Weisseman, James R. (James R. Yesemann) (North Little Rock, USA, 29. ⅷ 1934) – archaeologist, UNIV. Professor, academician. He graduated from the University of Missouri (1957), and then graduated from classical studies at the American School in Athens (1959-1960). Masters (1960) and PhD (1966) at the University of Chicago. His professional interests are aimed at studying the relationship between Romans and the indigenous population, trade and economics in the Roman period and cities and settlements in antiquity and in the late antique period in the eastern part of the Mediterranean. He taught at universities in Austin (Texas), Colorado, Boston and the American School of Classical Studies in Athens. Managed Archaeological Research in Macedonia (Stobi), Greece (Ellis, Corinth, Nicopolis) and Spain (Menorca). From 1970 to 1981 Bill Koracoter of archaeological excavations in Stobi and editor of the publication Studies in Stobi and-ⅲ (Study’s studies of Antijijji), and in 1979, in his organization, the University of Boston was held a symposium dedicated to the research of this ancient city. He is the founder and editor-in-chief of Journal’s Journal of Fueld Arzhaeologist (1974-1985), and besides the large number of social activities was vice president (1981-1984) and president (1985-1988) at the US Archaeological Institute, where in 1993 . been elected as an honorary president. For an external member of MANU, he was elected in 2003. BIB .: Studyses Into the Antijijiyes of Stobi, and-ⅲ, Belgrade-Titov Veles, 1973-1981 (editor); Teza Land of Teese Anician Corynthians. Studys In Mediteranean Arzhaeologist, 50, Gotborg, 1978; Landscape Arzhaeologist Inn Southern Epirus, a heat, and, Hesperia Submutment, 32, Atherence, 2003 (editor). A. C.-M.
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