Thomas C. Rose

Thomas C. Rose is an Associate Professor of Classics at Randolph-Macon College. His research focuses on political, religious, and military developments in the early Hellenistic period, cultural exchanges in ancient Sicily, and Greek topography. He emphasizes autopsia ('seeing for oneself') through fieldwork and study-travel programs in the Mediterranean.

• PhD in Classical Studies, University of Iowa (2015)
• MA in Classical Studies, University of Iowa (2010)
• MA in Ancient History, East Carolina University (2004)
• BA in History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2000)

Dr. Rose's research explores the chaotic post-Alexander era, including provisioning strategies in Hellenistic warfare, Athenian revolts, and Plutarch's literary techniques. His fieldwork prioritizes physical engagement with ancient inscriptions and sites.

His publications analyze military logistics, flagship design, and Macedonian court dynamics. Key themes include ancient communication routes, historical geography, and archaeological interpretation of sieges and fortifications.