Maria-Gabriella G. Parissaki

NATIONAL HELLENIC RESEARCH FOUNDATION
INSTITUTE OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH
Maria-Gabriella G. Parissaki
Senior Researcher
Institute of Historical Research
Department of Greek and Roman Antiquity
Phone: +30 210-72 73 695
Fax: +30 210-72 34 145
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://www.eie.gr/nhrf/institutes/igra/cvs/cv-parisaki-gr.html
STUDIES
1983: Graduation from Arsakeion Secondary School.
1987: Graduation from the Faculty of History and Archaeology – School of Philosophy
of the University of Athens.
1995: Ph.D. degree from the Faculty of History and Archaeology – School of Philosophy
of the University of Athens. Title: The Kouros Type. Its Function and Use in
Mainland Greece and the Islands (unpublished).
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
1988: Collaboration with the 2nd Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities of the
Greek Archaeological Service.
1995: Collaboration with the Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Classicae (LIMC).
1996-1999: Temporary Research Assistant of the Institute for Greek and Roman
Antiquities (K.E.R.A.) of the National Hellenic Research Foundation.
2000—2004: Research Assistant of the above-mentioned Institute.
2004-2008: Research Assistant Professor of the above-mentioned Institute.
From 2008 onwards: Senior Researcher of the above-mentioned Institute.
NATIONAL HELLENIC RESEARCH FOUNDATION
INSTITUTE OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH
RESEARCH INTERESTS
● History and historical geography of ancient Thrace
● Epigraphy
● Administrative organisation of the Roman province of Thrace
RESEARCH AND OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
● Organization of three Workshops in cooperation with the French School of Athens
entitled «La domination romaine sur les communautés du Nord Égéen (IIe s. av. J.-C. –
IIe s. apr. J.-C.). Entre ruptures et continuités». These seminars will be held in Athens
in the period from April 2014 to March 2015.
● Collaboration with the Copenhagen Associations Project of the University of
Copenhagen - study and insertion into a database of evidence pertaining to the private
associations of ancient Thrace.
● Writing of a chapter on Greek Epigraphy of ancient Thrace for the Oxford Handbook
of Greek Epigraphy (ed. Nik. Papazarkadas, UC Berkeley).
● Creation of an interactive map for the program KREPIS of the NHRF. Title: «The army
as a means of networking. The installation of veterans in Roman Thrace».
● Member of the editorial Committee (2012-2015) of the Journal Tekmeria
(www.tekmeria.org).
MAIN PUBLICATIONS
● Maria-Gabriella Parissaki (ed.), Thrakika Zetemata II. Aspects of the Roman Province
of Thrace, MELETEMATA 69 (Athens 2013).
● Prosopography and Onomasticon of Aegean Thrace, MELETEMATA 49 (Athens 2007).
● Louisa D. Loukopoulou, Maria-Gabriella Parissaki, Selene Psoma, Antigone Zournatzi,
Inscriptiones antiquae partis Thraciae quae ad ora maris Aegaei sita est, Athens 2005.
● «L’abolition du système des stratégies en Thrace et le programme d’urbanisation de
l’empereur Trajan. Réflexions sur le processus d’une réforme administrative», in Maria-
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Gabriella Parissaki (ed.), Thrakika Zetemata II. Aspects of the Roman Province of
Thrace, MELETEMATA 69 (Athens 2013) 65-84.
● «Thrace under Roman sway (146 B.C. - 46 A.D.). Between Warfare and Diplomacy»,
in Aliénor Rufin Solas (ed.) with the collaboration of Maria-Gabriella Parissaki and Elpida
Kosmidou, Armées grecques et romaines dans le nord des Balkans, Akanthina 7
(Gdansk 2013) 97-108.
● «Παρατηρήσεις σὲ δύο ἐπιγραφὲς ἀπὸ τὰ περίχωρα τῶν Ἀβδήρων», Τεκµήρια 10
(2011) 91-101.
● «Étude sur l’organisation administrative de la Thrace à l’époque romaine. L’histoire
des stratégies», REG 122 (2009) 319-357.
● «Aegean Thrace in the Roman Province of Macedonia. Social and Cultural
Developments», XIth International Congress of Thracology, Istanbul 8-12 November
2010 (under press).
● «Tracing Cults in Aegean Thrace: the Evidence of Personal Names», Thrace in the
Graeco-Roman World. Proceedings of the 10th International Congress of Thracology,
Komotinh-Alexandroupolis 18-23 October 2005 (Athens 2007) 451-455.