Professor Simon Stoddart

Biography

Simon Stoddart is Professor in Prehistory in the Department of Archaeology, with research interests in the archaeology of the Central Mediterranean (especially Italy), Iron Age Europe, island societies, landscape and mortuary ritual. His work has also developed new ways of bridging archaeological/historical/textual evidence and computer visualisation.

His full staff profile can be found on the Department of Archaeology website here.

Professor in Prehistory; Fellow of Magdalene College

Contact Details

Room 1.2, West Building, Right Cloister 6, Pepys Building, Magdalene College

01223 (3)33524/(3)32168

Upcoming events

27Jun

Bridging Binaries LGBTQ+ Tour
10Jul

Localizing the Indigenous, Globalizing the Classics
25Jul

Bridging Binaries LGBTQ+ Tour
15Aug

Drink and Draw

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Not available for consultancy

Affiliations

Specialities:

Classical Art and Archaeology (D)

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