Ramage, Andrew

Cornell Emeritus Professor

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Positions

• Prof Emeritus, History of Art and Visual Studies (ART H), College of Arts and Sciences

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• History of Art and Visual Studies profile

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Affiliations

emeritus faculty in

• Archaeology Program

member of graduate field

• Archaeology
• Classics
• History of Art, Archaeology and Visual Studies

other Cornell affiliations

• Archaeology

Research

geographic focus

• country

  • Turkey

• transnational region

  • Europe

Publications

selected publications listing

• • "Lydian Houses and Architectural Terracottas". Archaeological Exploration of Sardis Monograph 5 (Cambridge, 1978).
  • "Twenty Five Years of Discovery at Sardis" (Cambridge, 1983), written with Nancy H. Ramage to accompany a travelling exhibit funded by the N.E.H. (Turkish Translation 1986).
  • "Emblems of Authority: Greek and Roman Coins from Two Alumni Collections", (Exhibition catalogue and essay) Ithaca, NY 1994.
  • "Roman Art: Romulus to Constantine", with Nancy H. Ramage, 1991, Prentice Hall (USA) and Cambridge University Press (UK)
  • "The Cambridge Illustrated History of Roman Art". 2nd ed., Prentice Hall (USA) and Laurence King (UK), 1995. (Translated into German, French, Dutch, Modern Greek, Chinese and Korean) 4th ed. 2004.
  • "King Croesus' Gold", with Paul T. Craddock, Archaeological Exploration of Sardis, Monograph 11, 2000.
  • "Guide to the Classical Collections at Cornell" with N. H. Ramage and P.I. Kuniholm, Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Cornell University, 2002.

Teaching

teaching overview

• • Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology
    
  • Western Anatolian Archaeology
    
  • Architectural Terracottas
  • Numismatics
    
  • Greek Pottery
    

Background

education and training

• Ph.D. in Classical Archaeology, Harvard University 1970
• M.A. in Classics and Classical Archaeology, University of Cambridge 1965
• B.A. in Classics and Classical Archaeology, University of Cambridge, with honors 1961