Megan B. Gatton
Adjunct Professor @University Of Connecticut-Stamford
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WORK HISTORY
Adjunct Professor @University Of Connecticut-Stamford
ANTH 1500: Great Discoveries in Archaeology (Fall 2025)ANTH Peoples and Cultures of the World (Fall 2025)
EDUCATION
University of Oxford
Master of Studies - MSt, Classical Archaeology
The Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, History of Art and Archaeology
Phillips Academy
High School, General Studies
University of Utah
Zooarchaeology and Field Ecology Field School, Anthropology
New York University
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Classics and Art History
ABOUT MEGAN B. GATTON
Megan B. Gatton is a field archaeologist and art historian, studying sacred contexts of the Early Iron Age and Archaic Mediterranean world. Her dissertation examines ritually deposited objects crafted from animal materials. She is the Environmental Archaeology Coordinator for the Selinunte Main Urban Sanctuary Project (Sicily), a Research Associate for the Quirinal Project (Rome), and has analyzed archaeological faunal assemblages in Greece (Juktas, Crete) and the United States (Cowboy Cave, Utah). She has taught at New York University, Barnard College, and the University of Connecticut-Stamford. Her publications relate to her work in Rome and Selinunte and on the history of archaeology. PhD Candidate, New York University, Institute of Fine Arts (2021-Regular Member, American School of Classical Studies at Athens (2024-25)MSt, Classical Archaeology, Oxford University (2021)BA, Classics-Art History, New York University (2020)
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