Lea Stirling

• CLAS 1280 - Roman Culture and Civilization
• CLAS 2210 - Women in Ancient Greece and Rome
• CLAS 2680 - Roman Art and Architecture
• CLAS 3710 - The Archaeology of the Roman Army

Lea Stirling co-directed excavations at the Roman town of Leptiminus (Lamta, Tunisia) from 1995-2006, working at cemeteries, a pottery production site, and a bath building. She has also studied Roman and Late Antique statuary from sites in France, Greece, Turkey, and Tunisia. 

• PhD (Classical Art and Archaeology), University of Michigan, 1994
• MA (Latin), University of Michigan, 1994
• MA (Classical Art and Archaeology), University of Michigan, 1990
• BA (Classics), University of Alberta, 1988

• Ben Lazreg, N., L. M. Stirling, and J. P. Moore, eds. 2021. Leptiminus (Lamta). Report No. 4. "The east cemetery: stratigraphy, ceramics, non-ceramic finds and bio-archaeological Studies, 2 vols." (Journal of Roman Archaeology supplement 110). Portsmouth RI. 
• Jacobs, I. and L. M. Stirling. 2017. “Re-using the gods. A 6th-c. statuary display at Sagalassos and a re-evaluation of pagan-mythological statuary in Early Byzantine civic space.” Journal of Roman Archaeology 30: 196-226.
• Kristensen, T. M. and L. Stirling, eds. 2016. The Afterlife of Greek and Roman sculpture: Late antique responses and practices. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.
• Stirling, L. M. 2008. “Pagan Statuettes in Late Antique Corinth: Sculpture from the Panayia Domus.” Hesperia 77: 89-161.
• Stone, D. L. and L. M. Stirling, eds. 2007. Mortuary landscapes of North Africa (Phoenix Suppl. 63) Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• Stirling, L. M. 2005. The learned collector: Mythological statuettes and classical taste in late antique Gaul. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.

• 2020 - Archaeological Institute of America Publication Subvention, from von Bothmer Publication Fund (for Leptiminus 4)
• 2001-2012 - Canada Research Chair in Roman Archaeology