. DiFrancesco, Lukas Delasos, Julian Samodulski, Athanasia Kanta et Panayotis G. Agelarakis, (2023), "A Rare Case of Chondroblastoma from  Neolithic Crete of the 7th Millennium BCE", Paléorient [En ligne], 49-1 | 2023, mis en ligne le 01 août 2023, consulté le 07 août 2023. URL : http://journals.openedition.org/paleorient/2625.

Agelarakis, A.P., (2023), "Hermes’s Rebellion and Olympian Arbitration - The Quest of Cretan Shepherds and the Oath to Órkios Zeus", Journal of Modern Hellenism, Volume 35, p. 2-27.

https://www.ahifworld.net/uploads/1/1/7/1/117198244/4-agelarakis-hermes_rebellion_and_olympic_arbitration-final.pdf

 

Skourtanioti, E., Ringbauer, H., Gnecchi Ruscone, G. A., Bianco, R. A., Burri, M., Freund, C., Furtwängler, A.,  Gomes Martins, N. F., Knolle, F., Neumann, G.U., Tiliakou, A. Agelarakis, A.P., Andreadaki-Vlazaki, M., et al., (2023), "Ancient DNA reveals admixture history and endogamy in the prehistoric Aegean", Nature Ecology & Evolution, (2023).

Doi: 10.1038/s41559-022-01952-3. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-022-01952-3

Lazaridis, I., Alpaslan-Roodenberg, S., Acar, A., Açıkkol, A., Agelarakis, A.P.,  Aghikyan, L., Akyüz, U., Andreeva, D., Andrijašević, G., Antonović, D., et al., (2022), "Ancient DNA from Mesopotamia suggests distinct Pre-Pottery and Pottery Neolithic migrations into Anatolia", Science, Vol 377, Issue 6609, pp. 982-987.  DOI: 10.1126/science.abq0762 

"The genetic history of the Southern Arc: A bridge between West Asia and Europe", Science, 2022-08-26, | Journal article, Vol 377, Issue 6609  DOI: 10.1126/science.abm4247 Contributors: Iosif Lazaridis; Songül Alpaslan-Roodenberg; Ayşe Acar; Ayşen Açıkkol; Anagnostis Agelarakis; Levon Aghikyan; Uğur Akyüz; Desislava Andreeva; Gojko Andrijašević; Dragana Antonović et al.

"A genetic probe into the ancient and medieval history
of Southern Europe and West Asia", Science, 2022-08-26 | Journal article DOI: 10.1126/science.abq0755  Contributors: Iosif Lazaridis; Songül Alpaslan-Roodenberg; Ayşe Acar; Ayşen Açıkkol; Anagnostis Agelarakis; Levon Aghikyan; Uğur Akyüz; Desislava Andreeva; Gojko Andrijašević; Dragana Antonović et al.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2021/22), “The Proto-Neolithic People of Zawi Chemi Village and Shanidar Cave in the Western Zagros Highlands: Adaptations, Innovations, and the Advent of Neolithic Revolution”, Sumer, 2021 (2022), 67, p. 11-26.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2021), “Guliaria of Palaeochori in Paggaeon II: Searching the Vestiges of a Forbidden Dionysian Ritual”, Regional History Conference Proceedings, Paggaio II, Municipality of Paggaio, Kavala Prefecture, 2021 (2022), p. 206-220.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2021), "The Hippocratic Medical Treatment of Fractura Mandibulae Traced in a Byzantine Warrior of the 14th Century", Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry,  Vol. 21:2, p. 281-287.

Agelarakis, A., Agelarakis, A. P., and Weeks B., (2020), “Investigations on the nature, preparation, and medical effectiveness of Hippocratic cataplasms potentially used in the treatment of head trauma among warriors in Eleutherna and elsewhere in ancient Greece”, in (Eds.) N. Ch. Stampolidis and M. Giannopoulou, Eleutherna and the Outside World, University of Crete, p. 247-253.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2020), “Bioarchaeological evidence reflective of the use of the kick-wheel by a female ceramicist in ancient Eleutherna”, in (Eds.) N. Ch. Stampolidis and M. Giannopoulou, Eleutherna and the Outside World, University of Crete, p. 206-218.

Agelarakis, A. P., and Kanta, A., (2020), "The Neolithic Cemetery of Aposelemis",  in (Eds) P. Karanastasi, A. Tsigounaki, and Ch. Tsigonaki, Archaeologiko Ergo Kritis, Proceedings 4th Archaeological Work in Crete Congress, Hellenic Ministry of Culture & Athletics, Antiquities Authority of Rethymnon, University of Crete, V:B', p. 35-58.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2020), Aspects of the human condition arise from osteological evidence of cranio-infracranial surgical interventions and healing regimens implemented at Paliokastro in Thasos during the ProtoByzantine period (in Greek), Proceedings of the 8th International Symposium of Thasian Studies, Thasiaka, Kavala, V:20, p. 18-32.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2019), Intra-group dynamics, glimpses of labor diversity and specialization, and evidence of incipient social stratification in Neolithic Crete: Reflections from the Aposelemis Burial Ground, Proceedings of 12th International Congress of Cretan Studies, Herakelion, pp: 1-17.

Korka, E., and Agelarakis, A. P., (2018), New Data on the Decorated Limestone Sarcophagus of Faneromeni in Chiliomodion of Corinth, Archaeological Work in the Peloponnese, University of Peloponnese, Kalamata, pp: 627-634.

Agelarakis, A. P., and Zafeiropoulou, F. (2017), Parian Polyandreia and the Military Legacy of Archilochus’ Forebears. Ed. D. Mulliez, Thasos: Métropole et colonies (Inter. Symposium- in memoriam Marina Sgourou), Recherches Franco-Hellénique, École française d’Athènes, Paris, pp: 47-64.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2017), The Fall of Polystylon Fort to the Ottomans: The Historical Context and the Narrative of its decapitated Defender, Byzantina Symmeikta, 27, pp: 11-52.

Agelarakis, A. P., and Agelarakis, A. (2015), Abdera/ Polystylon: A Byzantine Town in Western Thrace in the Context of Historical Developments during the 6th – 14th Centuries as Depicted by its Archaeo-Anthropological Record, Byzantina Symmeikta, 25, p. 11-56.

Agelarakis A. P., (2014), On the Preservation and Conservation of Archaeologically Recovered Anthropological Remains: A Brief Communication to Younger Colleagues. The Protection of Archaeological Heritage in Times of Economic Crisis, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 254-259.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2014), An Ancient Greek Veteran-Warrior With Stafne's Cavity. Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry, 14, No.2, 361-366.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2014), Woman’s Cranium with Traces of Surgical Intervention Second Half of the 7th c. BC. Hygeia: Health, Illness, Treatment From Homer to Galen, 1- Museum Cycladic Art & Ministry of Culture, 256-259.

Lohne, J.J., and Agelarakis, A. P., (2014), Multielemental ICP-MS Analysis of Classical Period Archaeological Cremated Bone and Sediment Samples from Demosion Sema Polyandria of Salaminos 35 Site in Keramikos, Athens, Greece. Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry, Vol. 14, No 2 (2014), pp.259-273 (early view of full text).

Agelarakis, A. P.,  (2013), On the Anthropology Project of 35 Salaminos Street Site of Kerameikos, Athens: A Brief Account. Archaeologikes Symboles, Museum of Cycladic Art, Athens, Volume B: Attika, A’ and G' Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities Authorities, 369-386.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2012), Cretans in Byzantine foreign policy and military affairs following the Fourth Crusade. Cretika Chronika, 32, 41-78.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2012), Apokryfoi Psithyroi apo to mneimiako tafo M stin Orthi Petra Eleuthernas: I syneisfora tis anthropologikis ereunas. Princesses of the Mediterranean in the dawn of History, Athens, p. 189-204.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2012), Sussurri arcane dalla Tomba Monumentale M di Orthi Petra, Eleutherna: Il contributo dell’indagine antropologica. Princesses of the Mediterranean in the dawn of History, Athens, p. 189-204.

Agelarakis, A. P., (2012), “Arcane Whispers Echoed from Funerary Buinding M at Orthi Petra in Eleutherna: Contributions of Anthropological Research. Princesses of the Mediterranean in the dawn of History, Athens, p. 189-204.

Agelarakis, A. P, and Serpanos, Y., (2010), Auditory Exostoses, Infracranial Skeleto-Muscular Changes and Maritime Activities in Classical Period Thasos Island. Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry, 10:2, 45-57.

