Volume 42
Editor-in-Chief
Quentin Clark is a doctoral candidate at Florida State University. His research centers on the art and material culture of the Mediterranean environment, with particular focus given to constructions and perceptions of identity between the fourth and eleventh centuries. Using ecocritical approaches, his work largely concerns the ways in which certain animals, their materials, and their iconographies were adopted from Greco-Roman mythological traditions and refashioned as multivalent symbols––imperial, sacred, and otherwise––in various Late Antique and Byzantine Christian settings.
Editorial Board
Graduate Students and Faculty Members in the Department of Art History serve as reviewers for Athanor. Further support is provided by Florida State University Libraries, particularly the Office of Digital Research and Scholarship.