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Archaeology
Professor
Peter Bellwood
Prehistory of Southeast Asia and the Pacific;
origins of agriculture and resulting cultural, linguistic
and biological developments (world-wide); interdisciplinary
connections between archaeology, linguistics and human biology.
Mr
Tony Barham
Geoarchaeology, stratigraphy, site formation
processes, past landscapes; geoarchives, environmental planning
and Cultural Heritage Management; the practice of archaeology
within Applied Science and planning frameworks; using archaeological
site evidence to model palaeofloods, sea level rise, past
and present regolith stability and tsunami risk.
Dr
David Bulbeck
Human adaptation and cultural change,
particularly in Southeast Asia but with growing attention
to South Asia and to the southwest Pacific including Australia,
incorporating complementary perspectives from biological
anthropology, archaeology, ethnography, and history.
Professor
Graeme Clarke
Emeritus
Professor Graham Connah
Archaeology of Africa;
Australian historical archaeology
Mr
Ian Farrington
Central and south America; landscape
archaeology.
Professor
Colin Groves
Nonhuman primates,
human evolution, mammalian taxonomy and biogeography, animal
domestication.
Dr
Peter Hiscock
Stoneworking technology, Australian prehistory,
and archaeological method.
Dr Marc Oxenham
Bioarchaeology, palaeopathology,
Forensic Anthropology, prehistory and history of human health
and behaviour, dietary reconstruction, identification of
disease in the skeletal record, prehistory of Southeast
Asia.
Professor
Mathew Spriggs
Pacific and Southeast Asian Archaeology,
British Post-Roman Archaeology and Cornish Studies.
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