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Credits, Authors
The Ancient Greek World Web presentation is based on an
exhibit in the University of Pennsylvania's Museum of
Archaeology and Anthropology's newly renovated Rodney S.
Young Gallery. The 1994 renovation of the gallery was under
the general supervision of the Mediterranean Section's Chief
Curator, Donald White. The overall conceptualization of that
exhibit, which forms the intellectual basis for the present
Web pages, was the joint effort of the section's permanent
staff, consisting of Donald White, Keith DeVries, Associate
Curator, and David Romano, Keeper of the Mediterranean
Collection, supplemented by Irene Romano, Research
Associate, who served as a special consultant to the exhibit
and Yelena Stolyarik, Research Associate. The introductory
text for that exhibit was written by Irene Romano and Donald
White was responsible for those subjects dealing with
religion, daily life, trade and manufacturing, along with
death and burial in Greek society. Responsibility for the
coin descriptions included in Trade and Manufacturing was
jointly shared by Stolyarik and White. Important additional
contributions were made to the text panels and lables by
DeVries and to all other sections of the exhibit by David
Romano.
The material has been adapted for the Web by the Museum's
Computer Center, the layout and design being the work of
Morgan Hesser, Brian Geary and Keith Antonyshyn together
with its director, Philip Chase, and helpful advice from
Raymond Rorke.
The Ancient Greek World
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