Conference Presentations

Conference Presentations

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis, “Proposal for Action in Favor of the International Preservation and Protection of the Archaeo-anthropological Record”, General Assembly Meeting of ICOMOS Hellenic, Web-based, ICOMOS Hellenic, Athens-Greece, December 14, 2020.

Agelarakis, A. P., and Kanta, A., “The Archaeo-anthropology of the Neolithic Aposelemis Burial Ground, the Aposelemis Burial Cave LM I, and the Krousonas Tholos Tomb LM IIIC", Web-based, International Archaeogenetics Conference and Workshop, Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History, Jena-Germany, December 3, 2020.

Agelarakis, A. P., "The Shanidar ProtoNeolithic Homo sapiens population", Fourth Meeting of the Ancient Near Easter Seminar”,  Presented in memory of Dr. Ralph S. Solecki (1917-2019), Professor of Anthropology at Columbia University, and in honor of Dr. Rose L. Solecki, both of whom were members of the Seminar and accomplished archaeologists with many major contributions to Near Eastern prehistory, 12/05/2019, Columbia University, NYC.

Kanta, A., and Agelarakis, A. P., "The Aposelemis Neolithic Cemetery: Interim Report", Archaeological Projects in Crete International Conference, 11/24/2019, Rethymnon, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis, "Archaeo-anthropological Traces of Cranio-infracranial Surgical Interventions and Healing from the Site of Paliokastro-Rachoni, in Thasos Island", 10/12/2019, 8th Regional Symposium of Thasian Studies: History-Art-Culture, Thasos, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis, “Guliaria of Palaiochori in Pangaion Mountain: Searching the Vestiges of a Forbidden Dionysian Ritual”, 10/20/ 2018, 2^nd Regional Pangaion Conference, Kavala, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis, "Update on Intra-group Dynamics, Glimpses of Labor Diversity and Specialization, and Evidence of Incipient Social Stratification in Neolithic Crete: Reflections from the  Aposelemis Burial Ground”, 10/12/2018, New York Bronze Age Colloquium, Institute of Fine Arts, New York.

Agelarakis, Ar., and Agelarakis, P. A., “Investigation on the Nature, Preparation, and Medical Effectiveness of Hippocratic Cataplasms Potentially used in the Treatment of Head Trauma among Warriors in Eleutherna and Elsewhere in Ancient Greece”, 6/1/2018, Eleutherna International Conference, Rethymnon, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis, “Bioarchaeological Evidence Reflective of the Use of the Kick-wheel by a Female Ceramicist in Geometric/Archaic Eleutherna”, 6/1/2018, Eleutherna International Conference, Rethymnon, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis, “The Warriors of the Late Geometric Parian Polyandreia Recount”, Les travaux archéologiques dans les Cyclades colloque international (Tο Αρχαιολογικό Έργο στις Κυκλάδες, Διεθνές Συνέδριο), 11/22-26/2017, Athens, Greece,.

Kanta, A., and A. P. Agelarakis, “Archaeo-Anthropological Investigations at the Formal Neolithic Burial Ground of Aposelemis in Crete”, 11-03-2017, Temple University & Pennsylvania Museum Conferenbce, Pennsylvania.

Kanta, A., and A. P. Agelarakis, “Crete during the Neolithic Period and the Burial Ground of Aposelemis”, 01/29/2017, Chamber of Commerce Conference, Herakleion Crete, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis, and Athanasia Kanta, “The Neolithic Burial Ground of Aposelemis”,  4th International Meeting for the Archaeological Work in Crete, 24-27/11/2016, Rethymnon-Crete, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis (2016). Intra-Group Dynamics, Glimpses of Labor Diversity and Specialization, and Incipient Social Stratification in Neolithic Crete: Reflections from the Aposelemis Burial Ground. In 12th International Congress of Cretan Studies. Historical Museum of Crete, Herakleion, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis (2014). Children of Ancient Abdera as Revealed by Anthropological Remains. In Children’s Burials at Abdera. Images of Life Reflected after Death”, Archaeological Museum of Abdera, Ministry of Culture. Archaeological Museum of Abdera, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis (2013). Ancestral Memories, Whispers and Sounds. Our Responsibilities to the Young Generations. In People of Crete in the World 1913-2013 Cretological Congress. World Council of Crete, Chania, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis (2013). “Testimonies of Cranial Surgical Intervention in Aegean Thrace. In Ancient Medicine in Aegean Thrace, Archaeological Museum of Abdera, Ministry of Culture. Archaeological Museum of Abdera, Abdera, Greece.

Korka, E., and A. P. Agelarakis (2012). New Data on the Decorated Sandstone Sarcophagus of Phaneromene in Hiliomodion of Corinthia. In International Conference: Archaeological Works in Peloponnesus. Tripolis Conference Centers, Tripolis, Greece.

Agelarakis, P.A., (2012). Klazomenaean Ambassadors in Thrace and Egypt: Archaic Period. In Keynote Presentation, Hellenic Institute of Egyptology 2nd Annual Gala Meeting. Egyptian Embassy's Cultural Center, Athens, Greece.

Agelarakis, P.A., (2012). Demosien Sema: Athenian Polyandreia of the Peloponnesian War. Archaeological and Anthropological Approaches. In Museum of Cycladic Art Archaeological Colloquia. Museum of Cycladic Art, Athens, Greece.

Agelarakis, P.A., (2012). On the Recovery and Preservation of Archaeologically Retrieved Anthropological Remains”, The Future of Protection Heritage Management for Archaeological Heritage in Times of Economic Crisis,. In ICOMOS Hellenic and ICAHM International Conference. Acropolis Museum, Athens, Greece.

Agelarakis, P. A., (2011). A Dignified Passage through the Gates of Hades: The Burial Custom of Cremations at Orthi Petra in Eleutherna, Rethymno, Crete. In 11th International Cretological Congress (pp. 4). Rethymnon-Crete, Greece.

Agelarakis, P. A., (2011). On the Significance of Crete in Emperors John III Vatatzis’ and Michael VIII Palaiologos’ Political Foreign Affairs and Military Strategies, and the Contributions and Fate of the Cretan Military Contigent in the Byzantine Army of Emperor Andronikos II Kom. In 11th International Cretological Congress (pp. 4). Rethymnon-Crete, Greece.

Agelarakis, P. A., (2011). Klazomenaean Ties to Three Continents: Two of Their Ambassadors Speak. In Nostoi Conference: Indigenous Culture, Migration and Integration in the Aegean Islands and Western Anatolia During the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age (pp. 12). Istanbul, Turkey.

Agelarakis, P. A., (2010). Auditory Exostoses, Infracranial Skeleto-Muscular Changes and Maritime Activities at Thasos Island: A Nexus Between Archaeo-Anthropologic and Ethnohistoric Studies. In Corps, Travail et Statut Social. L’apport de la paléoanthropologie funéraire aux Sciences Historiques”. Maison de la Recherche, Université Charles-de-Gaule (pp. 12). Lille 3-Villeneuve d’Ascq, France.

Agelarakis, P. A., (2010). Parian Polyandria and Socio-Political and Military Organizational Capacities During the late 8th c. BC/BCE, and Inferences to the Colonization Efforts at Thasos Island: An Inter-Island Study. In Archeologies et Sciences de l’Antiquite Séminaires-Conférences Maison René Ginouvés, CNRS – Université de Paris I – Université de Paris Quest Nanterre La Défense – Ministére de la Culture (pp. 5). Paris, France..

Agelarakis, P. A., (2010). Destined to succeed. The Clazomenean Colonization at Abdera in Retrospect as Substantiated by the Anthropological Record: Demographic/Paleopathologic Comparisons with the Klazomenaean Metropolis. In Archeologies et Sciences de l’Antiquite Séminaires-Conférences Maison René Ginouvés, CNRS – Université de Paris I – Université de Paris Quest Nanterre La Défense – Ministére de la Culture (pp. 9). Paris, France.

Agelarakis, P. A., (2010). Polystylon: A Thracian Byzantine Town in the Context of Historical Developments During the 6th – 14th Centuries as Depicted by its Archaeo-Anthropological Record. In Thirty-Sixth Annual Byzantine Studies Conference (pp. 4). University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.

