Once an archaeologist, always an archaeologist

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Written By Anastasia Ashman

What seemed like all the archaeologists in America were in town last week at the 127th Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America and the Society for Classical Studies...

At the Bryn Mawr College lunch I caught up with my classmate-now-Etruscan expert Alexandra Carpino (don't miss the big Etruscan exhibit coming to the Legion of Honor in May 2026!) and our Aegean Bronze Age professor Jim Wright who recently led the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, and even in retirement continues his ongoing project in Crete...

Anastasia Ashman

Anastasia Ashman has built a portfolio career across publishing, entertainment, technology, entrepreneurship and civic life in four countries. She now writes, researches, works on neighborhood readiness, and is developing the narrative nonfiction project Family of Mine.

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