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Jessie DeGrado is an Assistant Professor in Ancient Middle East Studies at the University of Michigan. Specializing in the intersection of history, religion, and imperial dynamics in the ancient world, DeGrado combines postcolonial theory with Assyriology and Hebrew Bible analysis to create innovative interpretations of Near Eastern antiquity.
- Ph.D., University of Chicago (2018)
- Research focuses on Neo-Assyrian empire interactions, gender in ancient religious institutions, and cultural transmission in the Levant
DeGrado's publications examine:
- Assyrian artistic representations of conquered peoples
- Gender roles in Mesopotamian religious authority
- Imperial rhetoric in biblical texts
- Material evidence of ancient magical practices
Key methodological approaches include comparative analysis of Mari and Emar rituals, paleographic study of early Aramaic inscriptions, and deconstructing Orientalist legacies in Assyriological scholarship.
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