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Academic Staff and Honorary Members of the Institute ARCHAEOLOGY INTERNATIONAL Kathryn Lomas PhD Academic staffand honorary members of Research Fellow Early writing and literacy; urbanization in . the Institute early Italy; colonization in the _west�rn !"fedl terranean; ethnic and cultural 1dentlty m the Elizabeth Graham PhD ancient world Academic staffand their research Senior Lecturer Kevin MacDonald PhD interests, 2004/2005 Maya archaeology, conquest and contact; Senior Lecturer tropical urbanism; environmental 1mpact; Daniel Antoine PhD African archaeology: West Africanagro­ coastal adaptations; Belize, Cuba Research Fellow pastoral societies and early urbanism, the Bioarchaeology: the biology of ancient Dafydd Griffiths PhD African diaspora; history of archaeology human populations; dental development Lecturer Sally MacDonald BA and histology; palaeopathology Physical-science techniques in archaeology; Museum Manager technology, provenance and deterioration of Eleni Asouti PhD Museum management, marketing and out­ ceramics, glass and stone Research Fellow reach Archaeological and palaeoenvironmental Sue Hamilton PhD interpretation of wood and charco l macro­ Senior Lecturer Richard Macphail PhD � Senior Research Fellow remains; Southwest and South As1a; theory European prehistory, part�cularly th first � Archaeological soil science, especially the and method in archaeobotany millennium BC; technological analys1s of application of micromorphological tech­ prehistoric pottery; landscape archaeology Alexander Bentley PhD niques Research Fellow Robert Harding PhD Neolithic Europe; complexity theory; Lecturer Marcello Mannino PhD Research Fellow ceramic analysis; isotopic study of archaeo­ History of Indian archaeology; state forma­ Environmental changes and prehistoric logical bone tion; archaeology of Buddhism settlement in northwest Sicily Andrew Bevan PhD Mark Hassall MA Lecturer Reader David Martin FA U Senior Historic Buildings Officer Aegean archaeology: Antikythera project; Roman inscriptions, Roman army and Clas­ Medieval and later vernacular architecture of GIS analysis; value systems in archaeology sical technology, particularly Greek and Sussex Elizabeth Bloxam PhD Roman warfare Louise Martin PhD Leverhulme Research Fellow Fekri Hassan PhD Egyptian archaeology, especially the social Lecturer Professor . Vertebrate zooarchaeology; hunting and context of ancient quarrying and mining Egyptian archaeology: predynastlc penod; herding in prehistoric Southwest Asia; archaeological theory; geoarchaeology; early Martin Bridge PhD animal behaviour and ecology Lecturer religion and art Dendrochronological studies, northwest Simon Hillson PhD Marcos Martin6n-Torres MSc Europe; analysis of tree rings for evidence of Professor Lecturer . environmental changes Bioarchaeology: dental stud1es, palaeohlstol­ Archaeological science of metals and ceram­ ics Cyprian Broodbank PhD ogy and palaeopathology in humans and Senior Lecturer other mammals Roger Matthews PhD Aegean archaeology; Mediterranean dynam­ Emma Jenkins PhD Reader ics; island archaeology; archaeological Research Fellow Archaeology of Southwest Asia: Anatolia method and theory and Mesopotamia Ecological impacts of agricultur� and sed�nt­ Beverley Butler PhD ism in prehistoric Southwest As1a; phytohth Paulette McManus PhD Lecturer and microfaunal analysis Senior Lecturer (half-time) Museum visitor studies; impact of heritage Cultural and critical histories of museums David JeffreysPhD and heritage; theories of gender, identity and Lecturer sites on landscape the past; Egyptian cultural heritage Egyptian archaeology: survey, exca�ation Luisa Elena Mengoni PhD Ethan Cochrane PhD and palaeoenvironments at Memph1s British Academy Research Fellow Bronze Age of southwest China; funerary Lecturer Alan Johnston DPhil archaeology, especially issues of social Archaeological theory; evolutionary theory; Reader . complexity, cultural identity and ethmc1ty; Oceania; ceramics Archaic Greece; Greek epigraphy and numis­ Chinese cultural heritage James Conolly PhD matics John Merkel PhD Lecturer Suzanne Keene PhD Advanced computing applications and data­ Senior Lecturer Lecturer Archaeometallurgy: conservation of metal base theory; prehistory of Southwest Asia; Management and digitization of museum artefacts; early metallurgical processes and lithic analysis collections sites in the Near East, Europe and South Roxana Ferllini MA Stuart Laidlaw BSc America Lecturer (half-time) Lecturer Nick Merriman PhD Forensic anthropology in human rights and Recording of archaeological finds by digital mass disaster investigations; taphonomy and imaging techniques and conventional pho­ Reader body decomposition tography Cultural heritage; museums and the public; the archaeology of London Dorian Fuller PhD Mark Lake