Experimental Archaeology & Artefact Studies
We study a broad range of artefact types from prehistory to the contemporary past.
Our focus areas are the archaeology of commemoration, the inhabitation of religious and secular architectures, and the role of artefacts in the construction of social identities.
We work across the globe, with projects ongoing in East Africa, Southern Europe, East Asia and the Americas.
People
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- Ian Armit (Chair in Archaeology)
- Steve Ashby (Senior Lecturer in Archaeology)
- Maureen Carroll (Professor of Roman Archaeology)
- Mark Edmonds (Professor Emeritus)
- Dawn Hadley (Professor of Medieval Archaeology)
- Julian Richards (Professor of Archaeology)
- Jonathan Finch (Professor of Archaeology)
- Kate Giles (Senior Lecturer in Archaeology)
- Aimée Little (Senior Lecturer in Early Prehistory, Material Culture & Experimental Archaeology)
- Aleksandra McClain (Senior Lecturer in Medieval Archaeology)
- Andrew Needham (British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow)
- Stephanie Piper (Associate Lecturer in Archaeology)
- John Schofield (Professor of Archaeology)
- Stephanie Wynne-Jones (Professor of Archaeology, Deputy Head of Department)