Agelarakis, P. A., and B. Cohen (2010). Stafne Cavity on a 7th c. BC Klazomenaean Hoplite Warrior. In 37th Annual Meeting of the Paleopathology Association (pp. 9). Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Agelarakis, P. A., and M. Giakoumis (2010). Military Life at an Ancient Greek Fort at Kastro Kalyves in Thrace, Greece. In Archaeological Institute of America (pp. 3). Anaheim, California.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis (1969). Ancestral Memories, Whispers and Sounds. Our Responsibilities to the Young Generations. In People of Crete in the World 1913-2013 Cretological Congress. World Council of Crete-Chania, Chania, Greece.

Anagnostis P. Agelarakis (1969). “Ancestral Memories, Whispers and Sounds and Responsibilities to the Young Generations”. In People of Crete in the World 1913-2013 Cretological Congress. World Council of Crete in Chania-Crete, Greece, Chania, Greece.

Invited Presentations

Invited Presentations

Kanta, A., and A. P. Agelarakis. (2017, January) Crete During the Neolithic Period and the Burial Ground of Aposelemis. Chamber of Commerce, Herakleion Crete, Greece.

Agelarakis P. A., (2011, March). References to the Anthropological Remains of Demosion Sema, Salaminos 35-Athens : Archaeo-anthropological Research Results. 3rd Eforeia of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities, Athens, Greece, Athens, Greece.

Other Work

Other Work

PUBLICATIONS
Abstracts, Archival Documents,Articles, Chapters, Monographed Volumes, Documentary in film:
Arranged by Geographic Area/Site under Permit, in Chronological Order of Publication/Submission

GREECE-AEGEAN ARCHIPELAGO

AEGEAN (Island of Crete, Greece)
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13 "Making of a Martiline" in Ed. Bonn-Muller, E. "Dynasty of Priestesses", On Line Features, Archaeology Magazine
http://www.archaeology.org/online/features/eleutherna/matriline.html

12 "The Anthropology of Tomb A1K1 of Orthi Petra in Eleutherna. A Narrative of the Bones: Aspects of the Human Condition in Geometric-Archaic Eleutherna". University of Crete Publications, 2005.

11 “Memories of Aristocracy from the Geometric Period Orthi Petra in Eleutherna-Mnimes tis Aristokratias apo tin Orthi Petra tis Geometrikis Eleuthernas”. Proceedings of the International Symposium, The Aegean During the Early Iron Age, Rhodes. Ministry of Culture, Rhodes Archaeological and Historical Research Institute, University of Crete, Greece, 2004-2005. 77-84.

10 "Three Millennia Later Their Story Deciphered by their Cremated Osseous Record: The Case of Geometric Eleutherna" Abstract, International Symposium, The Aegean During the Early Iron Age, Rhodes, November 2nd, 2002, Greece.

9 "The Records of Archaeo-Anthropological Investigations of years 1994, 1995, 1996, and 1997, at the Proto-Geometric Burial Ground of Orthi Petra, at the site of Eleutherna in Crete, Greece", Archival Report, University of Crete, Department of History and Archaeology, Prof. Nicholas Stampolidis, Director of Archaeological Excavations (submitted in 2001).

8 "Complexity of Factors Implicated in the Recovery and Forensic Assessment of Archaeological Human Cremated Skeletal Tissues and the Possibility for Methodological Biases and Interpretation", Cremations in Bronze and Early Iron Age, Proceedings of Int. Symposium, Ministries of the Aegean, and of Culture, Greece, 2001, pp:405-417.

7 "Cremation Burial in LM IIIC-SubMinoan Crete and the Cemetery at Pezoulos Atsipades", in Cremations in Bronze and Early Iron Age, Proceedings of Int. Symposium, Ministries of the Aegean, and of Culture, Greece, 2001, pp: 69-83.

6 "The Pantanassa Project Human Cremations, Rethymnon, Crete" in Tegou, E., on "Tholos Grave of the Early Iron Age in Pantanassa Site, Amariou, of North Rethymno", Cremations in Bronze and Early Iron Age, Proceedings of Int. Symposium, Ministries of the Aegean, and of Culture, Greece, 2001, pp:121-155

5 "Complexity of Factors Implicated in the Recovery and Forensic Assessment of Archaeological Human Cremated Skeletal Tissues and the Possibility for Methodological Biases and Interpretation", Invited contribution, Abstracts, International Symposium on Human Archaeological Cremations in the Circum-Mediterranean Region, 27-30 April, 1999, Rhodes, Greece.

4 "A Critical Re-Evaluation of the Archaeo-Anthropological Human Osseous Record concerning the Case of the Human Sacrifice at the Geometric Site of Orthi Petra in Eleutherna" In Eleutherna, by N. Ch. Stampolidis, 1997, University of Crete.

3 Presentation/Competition of Eleutherna an Archaeological Documentary, Part of the 1997 International Review on Archaeological Cinema: Rassegna Internazionale del Cinema Archeologico, Rovereto, Italy.

2 Co-host with Prof. Nikolaos Stampolidis featuring an educational documentary film on Archaeological- Anthropological Field and Laboratory Research Methods & Theories, Techniques and Applications, in reference to the Proto-Geometric site of Eleutherna in Crete. 1997, Duration of documentary film @ 55', funded by the Lambraki Publishing Corporation for distribution to all institutions of secondary education in Greece and countries of the rest of the European Community.

1 "Report on the Cremated Human Skeletal Remains from the Late Bronze Age Acropolis of Eleutherna, Crete--Anthropological Studies of 1994", 1994, Archaeological Report, [Archival. Dept. of History and Archaeology, University of Crete at Rethymnon. Referee Archaeologist: Dr. Nicholas Stampolidis, Professor and Dean of the School of Philosophy, University of Crete at Rethymnon].

 

AEGEAN (Island of Rhodes)
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2 “Demographic Dynamics and Funerary Rituals as Reflected from Rhodian Handra Urns”. Archival Report, Archaeological and Historical Institute of Rhodes, 2005.

1 "Rhodes Hellenistic Archaeo-Anthropology Research Project: Handra Hydriae Cremations". Archival Report. Historic and Archaeologic Institute of Rhodes, Greece,2004/5.

 

AEGEAN (Island of Kos, Greece)
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2 "Human Cremations of the Archaic period from Kardamaina of the Island of Kos" in Skerlou, E., on "Human Cremations from Kardamaina site in Kos", Cremations in Bronze and Early Iron Age, Proceedings of Int. Symposium, Ministries of the Aegean, and of Culture, Greece, 2001, pp: 258-285.

1 "Human Cremations of the Archaic Period from the Ancient City of Kos", in D. Mposnakis on "Human Cremations from the City of Kos", Cremations in Bronze and Early Iron Age, Proceedings of Int. Symposium, Ministries of the Aegean, and of Culture, Greece, 2001, pp: 223-258.

 

AEGEAN (Island of Samos)
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1 "Anthropologic Results of Geometric Period Cemetery at Pythagoreion". Archival Report. Samos Island Antiquities' Authority, Greece, 2003.

 

AEGEAN (Cycladic Islands of Paros, Naxos, Keros, and Koufonisi, Greece)
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9 “Parian Polyandria and Socio-Political and Military Organizational Capacities During the late 8th c. BC/BCE, and Inferences to the Colonization Efforts at Thasos Island: An Inter-Island Study”. Abstracts, Archeologies et Sciences de l’Antiquite Séminaires-Conférences Maison René Ginouvés, CNRS – Université de Paris I – Université de Paris Quest Nanterre La Défense – Ministére de la Culture. 11/17-20/2010, Paris, France.

8 “Reflections on Political and Military Organizational Capacities During the late 8th c. BCE in Paros Island, Greece: The Earliest Polyandria in Greece.” Abstracts in Annual Bulletin, Archaeological Institute of America, Annual Meeting 2008, Chicago Illinois, January 3-5, 2008.

7 "Reflections on Political and Military Organizational Capacities During the late 8th c. BC/BCE in Paros Island, Greece: The Case of Two Polyandria," Abstracts in Annual Bulletin, CANE 2007 Annual Meeting, Durham, New Hampshire, March 9-10, 2007.

6 "Parian Socio-Political and Military Organizational Capacities During the late 8th c. BC, and Inferences to the Colonization of Thasos Island", Abstract, Thasos: Metropole et colonies Symposium International à la mémoire de Marina Sgourou, 21-22 septembre 2006.

5 "Paros Polyandria and Paleopathology", Abstract, Bioarchaeology of Mediterranean and Atlantic Islands: 16th European Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, 28 August-1 September, 2006, Santorini, Greece.

