Gerald E. Kadish

Distinguished Teaching Professor
Ph.D., University of Chicago
Ancient history, Egypt
Office: LT 609
Phone: (607) 777-2488
E-mail: kadishg@binghamton.edu

Recent or current undergraduate courses:

• Western Civilization
• Ancient Egyptian Civilization
• Ancient Egyptian Art (.doc, 31kb)
• Problems in Ancient Egyptian Religion
• The Rise & Fall of Rome (.doc, 41kb)
• Ancient Law & Society (.doc, 35kb)
• The Greek World (.doc, 26.5kb)
• Japan to 1600 (.doc, 33kb)
• Medieval Historians (.doc, 31kb)
• Ancient Near East (.doc, 32kb)

Recent or current graduate courses:

• The Ancient Historians*
• Rome: Republic to Principate*

*Courses with an asterisk are also open to undergraduates. Significant

Publications

Articles:

• "Observations on Time and Work-Discipline in Ancient Egypt," in Studies in Honor of William Kelly Simpson II. Boston: Museum of Fine Arts, 1996, pp. 439-49.
• "Observations on Time in Ancient Egyptian Culture," Papers on Ancient Greek and Islamic Philosophy III. Binghamton, NY: Institute of Global Cultural Studies, 1993.
• "Seasonality and the Name of the Nile," Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt XXV (1988): 185-94.
• "The Scatophagus Egyptian," The Journal of the Society for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities IX (1979): 203-17.
• "Eunuchs in Ancient Egypt?" Studies in Honor of John A. Wilson (Studies in Ancient Oriental Civilization, 33 [Chicago]), 1969, pp. 55-62.
• "Old Kingdom Egyptian Activity in Nubia: Some Reconsiderations," Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 52 (1966): 23-33.