Maxxe Albert-Deitch

MA Student

Advisor: Kathrin Levitan
Current Research: Archaeological History Ethnohistory Middle East/Levant

Bio

Maxxe Albert-Deitch received her three undergraduate degrees in History, Art History, and Anthropology at Drew University, where she wrote her honors thesis on the subject of interfaith challenges to the modern historical and archaeological narrative in Israel. She has published papers on Victorian art as well as (separately!) on the politics and history of archaeology in the Middle East. Here at William and Mary, she is working to complete her MA, and is currently pursuing projects dealing with the intersection of Jewish history, feminist history, and interfaith conflict resolution/transformation.