4 Agelarakis A., and F. Zafeiropoulou "Paros Polyandria and Paleopathological Inferences", Abstract, 33rd Annual Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, Anchorage, Alaska, March 7-8, 2006.

3 Zafeiropoulou F., and A. Agelarakis "Warriors of Paros". Archaeology 58.1(2005): 30-35.

2 "The Archaic Polyandrion of Paroikia, Paros Island: An Anthropological Investigation", Archival Report, 2001, Referee Archaeologist, Dr. Foteini Zafeiropoulou, Ephor Emerita of the Cyclades.

1 "The Archaic Polyandrion of Paroikia, Paros Island: An Anthropological Investigation", Archival Report, 2002, Referee Archaeologist, Dr. Fotini Zafeiropoulou, Ephor Emerita of the Cyclades.

 

AEGEAN (Athens-Attica)
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html (Go to "Interactive Culture Map of Greece", add legends as needed, then do a final zoom to "Archaeological Sites")

1 "Demosion Sema Polyandria: Preliminary Anthropologic Research Resume". Archival Report. Antiquities' Authority, Athens, Greece, 2003.

 

AEGEAN (Island of Chios, Greece)
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html (Go to "Interactive Culture Map of Greece", add legends as needed, then do a final zoom to "Archaeological Sites")

2 "Analyses of Cremated Human Skeletal Remains Dating to the Seventh Century BC, Chios, Greece". Horos: Ena Archaeognostiko Periodiko, 1986, V(4),145-153.

1 "Forensics, and Anthropometric Reconstructions of St. Isidor's Skeletal Remains, Old Christian Church of St. Isidor, Chios, Greece", Archaeological Report, 1982, [Archival. Chios Byzantine Ephoreia. Ref. Archaeol., Ch. Pennas, Director of Project and Ephor of Antiquities].

 

AEGEAN (Island of Psara, Greece)
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html (Go to "Interactive Culture Map of Greece", add legends as needed, then do a final zoom to "Archaeological Sites")

2 "Mortuary Practices and Analyses of Human Skeletal Remains Excavated from the Mycenaean Cemetery in Psara, Greece". Horos: Ena Archaeognostiko Periodiko, 1987/88.

1 "Report on the Main Burial of the Mycenaean Human Skeletal Remains excavated from Archontiki Site, Psara, Greece" OSSA: International Journal of Skeletal Research, 1986-87,V(13), 3-11.

 

AEGEAN (Klazomenai, Turkey)

5 “Stafne Cavity on a 7th c. BC Klazomenaean Hoplite Warrior”, Book of Abstracts, 37th Annual Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico April 13-14, 2010

4 “Grave of Hoplite” (Archaic Necropolis of Klazomenai at Akpinar) in Dr. Bilge Hurmuzlu, “Haluk Abbasoglu's Festschrift”, International Symposium in Memoriam of the Director of Istanbul’s Archaeology Department, January 2007.

3 "On the Archaic Klazomenian Cemetery at the site of Akpinar: A Sample of Anthropological Analysis", Archival Report, 2000, Referee Archaeologist, Bilge Hurmuzlu, Ege University, Turkey.

2 "On the Archaic Klazomenian Cemetery at the site of Akpinar: Anthropological Analysis of Field Season 2001", Archival Report, 2001, Referee Archaeologist, Bilge Hurmuzlu, Ege University, Turkey.

1 "On the Archaic Klazomenian Cemetery at the site of Akpinar: Anthropological Analysis of Field Season 2002", Archival Report, 2002, Referee Archaeologist, Bilge Hurmuzlu, Ege University, Turkey.

 

AEGEAN (Island of Thasos, Greece)
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html (Go to "Interactive Culture Map of Greece", add legends as needed, then do a final zoom to "Archaeological Sites")

17 “Auditory Exostoses, Infracranial Skeleto-Muscular Changes and Maritime Activities at Thasos Island: A Nexus Between Archaeo-Anthropologic and Ethnohistoric Studies, Abstract, “Corps, Travail et Statut Social. L’apport de la paléoanthropologie funéraire aux Sciences Historiques”. Maison de la Recherche, Université Charles-de-Gaule-Lille 3-Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, 11/25-26/2010.

16 Papadopoulos S., Tsoutsoubei S., and A. Agelarakis “Burial Customs at the Island of Thasos from the Neolithic to the Hellenistic Periods”, (co-author) at “Kavala in the Balkans and Thrace from Antiquity to Modern Times” Abstracts, Tri-Prefecture Conference, Demokritian University and University of Cyprus, Historic and Literary Society of Kavala, September 17-18, 2010.

15 Agelarakis, A., and Y. Serpanos “Auditory Exostoses, Infracranial Skeleto-Muscular Changes and Maritime Activities in Classical Period Thasos Island”, Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry, Vol. 10, No. 2, 45-57.

14 Agelarakis A., Y. Serpanos, S. Papadopoulos, and S. Tsoutsoubei “Auditory Exostoses, Infracranial Skeleto-muscular Changes and Maritime Activities in Classical Period Thasos Island”, Book of Abstracts, 34th Annual Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, Philadelphia, PA, March 27/28, 2007.

13 Thasos Archaeo-anthropologic research project of field season 2006, Archival Report, Thasos Antiquities Museum, Referee Antiquities Authority Archaeologist Dr. Strati Papadopoulos, Spring 2007.

12 (06/07) (see Paros island) “Parian Socio-Political and Military Organizational Capacities During the late 8th c. BC: Inferences to the Colonization of Thasos Island”, Thasos-Metropolis and Colonies International Symposium, Greek Archaeological Service and French Archaeological Institute in Greece, Thasos, September 12-22, 2006.

11 "Investigations of Physical Anthropology & Palaeopathology at the Ancient Necropolis of Thasos" , In Sgourou, M. "Excavating houses and graves: exploring aspects of everyday life and afterlife in ancient Thasos", BAR International Series 1031 (2002), pp: 12-19.

10 "On the Anthropological and Palaeopathological Records of a Select Number of Human Individuals from the Ancient Necropolis of Thasos Island", In Sgourou, M. "Jewelry from Thasian Graves", BSA, (British Annals of Archaeology), V:96 (2001), pp:355-364.

9 "Anthropological Report on the Roman-PaleoChristian Human Skeletal Remains Excavated from the Ancient Theater Site of Thasos", 2000, Archaeological Report, [Archival. Prehistoric and Classical Museum of Thasos, IH' Ephoreia of the Greek Archaeological Service].

8 "Reflections of the Human Condition in Prehistoric Thasos: Aspects of the Anthropological and Palaeopathological Record from the Settlement of Kastri". Actes du Colloque International Matiè²¥s prè­©eres et Technologie de la Pr騩stoire à  ®os jours, Limenaria, Thasos. Publications of the French Archaeological Institute in Greece, 1999, 447-468.

7 "Investigations of Archaeo-Anthropological Nature at the Classical Necropolis of the Island of Thasos between 1979-1996". Archaiologiko Ergo sti Makedonia kai Thraki 10B,1997, 770-794.

6 "Aspects of the Human Condition in Classical Thasos in Light of the Hippocratic Writings and Paleopathology", Book of Abstracts, 24th Annual Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, 1-2 April, 1997, St. Louis, Missouri.

5 "The Archaeo-Anthropological Research Results of the Classical Project in Thasos" [co-author],Book of Abstracts, International Conference for the Archaeology in Macedonia & Thrace, Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki, 1997.

4 "Reflections of the human condition in Prehistoric Thasos: Aspects of the palaeoecological and anthropological record from the settlement of Kastri". Thasos: Matiè²¥s prè­©eres et T飨nologie de la Prehistoire à  ®os jours. Book of Abstracts: Int. Colloquium on Thasos, 1995, Thasos, Greece.

3 "The Testimony of the Palaeopathological Osseous Record: Reconstructions of the Human Condition During Late Bronze Age in the Northeastern Aegean", Paleopathology Association Newsletter: Abstracts, 22nd Annual Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, 1995, Oakland, CA.

2 "The Thasos-Kastri Archaeo-anthropological Project", Research & Exploration: A Scholarly Publication of the National Geographic Society, V.10(4), 1994.

1 "Linen Thread Fragment" in Chi. Koukouli-Chrysanthaki (ed) "Proto-Historic Thasos", Archaeologiko Deltio No. 45, Vol:2,p:803, 1992-1993.

