Jake Hubbert
Research Interests
Medieval Globalization; consumption; ceramics; medieval Caucasus; cultural heritage management
Publications
2024 Hubbert, Jake “Medieval Caucasian Consumption and Identity: A Study of Splashed Sgraffito Wares.” Medieval Archaeology, 68(1). 24–47. 2023 Hubbert, Jake “Transforming Religious and Monarchial Power: The Iron Gate of Ganja within the Gelati Monastery.” Journal of Islamic Archaeology, 10(1). 83–100. 2022 Hubbert, Jake “Propagation vs Intrusion: Islamic Influences in Medieval Georgia.” Studia Antiqua, 21(1). 34–50.
Awards & Grants
2027 Pauley Award from the Division of Social Sciences (UCLA)
2024 European Studies Award from the Division of Social Sciences (UCLA)
2024 Graduate Recruitment Award from Global Antiquity (UCLA)
Conference Presentations
2024 Ure, Scott M and Jake Hubbert, “Maize in the Mix: Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry of a Fremont Ceramic Mug Recovered from the Snow Farm Site in Payson, Utah” The Society of American Archaeology annual conference, New Orleans, LA.
2024 Hubbert, Jake, “What Follows Us to the Grave: A Study of Recent Headstones in Utah Cemeteries” at UPAC Annual Conference, Price, UT.
2023 Hubbert, Jake, “The Consumption of Medieval Ceramics and the Construction of Identity” at the International Medieval Congress (IMC) in Leeds, England.
2023 Hubbert, Jake, “Nabataean Ritual Feasting and Water Catchment Systems” at the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) annual conference in New Orleans, LA.
2022 Hubbert, Jake, “A Possible Ritual Feast at Eastern Cistern B on the Ad-Deir Plateau” at American Schools of Overseas Research (ASOR) annual conference in Boston, MA.
2022 Emily Yankura and Jake Hubbert, “Building a Narrative! The Role of Museums in Video Games” at American Schools of Overseas Research (ASOR) annual conference in Boston, MA.
2022 Hubbert, Jake, “Medicinal Nabataean Flora: New Finds from the Ad-Deir Plateau” at the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) annual conference in San Francisco, CA.
