Caitlan Smith

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Caitlan Smith’s research investigates the ancient Greek athlete, drawing connections between historical artistic representations and modern sports science. Her work has explored the diet and masculine ideals of ancient Greek athletes, as well as the physical demands placed upon them. Smith holds a Master of Philosophy from the University of St. Andrews and a taught Master’s from the University of Edinburgh, where her studies focused on the Hellenistic World and artistic depictions of athletes. Her academic background includes a double major in Art History and Drawing from Texas State University. Smith currently serves as an Instructor of Art History at Arkansas State University. Her publications include examinations of ancient athletic diets, the male athletic body in ancient art, and applications of AI in art history education.

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• h-index: 1
• Publications: 7
• Citations: 2