Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD academic research in Popular Culture and Ancient History around the world

Re-imagining the Archaeological Past: The representation of the ancient Egyptian civilization in the film industry. Α comparative study of archaeological evidence and modern perception, PhD Dissertation by Christina Antoniadou (University of the Aegean, Rhodes)

Expographic Narratives about Ancient Egypt: An Analysis of the Absence of the Stories of the Common in Virtualized Exhibitions, MA Dissertation by Ana Letícia Rodrigues Ribeiro (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ))

Ambientes e cenários de inspiração grega no cinema, PhD Dissertation by Sílvia Catarina Pereira Diogo (Universidade de Lisboa)

Digital Humanities to reflect about ancient Egypt: analyses of the ‘Discovery Tour’ in the game Assassins Creed, MA by Jéssica K. Franco (Federal University of Paraná)

The representations of Cleopatra and the reception of ancient Egypt in cinema, BA by Julia Szoke (History Department/University of São Paulo)

Orientalism in the East: representations of ancient Egypt in Japanese pop-culture, BA by Pedro Vinícius de Castro (History Department/University of São Paulo)

Ancient Egyptian opulence and twenty-first century admiration. A comparative analysis of the reception of ancient Egyptian clothing, jewellery, and adornments depicted in animated films and music videos, MA Thesis by Aqeelah Boltman (Stellenbosch University)

Presenças e Representações de Escultura Clássica no Cinema, (in english: “Representations of Classical Sculpture in Cinema”), MA Thesis by Sílvia Catarina Pereira Diogo (Universidade de Lisboa) (finished)

The reception of Antiquity in french televisual advertising (1968-2018) : between realia, cultural influences and marketing strategy, PhD Dissertation by Claire Mercier (Université de Franche-Comté, France) (finished)