Alexandra von Miller

Alexandra von Miller is a researcher at the Institute of Classical Archaeology, Eberhard Karls University Tübingen, specializing in Greek archaeology of the Early Iron Age and Archaic periods. Her work focuses on protogeometric and archaic pottery, settlement archaeology, and cult material from Ionia. Since May 2023, she has led a DFG-funded project analyzing fine-ware pottery from Kalapodi, integrating chronology, ritual features, and connectivity.

• PhD in Classical Archaeology (2013, University of Vienna)
• Previous roles: Research Scientist at Martin-Luther-University Halle/Wittenberg (2016–2023) and Austrian Archaeological Institute (2014)

Her research interests include:

• Early Iron Age and Archaic Greek ceramics
• Settlement patterns in Ionia
• Archaeometric analysis of pottery
• Cult practices and material connectivity

Recent publications analyze pottery from Didyma, Ephesos, and Kalapodi, emphasizing typology, chronology, and production techniques. Current projects involve archaeometric studies of architectural terracottas and bronze workshops. She collaborates with institutions like the German Archaeological Institute and Charles University Prague.