Elizabeth Vo-Phamhi

Elizabeth double majored in classical studies (honors) and cognitive science / computer science at the University of Pennsylvania (class of 2022). Working together with other members of the lab, she employed computational analysis to interrogate the amphora assemblage from the 6^th-c. BCE shipwreck at Pabuç Burnu (Turkey), work that was presented at the 2022 annual meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA). Her paper on inter-class interactions in the free spaces of classical Athens was published in Discentes (2020), Penn’s Classical Studies journal. She was also Co-President of the Penn Classics Board and Editor of Discentes.