2007/02/15. Discusses how historians often abbreviated the history of their own civilization to communicate to diverse audiences. The C. May Marston Lecture. Assistant Professor of Classics.

2006/02/16. Explains the traditional symbolism, trade, and change in value of gold (kingship), frankincense (worship), and myrrh (burial) in Ancient Rome and the Middle East. The C. May Marston Lecture.

2003/02/20. By combining objects recovered from archaeological digs with classical texts referring to the tools in use, Greco-Roman surgical instruments can be identified to reconstruct a picture of ancient surgery. The C. May Marston Lecture.

2002/02/21. Explores trading connections in the ancient world and looks at some of the contacts between classical Mediterranean and European countries. The C. May Marston Lecture.