Antieke geneeskunde/Ancient Medicine
Deze vereniging heeft als doel om wetenschappers binnen Nederland, maar ook wereldwijd met elkaar in contact te brengen die op elk denkbare manieren bezig zijn met antieke geneeskunde. Hierbij kunnen alle facetten aan bod komen, zoals geneeskunde, religie, rituelen, antropologie en geschiedenis, maar ook vergelijkend onderzoek tussen Prehistorie en Oudheid, of Oudheid versus Middeleeuwen. Tevens is er aandacht voor evenementen binnen de antieke geneeskunde/This association aims to bring scientists in the Netherlands, but also worldwide, into contact with each other who are involved in ancient medicine in every imaginable way. All facets can be discussed, such as medicine, religion, rituals, anthropology and history, but also comparative research between Prehistory and Antiquity, or Antiquity versus Middle Ages. There is also attention for events within ancient medicine.

Relevante instellingen, websites, educatie, experts

Relevant institutions, websites, education, experts

Events

Ancient Medicine Seminar - University of Oxford, Oxford Talks 

Centre for Ancient Environmental Studies, University of St Andrews

Health Humanities Lecture Series 2022-2023 - Leuven Centre for Health Humanities (LCH²)

ReMeDHe: Group for Religion, Medicine, Disability and Health in Antiquity

Projects

Accessing Ancient Medicine (project) - Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Faculty of Language, Literature and Humanities | Department of Classics 

Crossroads: The Evolution of Early Medieval Medicine in Global and Local Contexts, lead by dr. Claire Burridge, University of Sheffield.

Divine Knowledge: Religion, Gender, Ethnicity, and Access to Power in the Hellenistic and Imperial Greek World, lead by dr. Irene Salvo, University of Exeter.

The Galen Project | Universiteit Utrecht. The Galen project, officially known as Human Nature: Medical and Philosophical Perspectives in the Work of Galen of Pergamum, is a NWO-funded research project directed by prof. dr. Teun Tieleman, Professor of Ancient Philosophy and Medicine at Utrecht University.

Education

Ancient Greek and Roman Medicine, Department of History - Washington University in St. Louis, Arts & Sciences

Ancient Greek medicine - English Wikipedia

Ancient Greek medicine - Europe-Studies. Higher Education 

Ancient medicine - Institute of Continuing Education (ICE) (University of Cambridge)

Ancient Medicine (4 units) - University of California, Davis

Ancient Medicine (course) - Australian National University

Ancient Medicine (course) - Standford University

Ancient Medicine (course) - The University of Western Ontario

Ancient Medicine (course - Tulana University. School of Liberal Arts

Ancient Medicine (course) - University of Glasgow

Ancient Medicine (course) - University of Iowa

Ancient Medicine and its Legacy (course) - The University of Adelaide

Ancient Medicine (course) - Truman State University

Ancient Medicine and Society (course) - University College Dublin

Ancient Medicine and the Mind (course) - Department of Classics and Religion, The University of Calgary

Ancient Medicine & Technology - Online Seminar Series 2020-2021. Organised by Maria Gerolemou (University of Exeter, UK) / George Kazantzidis (University of Patras, Greece)

Ancient Medicine Seminar - University of Oxford, Oxford Talks

Das medizinische Schrifttum der Antike (Überblick) - Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften

History of Ancient Medicine (course) - University of Saskatchewan

History of Medicine in the Ancient World -  Department of Classics and Ancient History, Faculty of Art, Building, University of Warwick, Coventry.

