Christopher H. Roosevelt is an Assistant Professor of Archaeology in the Department of Archaeology at Boston University. While working towards his PhD (2003, Cornell University), he was a member of the Archaeological Exploration of Sardis, coordinated a regional survey of greater Lydia, and conducted research at local Turkish museums.

Christina Luke teaches in the Writing Program at Boston University and works on projects aimed at cultural heritage management with DePaul College of Law and the University of Pennsylvania Museum. In addition to her work with the Archaeological Exploration of Sardis (2001) and with CLAS, she conducts research on Mesoamerican archaeology, the subject of her PhD research (2002, Cornell University).

Kevin C. Cooney (Boston University), Nezahat İşçi (İsparta Museum, Ministry of Culture and Tourism Representative), N. Pınar Özgüner (Boston University), Noam Y. Rifkind (Boston University), Dr. Donald G. Sullivan (University of Denver), and Nicholas P. Wolff (Boston University).

Hilâl Alkan (Boğaziçi Üniversitesi), Dr. Mark R. Besonen (University of Massachusetts, Amherst), Kevin C. Cooney (Boston University), N. Pınar Özgüner (Boston University), Dr. Daniel J. Pullen (The Florida State University), Chelsea A. Wait (Ball State University), Nicholas P. Wolff (Boston University), Emine Yılmaz (Samsun Museum, Ministry of Culture and Tourism Representative).

 

    The assistance, encouragement, and support of the director and staff of the Archaeological Exploration of Sardis, and the director and staff of the Manisa Museum of Ethnography and Archaeology are very gratefully acknowledged.