Carly Daniel-Hughes

About the Author

Carly Daniel-Hughes is a distinguished scholar of ancient Mediterranean religions and cultures, with a particular focus on the intersections of gender, dress, and identity in early Judean and Christian communities. Holding a PhD in Religious Studies, she has dedicated her career to illuminating the material and social dimensions of antiquity through rigorous historical and textual analysis. Her work bridges classical studies and religious history, offering fresh perspectives on how clothing and adornment shaped communal boundaries and personal expressions in the Greco-Roman world. As an associate professor at Concordia University, Daniel-Hughes inspires students and colleagues alike with her insightful scholarship, which challenges traditional narratives and highlights marginalized voices from the past. Her research continues to influence contemporary discussions on embodiment and cultural identity.