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	Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.		Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.
	Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.		Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.
	His publications on medieval Nubia include the recent study [http://www.amazon.com/dp/019989163X Medieval Nubia] and editions of the [[Meinarti Ostraka]] and the [[West Bank Ostraka]].		His publications on medieval Nubia include the recent study [http://www.amazon.com/dp/019989163X ''Medieval Nubia: A Social and Economic History''] and editions of the [[Meinarti Ostraka]] and the [[West Bank Ostraka]].
	He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.		He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.

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	Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.		Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.
	Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.		Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.
	His publications on medieval Nubia include the recent study [[http://www.amazon.com/dp/019989163X Medieval Nubia]] and editions of the [[Meinarti Ostraka]] and the [[West Bank Ostraka]].		His publications on medieval Nubia include the recent study [http://www.amazon.com/dp/019989163X Medieval Nubia] and editions of the [[Meinarti Ostraka]] and the [[West Bank Ostraka]].
	He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.		He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.

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	Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.		Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.
	Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.		Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.
	His publications on medieval Nubia include editions of the [[Meinarti Ostraka]] and the [[West Bank Ostraka]].		His publications on medieval Nubia include the recent study [[http://www.amazon.com/dp/019989163X Medieval Nubia]] and editions of the [[Meinarti Ostraka]] and the [[West Bank Ostraka]].
	He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.		He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.

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	Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.		Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.
	Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.		Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.
	His publications on medieval Nubia include editions of the [[Meinarti ~~ostraka~~]] and the [[West Bank ~~ostraka~~]].		His publications on medieval Nubia include editions of the [[Meinarti Ostraka]] and the [[West Bank Ostraka]].
	He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.		He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.

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	Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.		Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.
	Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory. He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.		Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.
			His publications on medieval Nubia include editions of the [[Meinarti ostraka]] and the [[West Bank ostraka]].
			He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.

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	Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.		Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.
	Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.		Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory. He can be reached at grr919@gmail.com.

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			Assistant Professor of History and Classical Studies at [http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/profile.html?id=295 Fairfield University] in Connecticut, USA.
	Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.		Teaching Interests: Roman and Hellenistic history, ancient social history, late antiquity, the post-Roman Mediterranean, Nile valley civilizations. Research Interests: Roman imperial history, Greco-Roman Egypt, Greco-Roman exploration in Africa, history of late antiquity, Christian Nubia, network theory.

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