Caroline Downing earned her doctorate in Classical Archaeology from Indiana University, writing on Late Roman wall painting. She served as Associate Editor of the American Journal of Archaeology before joining the Art Department at SUNY Potsdam, where she has been teaching ancient art history and archaeology courses for 15 years.

While Caroline's area of speciality is Greek and Roman art, she has long had an interest in the art of the Adirondacks, and has published a book chapter on the topic.

Classes:
Fall 2026 - The Adirondacks and American Art [F-26-8]


Past Classes:
Spring 2026 - How To Read a Painting [S-26-17]
Fall 2025 - The Archaeology of Early Christianity [F-25-12]
Fall 2024 - Mysteries of Greek Mythology [F-24-28]
Fall 2023 - Excavating a Late Roman City in North Macedonia [F-23-17]