PhD Lecturer Lecturer Gustav Milne MPhil Senior Lecturer Archaeobotany; early agriculture; archaeol­ Study of cultural change through simulation Archaeology of Roman and medieval Lon­ ogy of South Asia; Nubian archaeology modelling and with special reference to GIS, don; maritime archaeology Andrew Garrard PhD early hominid evolution and the use of space Norah Moloney PhD Senior Lecturer Kris Lockyear PhD Early prehistory of Southwest Asia; behav­ Lecturer College Teacher Palaeolithic archaeology of Europe and ioural changes relating to the origin of mod­ Iron Age-Roman archaeology and numis­ Southwest Asia; lithic analysis ern humans; origins of cultivation and matics of eastern Europe; Noviodunum pastoralism; fa una! analysis project; nationalism; computing 59 ARCHAEOLOGY INTERNATIONAL Dominique de Moulins PhD Thilo Rehren Dr-Ing habil Ken Thomas PhD Senior Research Fellow Professor Professor Archaebotany: beginnings and early devel­ Archaeological high-temperature materials Reconstruction of past human environments; opment of agriculture in Southwest Asia; and technologies; Bronze Age to early mod­ palaeoecological theory; Bannu project, British archaeobotanical methodology ern period in Eurasia, Africaand South Pakistan; environmental changes and pre­ America historic settlement in northwest Sicily Mary Anne Murray PhD Research Fellow Andrew Reid PhD Christopher Tilley PhD Settlement archaeology and archaeobotany Lecturer Professor of Egypt, Cyprus, Syria and Senegal; quanti­ Archaeology of eastern Africa: complex soci­ Archaeological theory; Neolithic and Bronze tative archaeobotanical methods; integration eties, herd management and butchery prac­ Age of northwest Europe; systems of visual of archaeological site data tices representation; ethnoarchaeology Lukas Nickel PhD Andrew Reynolds PhD Wang Tao PhD Lecturer (half-time) Lecturer Senior Lecturer (half-time) Chinese art and archaeology; Buddhist art; Early Medieval archaeology of Britain and Archaeology and heritage of China; palaeog­ East Asian traditional architecture Europe; standing buildings; landscape raphy; art and religion; archaeology of the archaeology; the archaeology of state forma­ Silk Road Jose Oliver PhD tion Lecturer Kathryn Tubb BA Latin American archaeology: chiefdoms in Mark Roberts BA Lecturer lowland South America and the Caribbean, Principal Research Fellow Conservation of inorganic materials; ethics especially Puerto Rico and the Dominican Palaeolithic archaeology of southern Britain, in cultural heritage Republic especially the Lower Palaeolithic site of Box­ Peter Ucko PhD grove, Sussex Clive Orton MA Professor Professor Arlene Rosen PhD Prehistoric art and religion; the comparative Application of statistical methods and Senior Lecturer study of material culture; education about computers to archaeology; spatial analysis; Geoarchaeology; phytolith analysis; impact the past quantification of assemblages of pottery of climate change on prehistoric societies Renata Walicka Zeh PhD and agriculture in Southwest Asia and China Darryl Palmer BA Senior Research Fellow FA U Senior Project Manager Tim Schadla-Hall MA African statehood; ethnoarchaeology; Development of field techniques; cultural Reader earthen architecture; ceramics resource management Public archaeology, museum development, Martin Welch DPhil heritage industry and cultural economics; Simon Parfitt MSc Senior Lecturer (half-time) early Mesolithic of northwest Europe; land­ Senior Research Fellow scape archaeology Early Anglo-Saxon archaeology; Europe in Analysis of animal remains from Palaeolithic the migration, Merovingian and early Carol­ sites, principally in East Anglia and northern Stephen Shennan PhD ingian periods Morocco Professor David Wengrow DPhil Archaeological theory; quantitative and Dominic Perring PhD computer applications; Neolithic and Bronze Lecturer Field Archaeology Unit Director Age of Europe Comparative archaeology of the Middle East Cities, architecture and ideology, especially and northeast Africa; early state formation; under Rome; the politics and practice of Jane Sidell PhD conceptualizing East-West relations urban archaeology Senior Research Fellow Ruth Whitehouse PhD Environmental archaeology including sea­ Renata Peters MSc Professor level change; archaeology of London Lecturer Prehistory of Italy and the western Mediter­ Ethnographic and archaeological conserva­ Bill Sillar PhD ranean; ritual and religion in prehistory; tion of Latin American material culture; Lecturer gender studies in prehistory involvement of first nations in museum Andean archaeology; ethnoarchaeology; Todd Whitelaw PhD politics and conservation consultations comparative analysis of ceramics, material Reader culture and technology Matthew Pope BSc Aegean archaeology; ethnoarchaeology; Research
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