Duke and UNC Duke University University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

Consortium for Classical and Mediterranean Archaeology

Carol L Meyers

Title: Professor
Office Location: 227 Gray Building
Office Phone: (919) 660-3514, (919) 660-3510
Email Address: carol@duke.edu

Education

  • PhD Brandeis University, 1975
  • MA Brandeis University, 1967
  • BA Wellesley College, 1964

Awards, Honors, and Distinctions

  • Mary Grace Wilson Professorship in Religion, Duke University, 2002–
  • Education Endowment Award, Women’s Institute for Continuing Jewish Education, 0 2001
  • Wellesley College Alumnae Achievement Award, 0 1999
  • International Corresponding Fellow, Ingeborg Rennert Center for Jerusalem Studies, Bar Ilan University (Israel), 1998–

Teaching (Spring 2010):

  • Religion 109.01, Women biblical tradition Synopsis
    Gray 220, TuTh 10:05 AM-11:20 AM
  • Religion 185s.01, Archaeology of the holy land Synopsis
    Gray 220, W 07:15 PM-09:45 PM
  • Ames 195s.03, Archaeology of the holy land
    Gray 220, W 07:15 PM-09:45 PM
  • Jewishst 198s.01, Archaeology of the holy land
    Gray 220, W 07:15 PM-09:45 PM

Recent Publications

(More Publications)

  1. C.L. Meyers. "Work and Worth: Women’s Household Activities in Ancient Israel." Invited lecture at the Fifth Annual International Symposium on Archaeology and the Bible: Ancient Ingenuity: The Art of Living in Biblical Times   (January, 20059).
  2.  "Israelite Religion: An Archaeological and Biblical Survey". for the American Journal of Archaeology Online Reviews  113.4 (October, 2009). ("http://www.ajaonline.org/pdfs/book_reviews/113.4/06_Meyers.pdf". (2009). (downloadable pdf file.)) [pdf]
  3.  "Offset." New Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible Ed. Katherine Doob Sakenfeld et al. Abingdon Press, 2009, 321. (Volume 4.)
  4. "Archaeology." Feminist Influence on Biblical Methodology: A Retrospective, Recent Research in Biblical Studies  (Accepted, forthcoming).
  5. with E. Meyers. "The Pottery from Ancient Sepphoris."  by Marva Balouka and Anna DiVincenz, with contributions by Eric Meyers and Carol Meyers   (Accepted, forthcoming).