 

AEGEAN (Island of Samothrace, Greece)
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html (Go to "Interactive Culture Map of Greece", add legends as needed, then do a final zoom to "Archaeological Sites")

1 "Report on the Human Skeletal Remains from Classical Samothrace", 1994, Archaeological Report, [Archival. Prehistoric and Classical Museum of Komotini IH' Ephoreia of the Greek Archaeological Service. Referee Archaeologist: Dr. Ch. Matsas].

 

AEGEAN (Abdera coastal area, Greece)
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html (Go to "Interactive Culture Map of Greece", add legends as needed, then do a final zoom to "Archaeological Sites")
http://www.culture.gr/2/21/211/21119m/e211sm03.html

28 “Destined to succeed. The Clazomenean Colonization at Abdera in Retrospect as Substantiated by the Anthropological Record: Demographic /Paleopathologic Comparisons with the Klazomenaean Metropolis”. Abstracts, Archeologies et Sciences de l’Antiquite Séminaires-Conférences Maison René Ginouvés, CNRS – Université de Paris I – Université de Paris Quest Nanterre La Défense – Ministére de la Culture. 11/17-20/2010, Paris, France.

27 “Polystylon: A Thracian Byzantine Town in the Context of Historical Developments During the 6th – 14th Centuries as Depicted by its Archaeo-Anthropological Record”. Abstracts, Thirty-Sixth Annual Byzantine Studies Conference, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 10/7-1-/2010.

26 “Early Evidence of Cranial Surgical Intervention in Abdera, Greece, a Nexus to On Head Wounds of the Hippocratic Corpus”. Mediterranean Archaeology & Archaeometry, Vol.6, No.1, 5-18, 2006.

25 "Physical Anthropology and Human Skeletal Remains: The Abdera/Polystylon Project (Three Cemeteries from the 6th to the 14th centuries)", (Abstract accepted by review committee but not presented in Congress due to schedule conflict) Proceedings of the 21st Congress of Byzantine Studies,Abstracts of Panel Papers, pp:65-66, Byzantine National Committee of the Association Internationale des Etudes Byzantines/Patron HRH The Prince of Walles, London, United Kingdom.

24 "Early Evidence of Cranial Surgical Intervention in Abdera, Greece: A Nexus to 'On Head Wounds' of the Hippocratic Corpus", Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry, Vol. 6:1 (2006), 5-18.
For a free PDF file visit: http://www.rhodes.aegean.gr/maa_journal/

23 "Artful Surgery: Greek Archaeologists Discover Evidence of a Skilled Surgeon Who Practiced Centuries Before Hippocrates". Archaeology, V:59.2 (2006), 26-99.
http://www.archaeology.org/0603/abstracts/surgery.html

22 "The Clazomenean Colonization Endeavor at Abdera in Retrospect: Evidence from the Anthropological Record". Klazomenai, Teos and Abdera: Metropoleis and Colony, Proceedings of International Symposium. Eds. A. Moustaka, E. Skarlatidou, M.-C. Tzannes, and Y. Ersoy. Published by the 19th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities under the auspices of the Greek Ministry of Culture, Thessaloniki, Greece, 2004, 327-349.

21 "A Successful Cranial Surgical Operation of the 7th c. BC in Greece, and Nexus to the late 5th century BC Hippocratic Recommendations in the Treatise On Cephalic Wounds". Paleopathology Newsletter: Abstracts. Paleopathology Association, 31st Annual North America Meeting, Tampa, Florida, April 13-14, 2004.

20 "On the Clazomenean Quest in Thrace during the 7th and 6th centuries BC, as Revealed through Anthropological Archaeology", Eulimene, Int. J. Mediterranean Archaeological & Anthropological Society, V:2, (2001), pp:161-186

19 "Summarizing Anthropological-Demographic Report on Perinatal, Infancy I, and Infancy II Individuals Recovered from Burial Sites of Ancient Abdera", In Kallintzi, Nt. "Burial Customs and Practices of Young Individuals During Antiquity in Abdera" , Proceedings of the International Symposium on Necropoles-Simata, Funerary Customs and Practices in the Mediterranean from 1100 BC/BCE to 400 AD/CE, Publications of the Ministry Culture, Greece (forthcoming).

18 "Human Cremations in Archaic Abdera" in E. Skarlatidou on "The Cremation of Humans in Abdera During the Early Archaic Period", Cremations in Bronze and Early Iron Age, Proceedings of Int. Symposium, Ministries of the Aegean, and of Culture, Greece, 2001, pp: 331-343.

17 "Aspects of Demography and Palaeopathology among the Hellenistic Abderetes in Thrace, Greece". Eulimene, Int. J. Mediterranean Archaeological & Anthropological Society, Rethymnon, Greece, 2000, V:1, pp:13-24.

16 "The Human Condition During the 7th c. BC in Abdera, Greece, as Revealed through Physical & Forensic Anthropology". Chapter, in E. Skarlatidou, Unpublished Doctoral dissertation, <The Archaic Component of Abdera>, Archival Report, University of Thessaloniki, Dept. of History and Archaeology, Chair of dissertation committee Prof. A. Tiberios (submitted in 2000).

15 "Paleopathology of Archaic Infants in Abdera, Greece", Abstracts, 26th Annual Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, April 27-28, 1999, Columbus, Ohio.

14 Agelarakis A., and H. Bakirtzis "Cemeteries of Polystylon/ Abdera: On Burial Customs and Practices in the Rhodopes", Rhodopica, 1998, V: 57-68, Smolyan, Bulgaria.

13 "Excavations at Polystylon (Abdera) Greece: Aspects of Mortuary Practices and Skeletal Biology", Archaiologiko Deltio, 1997, V: 47, Greek Archaeological Society.

12 "Deciphering the Archaeological Record through Physical Anthropology: Ramifications of Social Hierarchy at Abdera During the Early Classical Time Period", Actes 2e Symposium International Des Etudes Thraciennes: Thrace Ancienne, 1997, V:2, 849-866.

11 "Archaeo-anthropological and Palaeoenvironmental Investigations at the Infant Burial Ground of Archaic Abdera", Archaeological report, 5 pages, [Archival. Referee Archaeologist: E. Skarlatidou, Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, Greek Archaeological Service, Thessaloniki, Greece.

10 "Results of Anthropological Investigations in Classical Abdera: Cremated and Dry Human Osseous Materials" Chapter, in Archaeological Investigations in Classical Abdera by N. Kallintzi, Archaeological Research in Thrace during Prehistoric and Classical Antiquity, Publications of the Ministry of Culture, 1994-95, Athens, Greece.

9 "Social Hierarchy in a Classical Society at Abdera as Revealed by New Archaeological Perspectives of the Human Skeletal Record", Book of Abstracts: 57, Ministry of Culture, Second International Symposium of Ancient Thracian Studies, September 20-27, 1992 , Greece.

8 "Human Environments in a Classical Greek Society, as Revealed by the Palaeopathological Evidence", Paleopathology Association Newsletter: Abstracts, 19th Annual Meeting of APA, Las Vegas, 1992.

7 "Archaeological Reconstructions of the Late Byzantine Polystylon Population", Research and Exploration: A Scholarly Publication of the National Geographic Society, 1992, Vol:8:119

6 "Aspects of Skeletal Biology from the Byzantine Sites of Abdera, Greece", Paleopathology Association Newsletter: Abstracts, 18th Annual Meeting of APA, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1991.

5 Agelarakis A., and Ar. Agelarakis "The Palaeopathological Evidence, Indicators of Stress and Dietary Evaluations from two Skeletal Populations, a Middle and a Late Byzantine, from Polystylon Abdera, Greece", Byzantinische Forschungen, V.(XIV), 9-26, 1989.

4 "Palaeoenvironmental and Palaeopathological Conditions of the Human Skeletal Remains of the Fifth Century BC Cemetery in Abdera, Greece", Archaeological Report, 1984, [Archival. Prehistoric and Classical Museum of Kavala. Referee Archaeologist: L. Cranioti].

3 "Palaeopathological Conditions on Human Skeletal Remains from the Fourth Century BC, Abdera", Archaeological Report, 1983,[Archival. Prehistoric and Classical Museum of Kavala. Referee Archaeologist: Ch. Koukouli-Chrysanthaki, Director of the Museum, and Ephor of Antiquities].

2 "Palaeopathological and Palaeoenvironmental Conditions at the Seventh Century BC Burial Ground in Abdera, Greece", Archaeological Report, 1984, [Archival. Prehistoric and Classical Museum of Komotini. Referee Archaeologists: Dr. E. Skarlatidou; and Dr. Ch. Koukouli-Chrysanthaki, Ephor & Regional Director of Archaeological Projects, Kavala].

