Paul Vădan, Post-Doctoral Researcher
For ancient historian Paul Vadan migration is more than a subject of study – it’s a personal experience. He is interested in the fragile legal position of foreigners in the Greek cities and wants us to think about the what the marginalization of foreigners might mean for society and humanity.
Sabine Neumann, Assistant Professor of Archaeology
Archaeologist Sabine Neumann wants to challenge assumptions about migration as something out of the ordinary. People, the ancients included, have always been on the move. Sabine will focus on migrant women who often tend to get overlooked and trace them and their agency – especially in cultic matters – in the material record.
Migrants and Membership Regimes in the Ancient Greek World 