Introduction to Ancient Medicine (course) - Cornell University

Medizin des Altertums (German Wikipedia)

The History of Medicine in Ancient Greece and Rome (course) - Boston University

Experts

Dr. Caroline Petit (University of Warwick) - Associate Professor of Classics and the History of Medicine

Dr. Joanna Philips - Tufts University, School of Arts and Sciences - Associate Professor Greek and Latin Languages, Ancient Greek and Roman Medicine, Lucretius

Prof. dr. Helen King (The Open University) - Professor Emerita of Classical Studies

Prof. dr. John Wilkins (University of Exeter) - Professor emeritus food and medicine in Greco-Roman culture, with current interests in literature (eg comic drama) and medicine (especially nutrition)

Professor Laurence Totelin (Cardiff University) - Professor in Ancient History, Deputy Head of Ancient History and Religion; historian of Greek and Roman Science, Technology, and Medicine

Prof. dr. Manfred Horstmanshoff (Leiden University) - Professor Emeritus History of medicine, history of ancient medicine in all its aspects

Prof. dr. Teun Tieleman (Utrecht University) - Professor Ancient Philosophy and Medicine

Prof. dr. Vivian Nutton (The British Academy) - Professor The history of medicine from the ancient Greeks to the 17th century, especially Galen (129-216 C.E.) and the Galenic tradition, including editions and translations of Latin and Greek texts

Museums

Ancient Medicine - Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, University of Michigan

International Museum of Surgical Science (Chicago)

The Royal College of Surgeons of England (London)

Publications

Antike Medizin (serie) - De Gruyter 

Studies in Ancient Medicine (Brill)

Societies and Associations

Commission for the Investigation of Byzantine Medical Studies

ReMeDHe: Group for Religion, Medicine, Disability and Health in Antiquity

Society for Ancient Medicine - New York University

Society for Ancient Medicine and Pharmacology

The Society for Ancient Medicine - Cambridge

Network

Drs. G.H.M.M. (Mark) Beumer is a PhD-Candidate at Charles University Prague, First Faculty of Medicine, Institute for History of Medicine and Foreign Languages. Mark is founder and director of Nederlandse Vereniging Antieke Geneeskunde/Dutch Association Ancient Medicine, and Vice-President and secretary of Medisch-historische Club D. de Moulin. Visit his Academia or ResearchGate profile.

Dr. Claire Burridge is Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow at the Deparment of History at the University of Sheffield. She received her PhD in 2020 with her dissertation An Interdisciplinary Investigation into Carolingian Medical Knowledge and Practice. She was supervised by em. prof. dr. Rosamond McKitterick. When she arrived in Sheffield in May 2021 to begin a three-year Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowship, ‘Crossroads: The Evolution of Early Medieval Medicine in Global and Local Contexts’. The project's website can be found here. Her Academia profile can be found here. Here Researchgate profiel can be found here.

Dr. Jared J. Eddy, MD, is an infectious disease physician at National Jewish Health, Denver (Colorado) United States of America. Dr. Eddy is in the Division of Mycobacterial and Respiratory Infections. Within the history of medicine, he is interesed in the history of infectious diseases, especially tuberculosis in the Roman Empire. You can find his profile page here. For publications, visit his ResearchGate and Academia profile.

Dr. Irene Salvo is Lecturer in Greek History at the University of Exeter. Her area of expertise is ancient Greek history and epigraphy. Salvo gained her PhD in Ancient History from the Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa (2011) with her dissertation Mani impure. Contaminazione dell’omicidio e rituali civici di purificazione nel mondo greco antico. She was supervised by em. prof. dr. Mani Carmine Ampolo. Her research explores Greek religion and magic as an object of cultural history. She has published on four main research themes: blood pollution, gender, emotion, knowledge and education. Salvo applies socio-anthropological and psychological theories to evidence from material culture, inscriptions in particular. Thanks to the support of the Leventis Foundation, Salvo can carry out the research project 'Divine Knowledge: Religion, Gender, Ethnicity, and Access to Power in the Hellenistic and Imperial Greek World.' Her Academia profile can be found here.

Dr. Cornelis van Tilburg is an education and research assistant at the Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society. He obtained his PhD in 2015 with his dissertation Streets and streams: health conditions and city planning in the Graeco-Roman world under the supervision of Prof. dr. Manfred Horstmanshoff and Prof. dr. Eric Moormann. Since 2007, dr. van Tilburg is Desk editor for Cahiers Geschiedenis der Geneeskunde and Geschiedenis van de Geneeskunde en de Gezondheidszorg in Antwerpen. Visit his Academia profile. You can find his profile page here.