1 "Physical Anthropology, Palaeopathology, and Dietary Patterns of the Middle and Late Byzantine Sites at Polystylon Abdera", Archaeological Report, 1983, [Archival. Byzantine Ephoreia of Kavala. Referee Archeologist: Ch. Bakirtzis, Ephor, and Prof. of Byzantine Archaeology at the University of Thessaloniki, Greece].

 

AEGEAN (Pericoastal Kavala, and Amphipolis), and (Endoplains of Drama, and Serres, Greece)
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html (Go to "Interactive Culture Map of Greece", add legends as needed, then do a final zoom to "Archaeological Sites")

6 Physical Anthropological Report on the Cremated Human Remains of an Individual Retrieved from the Amphipolis Agora. Appendix in Ch. Koukouli-Chrysanthaki, Excavating Classical Amphipolis. Excavating Classical Culture: Recent Archaeological Discoveries in Greece (eds) Maria Stamatopoulou and Marina Yeroulanou. Beazley Archive - Studies in Classical Archaeology 1, BAR S1031, 2002.

5 “Scarred for Life: A Wounded Warrior from Late Classical Period in Mesokomi, Serres”, in B. Poulios “Late Classical Graves in Mesokomi of Serrres”, Proceedings of International Conference: Serres and its Region from Ancient to Post-Byzantine Society, 1998, Vol. A, pp: 78-122.

4 "The Spartan General Brasidas of the Peloponnesian War: Forensic Assessment of Human Cremation Retrieved from the Agora of Amphipolis", Archival Report, 1998, Museum of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities of Kavala, Referee Archaeologist: Dr. Ch. Koukouli-Chrysanthaki, Ephor of IH' Archaeological District Archaeological Investigations.

3 "An Anthropologic Investigation of the Ammolophoi Site Burials", Archaeological Report, 1991, 11 pages [Prehistoric and Classical Museum of Kavala. Referee Archaeologist: L. Cranioti].

2 "The Iron Age Tomb in the District of Drama, Greece: Anthropological Implications", Archaeological Report, 1994, [Archival. Prehistoric and Classical Museum of Kavala / IH' Ephoreia of the Greek Archaeological Service. Referee Archaeologist: Dr. Ch. Koukouli.

1 "Report on the Human Cremated Remains, Recovered in the Region of Drama", Archaeological Report, 1978, [Archival. Prehistoric and Classical Museum of Kavala. Referee Archaeologist: Ch. Koukouli-Chrysanthaki, Museum director and Ephor of IH' Ephoreia/District of Hellenic antiquities].

 

AEGEAN (Pericoastal Thrace: Makri, Greece)
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html (Go to "Interactive Culture Map of Greece", add legends as needed, then do a final zoom to "Archaeological Sites")

2 "Skeletal Remains from the Neolithic Site of Makri-Thrace: A Preliminary Report". Proceedings of the Second Symposium of the Hellenic Archaeometrical Society: Archaeometrical and Archaeological Research in Macedonia and Thrace, 1996, Greece.

1 "Skeletal Remains from the Neolithic Site of Makri-Thrace. A Preliminary Report", Book of Abstracts, Hellenic Archaeometric Society, 2nd Symposium of the Hellenic Archaeometrical Society: Archaeometrical and Archaeological Research in Macedonia and Thrace, 1993, Greece.

 

AEGEAN (Endoplains of Thrace, Greece)
http://odysseus.culture.gr/index_en.html (Go to "Interactive Culture Map of Greece", add legends as needed, then do a final zoom to "Archaeological Sites")

9 "Archaeological Anthropology at the Tumulus of Mikri Doxipara-Zoni" in (Eds.) D. Triantaphyllos, and D. Terzopoulou, Horses and Wagons in the Ancient World, Proceedings of Scientific Meeting, Orestiada-Greece, Sept. 30, 2006, pp:127-131.

8 “Military Life at an Ancient Greek Fort at Kastro Kalyves in Thrace, Greece” Abstracts in Annual Bulletin, Archaeological Institute of America, Annual Meeting 2010, Anaheim, California, January 6-9, 2010.

7 "The Role of Anthropological Archaeology in the Research Project of Mikri Doxipara-Zoni", Abstract, International Symposium Horses and Wagons in the Ancient World: Research, Protection and Enhancement of the Finds of the Burial Mound of Mikri Doxipara-Zoni, Prefecture of Evros, Greek Ministry of Culture, Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2006, University of Orestiada, Greece.

6 "Summarizing Anthropological-Demographic Report on Human Cremations from Burial Mounts of the Evros Region", In Terzopoulou, D. "The Burial Custom of Human Cremations in Evros, Thrace" Proceedings of the Inter. Symposium on Necropoles-Simata, Funerary Customs and Practices in the Mediterranean from 1100 BC/BCE to 400 AD/CE, Ministry of Culture, Greece, (forthcoming).

5 "The Anthropology of the Kossynthos River Site", in Triantaphyllos, D., "On the Ancient Thracian Funerary Customs in the Region of Xanthi", Archaeologiko Deltio, (forthcoming).

4 "Ladi 1998: A Brief Anthropological Forensic and Paleopathological Report", In D. Terzopoulou "Burial Mound at Ladi of Didymoteichon" Archaeologiko Ergo sti Macedonia kai Thraki, V:12, pp:20-29, 2000, Ministry of Culture, Greece.

3 "Physical Anthropological Report on the Iron Age Kossynthos River Thracians", Archival Report with the Ephoreia of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities at the Archaeological Museum of Komotini, Thrace, Greece, (submitted in 1999).

2 "Anthropological Report on the Kastro-Kalyves fort site in Thrace", Archival Report with the Ephoreia of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities at the Archaeological Museum of Komotini, Thrace, Greece. Submitted in 1999.

1 "Byzantine Buildings of the Palaiologan Emperors in Didymoteichon: Analyses of Anthropological Remains", 1994, Archaeological Report, [Archival. Referee Archaeologists: Dr. Ch. Bakirtzis, Prof. of Byzantine Archaeology, Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki, and Ephor of the 12th Ephoreia of Byzantine Antiquities, Greece; and Prof. R. Ousterhout, School of Architecture, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Illinois.

 

MIDDLE EAST (Cyprus, and Israel)

11 "The Amathous (tophet) cremations in Cyprus" in D. Christou on "Human Cremations at the Western Necropolis of Amathous" Cremations in Bronze and Early Iron Age, Proceedings of Int. Symposium, Ministries of the Aegean, and of Culture, Greece, 2001, pp: 201-204.

10 "The Osseous Record in the Western Necropolis of Amathous: an Archaeo-Anthropological Investigation", In Eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus-Dodecanese-Crete 16th-6th c. B.C., Proceedings of the International Symposium: The Eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus-Dodecanese-Crete 16th-6th c. B.C., Rethymnon, Crete, 1998, pp:217-232.

9 Agelarakis A., S. Paley, S. Porath, and J. Winnick "The Chalcolithic Burial Cave in Ma'avarot, Israel, and its Paleoanthropological Implications", International Journal of OsteoArchaeology, 1998, V8: 431-443.

8 "Paleopathology and its Contributions to the Decipherment of the Human Condition in Antiquity: A Preliminary Report for the Case of two Skeletal Populations from Malloura in Cyprus", Report of the Department of Antiquities, Cyprus, 1997, 239-250.

7 Agelarakis a., Kanta A., and N. Stampolidis "The Testimony of the Archaeological Osseous Record in the Western Necropolis of Amathous in Cyprus: A Scientific Archaeo-Anthropological Investigation", Book of Abstracts, International Symposium on the Eastern Mediterranean: Cyprus, Dodecanese, Crete, 1500 - 500 B.C., 13-16 May, 1997, Rethymnon, Crete, Greece.

6 "Paleopathology and its contributions to the Decipherment of the Human Condition in Antiquity: The Case of two Populations from Malloura in Cyprus", Book of Abstracts of the Paleopathology Association, 1996, Durham, North Carolina.

5 "The Archaeo-Anthropological Record of the Ma'avarot Burial Cave: Implications for the Chalcolithic Levant", (in press?), Proceedings of the II World Congress on Mummy Studies, 1996, Universidad De Los Andes, Centro De Estudios En Bioanthropologia, Cartagena, Colombia.

