Enrico Foietta is Assistant Professor at the University of Torino, where he directs two laboratory courses in Near Eastern and Hellenistic–Parthian archaeology and teaches the archaeology of pre-Islamic Central Asia. He is...
Dr. Christina Tsouparopoulou is Assistant Professor in Near Eastern Archaeology at Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw and Honorary Fellow at Durham University. She holds a PhD in Ancient Near Eastern Studies from the University of Cambridge...
Dr. Mark Weeden is Associate Professor of Ancient Middle Eastern Languages at University College London. He specializes in the languages, literature, and history of Mesopotamia and Anatolia, with a particular focus on Akkadian, Sumerian, and Hittite...
Professor Augusta McMahon was the Tell Brak Field Director from 2006 to 2011. She has excavated widely in Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Egypt, and Yemen. Her research focuses on late prehistoric and historic...
Walter Cruells has been a researcher at the University Autònoma of Barcelona since 1980 and is a member of the Mediterranean and Middle East Archaeological Research Group (G.R.A...
Anna Bach Gómez is an archaeologist and associated lecturer at Department of Prehistory (Autonomous University of Barcelona) and member of the Mediterranean and Middle East...
Dr. Steve Renette (University of Cambridge, UK) co-directs the Kani Shaie Archaeological Project and coordinates its publication project. Following his doctoral research at the University of Pennsylvania on the formation of mountain societies during the 4...
Maria da Conceição Lopes is an archaeologist, associate professor at the University of Coimbra, and Scientific Coordinator of CEAACP (Center of Studies in Archaeology, Arts...
Abbas al-Hussainy is an archaeologist and full Professor specialized in ancient Near Eastern civilizations with a particular research focus on the archaeological heritage...
El Qitar is a significant site for monitoring, documenting and testing several trends in military, political and social organization during the Middle and Late Bronze Ages. Changes in...
