Professor Noël Duval FBA

History, archaeology, epigraphy of Late Antiquity: imperial ideology and palaces; iconography; early Christian and Byzantine architecture; ecclesiastical architecture and fittings; Christian inscriptions; studies in the Graeco-Roman department of the Lou
Fellow type
International Fellow
Year elected
2007
Subjects
Archaeology
Sections
Archaeology

Current post

Professor of Late Antique Archaeology, University Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV) Emeritus

Past appointments

University of Paris Professor, Archaeology of Late Antiquity (et Haut Moyen-âge, Byzance)

1976 - 1992

University of Paris Professor of Late Antique Archaeology, University Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV) emeritus

1976 - 1992

University of Paris Professor of Late Antique Archaeology, University Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV) emeritus

1976 - 1992

University of Paris Professor of Late Antique Archaeology, University Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV) emeritus

1976 - 1992

Other Foreign Institutions Curator, head of Greek and Roman Department, Musée du Louvre

1968 - 1975

Other Foreign Institutions Member Ecole Française de Rome

1953 - 1955

Other Foreign Institutions Ecole francaise de Rome

1953 - 1955

Publications

Les églises africaines a deux absides (author 2 vol. 1971, 1973

Häidra I-II (editor and co-author: 1976, 1981)

Salona I, III (editor and co-author: 1994, 2000)

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Bert Smith FBA

Ancient Greek and Roman art and visual history; marble sculpture and portraits; late antiquity; archaeology of Greek cities of Eastern Roman Empire

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Professor Julia Lee-Thorp FBA

Stable isotope chemistry applied to dietary ecology and environments in human origins research

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Professor Daniel Potts FBA

The archaeology and history of the Near East, particularly the Iranian world, from antiquity to the pre-modern era

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