4 Agelarakis A., and J. Winnick "Elucidating Perspectives of the Human Condition in the Chalcolithic Levant: Dietary and Biocultural Characteristics as Revealed by Dental Analysis of the Ma'avarot Skeletal Collection". Paleopathology Association Newsletter: Abstracts, 22nd Annual Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, 1995, Oakland, Ca.

3 "The Archaeo-Anthropological Record of the Ma'avarot Burial Cave: Implications for the Chalcolithic Levant", Book of Abstracts, II World Congress on Mummy Studies, 1995, Cartagena, Colombia.

2 "Report on the Classical to Hellenistic Human Skeletal Collection of the Royal Tomb No. 7 from Malloura, Athienou, Cyprus", 1994, Archaeological Report, [Archival, Dept. of Classics, Davidson College, North Carolina. Referee: Dr. M. K. Toumazou, Prof. of Classics, Davidson College].

1 "Results of the 1992 Adelphi University Anthropological Research Activities in Israel" Research & Exploration: A Scholarly Publication of the National Geographic Society, 9(2),93.

 

SW ASIA (Iran, and Iraq)

13 "Shanidar Proto-Neolithic Reflections Based on Osteology and Paleopathology", Abstract, XVth UISPP Congress/Workshop 26, Babies Reborn: Infant/Children Burials in Prehistory, Lisbon, 7-8 September 2006, Portugal.

12 Solechi R., Solecki Ro., and A. Agelarakis"The Proto-Neolithic Cemetery in Shanidar Cave", 2004, College Station, Texas A&M University Press.

11 Agelarakis, A., and Y. Serpanos "Inner Ear Palaeopathological Manifestations, Causative Agents, and Implications affecting the Proto-Neolithic Homo sapiens Population of Shanidar Cave, Iraq". Evolution, (2002), V:17.

10 "The Proto-Neolithic Human Population of Shanidar Cave", Abstracts of the 64th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, March 24-28, 1999, Chicago, Illinois.

9 "The Shanidar Cave Proto-Neolithic Human Population: Aspects of Demography and Paleopathology" (in press?), in Actes du Congres de Paleontologie Humaine, Jerusalem. Museum National D'Histoire Naturelle, Centre Nat. de la Recher. Scient., Paris.

8 Agelarakis A., and B. Waddell 1994 Analysis of Non-Specific Indicators of Stress in Subadult Skeletons During the Agricultural Transition from Southwestern Asia. [Abstract]. HOMO 45(Supplement, Special Issue, Xth European Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, Göttingen, Germany, 29 August-3 September 1994

7 "The Shanidar Cave Proto-Neolithic Human Population: Aspects of Demography and Paleopathology", Human Evolution,1993, 8:(4), 235-253.

6 "Paleopathology and Manifestations of Stress at the Dawn of Sedentary Life: The Homo sapiens population of the Shanidar Cave", Paleopathology Association Newsletter: Abstracts, 20th Annual Meeting of the Am. Paleopathology. Ass.,1993, Toronto, Canada.

5 "Post-coronal Depression and Artificial Cranial Deformation: A Response" in response to Joe Zias Paleorient, 19:2, querying Meiklejohn and Agelarakis, In Paleorient 18:2.

4 "On the Origins of Cranial Artificial Deformation in SW Asia", Paleorient 1992-93. Christopher Meiklejohn (Un. of Winnipeg, Canada), Anagnostis Agelarakis (Adelphi Un, USA), Ralph Solecki (Texas A&M, USA), Philip Smith (Un. of Montreal, Canada), Peter Akkerman (Un. of The Netherlands).

3 "Stress and Adaptability Observed among the Proto-Neolithic Human Population of Shanidar Cave", Book of Abstracts:1, 3rd Int. Congress on Human Paleontology, Jerusalem, Israel, 1992.

2 "The Palaeopathological Evidence, Indicators of Stress of the Shanidar Proto-Neolithic and the Ganj-Dareh Tepe Early Neolithic Human Skeletal Collections" Columbia University, 1989, Doctoral Dissertation, UMI, Bell & Howell Information Company, Michigan 48106.

1 "Proto-Neolithic Human Skeletal Remains in the Zawi-Chemi Layer in Shanidar Cave", Sumer, XLV/1-2, 1987-88: 7-16.

 

SE ASIA (Thailand)

4 "Some Reconstructions of Human Conditions During the 3rd millennium BC in S.E. Asia", In South-East Asian Archaeology, 1992, Proceedings of the 4th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists, Istituto Italiano per il Medio ed Estremo Oriente, Rome, 1992, (Eds) R. Ciarla, and F. Rispoli, 1997, pp:99-117.

3 "The Archaeology of Human Bones: Prehistoric Copper Producing Peoples in the Khao Wong Prachan Valley, Central Thailand",In The Indo-Pacific Prehistory: The Chang Mai Papers, IPAA Bulletin, P. Bellwood (ed.), 1996, No. 14, V: I,133-139.

2 "Paleopathology and Markers of Occupational and Habitual Stress: The Human Condition in Bronze Age Thailand", Paleopathology Association Newsletter: Abstracts, 21st Annual Meeting of the American Palaeopathology Association, 1994.

1 "Some Reconstructions of Human Conditions During the 3rd millennium BC in S.E. Asia through the Bio-Archaeological Studies of Human Skeletal Remains", Book of Abstracts: 2, Istituto Italiano per il Medio ed Estremo Oriente, 4th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists, 1992, Rome.

 

AMERICAN NORTH EAST

9 "The New York City Doctor's Mob of 1788" [co-author], Book of Abstracts, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 49th Annual Meeting, New York, 1997.

8 Monographed volume: "Archaeological Forensics and Paleopathology" in "The Excavation, Analysis, and Reconstruction of the Transitional Period, Late Woodland Period and Colonial Occupations at the Little Wood Creek Site, Fort Edward, Washington County, New York". (Reviewed by an inter-agency consortium of the New York State Historic Preservation Office, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation- Washington D.C., and U.S. EPA). U.S. EPA, and N.Y.S. Historic Preservation Office, 1990, Vol: IV.

7 Chapter: "The Environmental and Subsistence Patterns, Reconstructions" in "The Excavation, Analysis, and Reconstruction of the Transitional Period, Late Woodland Period and Colonial Occupations at the Little Wood Creek Site, Fort Edward, Washington County, New York". (Reviewed by an inter-agency consortium of the New York State Historic Preservation Office, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation- Washington D.C., and U.S. EPA). Publications of the U.S. E.P.A., and New York State Historic Preservation Office, 1990, Volume I: Section 1.8.

6 Chapters: a)"Environmental and Subsistence Patterns" Section 5.6;
b) "Regional and Inter-site Comparisons for Transitional and Late Archaic Periods" Section 5.6; and c)"The Contemporary Environmental Setting of the Little Wood Creek" Section 5.7, in "The Excavation, Analysis, and Reconstruction of the Transitional Period, Late Woodland Period and Colonial Occupations at the Little Wood Creek Site, Fort Edward, Washington County, New York"
(Reviewed by an inter-agency consortium of the New York State Historic Preservation Office, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation-Washington D.C., and U.S. EPA). Publications of the U.S. EPA, and N.Y., SHPO, 1990, Volume III.

5 Chapter: "Intra-site Spatial Analysis" co-author with Dr. Joel Grossman, in "The Excavation, Analysis, and Reconstruction of the Transitional Period, Late Woodland Period and Colonial Occupations at the Little Wood Creek Site, Fort Edward, Washington County, New York"
(Reviewed by an inter-agency consortium of the New York S.H.P.O, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation-Washington D.C., and U.S. EPA). Publications of the U.S. E. P. A., and New York S.H.P.O. , 1990, Volume I: 1.4, 1.9, 3.4; and Volume II: 4.4.

4 "Human Forensics" in Stage lb' 2 Archaeological Survey of the Madison Barracks, Sockets Harbor, N.Y., (Reviewed by the New York State's Office of Historic Preservation), 1989 [State of New York Historic Preservation Libraries].

3 "The Archaeological Forensic Analysis of the Human Skeletal Remains", in Archaeological Mitigation and Testing Report, Bowdoin Farm, Town of Poughkeepsie, Duchess County, N.Y., (Reviewed by the New York State Historic Preservation Office, and Department of Environmental Control), 1989, [N.Y., Dept. of Environmental Conservation & Cultural Resources Section Libraries].

2 Chapters: a) "Field Methods and Techniques", and b) "Geomorphological Stratification and Stratigraphy", in Report on the lb?2 Stage Archaeological Survey of the City Hall Park, New York City, 1989, [Landmarks Preservation Commission, New York SHPO, and Dept. of General Services of NY City. Re., and Project No: PW 292?44 & ONO 89 B 2017].

