Thomas H. Greiner - Curriculum Vitae

PhD in Ancient Near Eastern Studies University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada Department of Near & Middle Eastern Civilizations Thesis: The Cultural and Religious Significance of Lapis Lazuli in Dynastic Egypt Supervisors: Dr. Mary-Ann Pouls Wegner & Dr Katja Goebs	Sep. 2013 to Present
M.A. in Egyptology University of Liverpool, Liverpool, England School of Archaeology, Classics, and Egyptology Dissertation: Lapis Lazuli, Obsidian, and Systems of Exchange between Egypt and the Levant during the Naqada III Period Supervisor: Dr. Ian Shaw	Sep. 2009 to Jul. 2011
B.A. in Classical Archaeology University of British-Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Department of Classical, Near Eastern, and Religious Studies	Sep. 2001 to May 2008

Research Assistant - Godin Tepe Digitization Project University of Toronto/Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada Department of Near & Middle Eastern Civilizations/Department of World Cultures Working under supervision of Dr Clemens Reichel, digitizing archaeological records from the 1960-1970s ROM excavations at Godin Tepe, Iran under direction of T. Cyler Young	Sep. 2014 to Present
Curatorial Volunteer Assistant Museum of Vancouver, Vancouver, Canada Catalogued and documented objects in the Egyptian collection (ca. 240 pieces).	Sep. 2011 to May 2013
Curatorial Volunteer Assistant Manchester Museum, Manchester, England Assisted the Curator of Egypt and the Sudan on various projects from cataloguing and documenting to photographing artefacts.	Feb. to Sep. 2010

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