Professor Amy Bogaard
Emeritus Fellow
Professor of Neolithic and Bronze Age Archaeology
Research Interests
Neolithic and Bronze Age archaeology; archaeobotany; early farming practice and land use in Europe and western Asia; present-day traditional farming practice; stable isotopes and palaeodietary studies; social inequality.
Geographic Areas
Europe and western Asia
Research Activities
- Exploring the Dynamics and Causes of Prehistoric Land Use Change in the Cradle of European Farming (EXPLO) project (European Research Council, PI Bogaard)
- Feeding Anglo-Saxon England (FEEDSAX) project (European Research Council, PI Hamerow)
- The Agricultural Origins of Urban Civilization (AGRICURB) project (European Research Council, PI Bogaard)
- Excavations on the Lower Gypsades hill, Knossos, Crete
Research Awards
Shanghai Archaeology Forum Research Award for AGRICURB (ERC) and Crop stable isotope (NERC) projects (2015)