1 "The Archaeological Forensic Analysis of the Human Remains Recovered", in Cemetery Mitigation Report, Dayton Power & Light Service Facility, Miami Valley, Research Park Center, Ohio, (Reviewed by the New York State=s Office of Historic Preservation), 1987, [N.Y.S. H.P. Libraries].

 

AMERICAN CARIBBEAN

2 Chapters: a) "Field Methods and Techniques", and
b) " Geomorphological and Stratigraphic Sequences", in Report on the Federally Funded Archaeological Mitigation of the Pre-Columbian Ceremonial Plaza and Settlement at Rincon, Puerto Rico, (Preliminary report reviewed and accepted by an inter-agency consortium of the Puerto Rican Environmental Quality Board, the P. R. State Historic Preservation Office, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation- Washington D.C., and U.S. EPA), 1995.

1 Chapters: a) "Site Excavation and Field Strategies";
b) "The Stratigraphy and Geomorphology of L-22 and L-23";
c) "The Loiza Data Recovery" co-author with Dr. Joel Grossman;
d) "Summary Results" co-author with Dr. Joel Grossman, in Excavation and Analysis Results of Archaeological Investigations at Mediania Alta (L-23) and Vieques (L-22) Loiza, Puerto Rico
(Reviewed by an inter-agency consortium of the Puerto Rican Environmental Quality Board, the P. R. State Historic Preservation Office, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation-Washington D.C., & U.S. EPA). U.S. EPA, and P.R.A.S.A. Publications, P.R., 1990/91. V.: I. Project Re. No: C 72 9423 U.S. EPA.

 

NON-SPECIFIC GEOGRAPHIC AREAS/SITES

9 Book Review for "Studies in Crime: An Introduction to Archaeological Forensics". Hunter, J., Roberts, C., and A. Martin, 1997, Routledge, New York. American Journal of Archaeology,1998, V:102.

8 Book Review for "Making Faces: Using Archaeological and Forensic Evidence". Prag, J., and R. Neave, 1997, Texas A&M University Press, College Station, Texas. AJA, 1998, V:102.

7 "Greece" , In "A World History of Physical Anthropology: An Encyclopedia", Frank Spencer (ed.), 1997, Garland Press, New York.

6 "Hippocrates", In "A World History of Physical Anthropology: An Encyclopedia", F. Spencer (ed.), 1997, Garland Press, New York.

5 "Galen", In "A World History of Physical Anthropology: An Encyclopedia", F. Spencer (ed.), 1997, Garland Press, N.Y.

4 " A Field and Laboratory Manual for Archaeologists, for the Excavation, Documentation, and Preservation of Human Osseous Remains", Ariadne, 1996, V:8, 189-247.

3 "An Anthology of Hellenes involved with the Field of Physical Anthropology", International Journal of Anthropology, V:10, N.2-3., 1995/6.

2 "Race Assessment: Survey of Attitudes Among Physical/Forensic Anthropologists" [Co-author], Book of Abstracts, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 46th Annual Meeting, 1994.

1 "Environments and Human Ecology: Dynamic Factors in Processual Equations of Human Adaptations as seen from Archaeological Perspectives", a) Book of Pre-circulated Papers, II: 1-8, of the 1992 IV New World Conference on Rescue Archaeology & Environment and Archaeology, Organization of American States, USDA, Forest Service, in collaboration with the World Archaeological Congress, December 6-12, 1992, Puerto Rico; and, b) in the Proceedings of the Conference, 1996, IV New World Conference on Rescue Archaeology & Environment and Archaeology, Organization of American States, USDA, Forest Service, in collaboration with the World Archaeological Congress.

Creative Scholarship

Creative Scholarship

"Making of a Martiline" in Ed. Bonn-Muller, E. "Dynasty of Priestesses", On Line Features, Archaeology Magazine http://www.archaeology.org/online/features/eleutherna/m...". Voted as one of the 10 best archaeological research projects for 2009, worldwide by the American Institute of Archaeology. New York. April 2010.

Grants

Grants

. 2019, Aposelemis-Crete Neolithic Burial Ground, Institute For Aegean Prehistory

. 2018, Aposelemis-Crete Neolithic Burial Ground, Institute For Aegean Prehistory

. 2017, Aposelemis-Crete Neolithic Burial Ground, Institute For Aegean Prehistory

. 2016, Aposelemis-Crete: 1)Neolithic Burial  Ground, and 2) Krousonas Tholos Tomb LMIIIC 

. 2015, Aposelemis-Crete: 1)Neolithic Burial Ground, and 2)LMIIB Cave Burial, 2015, Institute For Aegean Prehistory

. 2014, Aposelemis-Crete Neolithic Burial Ground, Institute For Aegean Prehistory

. 2013, Aposelemis-Crete Neolithic Burial Ground, Institute For Aegean Prehistory

. 2012-2013, Paros Polyandria Archaeological Anthropology Project (PPAAP), Shelby White - Leon Levy Foundation, Program for Archaeological Publications, Harvard University

. 2011-2012, Paros Polyandria Archaeological Anthropology Project (PPAAP), Shelby White - Leon Levy Foundation, Program for Archaeological Publications, Harvard University

Honors and Accomplishments

Honors and Accomplishments

POSITIONS IN OTHER PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

.since February 2021 Member, Blue Shield International-Protection of Cultural Heritage from Armed Conflict and Natural Disasters 

.since January 2021  Member of International Council of Monuments and Sites, Hellenic ICOMOS

.since December 2019  Member of Archaeological Society at Athens

.since November 2019  Scientific Associate, Reich aDNA Lab-Harvard Medical School, Boston

.since May 2019           Founder, Aegean Foundation of Anthropology, New York

.since 2013                  Board Member, Archaeology Council, Museum of Cycladic Art, Athens, Greece

.since 2011                  Vice President, Mediterranean Archaeological Society, Rethymnon

.since 2011                  Archaeology Editor, Mediterranean Archaeology & Archaeometry Int. Journal

.2007-2010                  Editorial Board Member, Bio-Archaeology of the Middle East Journal

.2004-2008                  Referee and National Representative USA: International Journal of Anthropology

.2004-2009                  Editorial Board (Eastern Mediterranean): Paleopathology Association Newsletter
.2003-2008                  Senior Specialist, Fulbright Scholar Program

.since 2002                   Editorial Board Member, Eulimene Journal

.2002-2011                  Editorial Board Member, Mediterranean Archaeology & Archaeometry Int. Journal

.since 2000                   Board Member, Mediterranean Archaeological Society, Rethymnon

.1996-2007                  Research Fellow, Physical Anthropology, M.A.S.C.A., University of Pennsylvania

.1992-2007                  Member, Metropolitan Forensic Anthropology Team, Lehman College, C.U.N.Y.

.1992-2000                  Scientist in Residence, Forensic Anthropology, Lehman College, C.U.N.Y.

Professional Activities

Professional Activities

TEACHING & RANK

.Sept. 2001    Professor of Anthropology, Adelphi University

.Sept. 1997    Associate Prof., Department of Anthropology, Adelphi University.

.Sept. 1991    Assistant Prof., Department of Anthropology, Adelphi University.

.1995-1997    Visiting Prof., Summer Programs, University of Crete, School of Philosophy, Rethymnon, Greece

.1990‑1991    Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology & Anthropology, St. John's University

.Jan-May 1984 Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Anthropology, Columbia University

.1978‑79        Lector in Archaeology, Kursverksamheten (Continued Education), Lund University, Sweden.

University Service

University Service

ADMINISTRATIVE  POSITIONS AT ADELPHI UNIVERSITY

.2012-Aug.  2018         Chair, Anthropology Department

.2002- Aug. 2011         Director, Environmental Studies Program

.2001-2002                  Chair, Department of Anthropology & Sociology

.2001-2007                  Chair, International Initiatives Committee (Presidential Committee)

.2000-2001                  Unit Head, Anthropology & Sociology Departments.

.1998-1999                   A)  Acting Chair, Dept. of Anthropology;  and                                              B)  Acting Director, Environmental Studies Program

.1996-1998                  Director, Society of Mentors (Presidential Committee)

.1996-1998                  Chair, Student Life and Development Committee (Faculty Senate)

.1991-1992                  Founding Member, Environmental Studies Program (with Dr. R. Lund, and ABD J. Vetter)