Om mig

Arbetar bl.a. med: egyptologi, demotiska och det grekisk-romerska Egypten, koptiska och det tidigkristna Egypten, papyrologi, prästerskap och tempelorganisation, ekonomiska och sociala förhållanden, vetenskapshistoria, egyptisk astronomi, Egyptens kulturella kontakter med östra Medelhavet.

Kort CV
2015-18: Lektor, Oriental Institute (EANES), University of Oxford
2014-15: Postdok, Dep. of Egyptology and Assyriology, Brown University, Providence RI
2013-14: Postdok, Dep. of Classics/Center for the Tebtunis Papyri, Bancroft Library,  University of California, Berkeley
2012-13: Lektor, Oriental Institute (EANES), University of Oxford
2011-12: Lektor, Inst. f. ark. och antikens historia (Avd f. Egyptologi), Uppsala universitet
2009-11: Timlärare, Inst. f. ark. och antikens historia (Avd f. Egyptologi), Uppsala universitet
2006-08: Forskningsassistent, Institut für die Kulturen des Alten Orients (Ägyptologische Abteilung), Eberhard Karls Universität, Tübingen 

Disputation 2011.

Publikationer

I urval från Stockholms universitets publikationsdatabas

• Artikel A Bilingual Petition from the Priests of Roman Tebtunis
  2016. Andreas Winkler, Michael Zellman-Rohrer. Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 197, 195-203
• Artikel S.L. Lippert and M.A. Stadler (eds), Gehilfe des Thoth. Festschrift für Karl-Theodor Zauzich zu seinem 75. Geburtstag, Wiesbaden 2014
  2016. Andreas Winkler. Bibliotheca Orientalis 74, 385-391
• Kapitel Some Astrologers and their Handbooks in Demotic Egyptian
  2016. Andreas Winkler. The Circulation of Astronomical Knowledge in the Ancient World , 245-286
• Artikel The Affairs of the Lesonis in Roman Tebtunis and Two More Receipts Related to the Temple
  2016. Andreas Winkler. Chronique d'Égypte 91, 264-284
• Artikel A Contribution to the Revenues of the Crocodile in the Imperial Fayum
  2015. Andreas Winkler. Bulletin of The American Society of Papyrologists 52, 239-263

  This article examines a number of receipts issued by the priesthood at Tebtunis, which chiefly concern the 'Temple Tax on Property Transfer', usually referred to as the διδραχμία (Σούχου). These texts are mainly dated to the Roman period and written primarily in Demotic. These texts furnish the foundation for a discussion of the fiscal situation of the temple in the first two centuries AD. Finally, it is suggested that the decline of the economic status of the temple brought about by the Roman annexation of the country may have been less dire than often claimed.

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