Professor Janet Montgomery FBA
Janet Montgomery is a bioarchaeologist specialising in the isotopic and chemical analysis of humans and animals to reconstruct ancient diets, residential mobility and exposure to pollutants from the Mesolithic to the 19th century in northwestern Europe.
- Fellow type
- UK Fellow
- Year elected
- 2024
- Honours
- FBA
- Sections
- Archaeology
Current post
Durham University Professor of Bioarchaeology
Other Fellows of the British Academy
Professor Charlotte Roberts FBA
Studies archaeological human remains; her key research interests are contextual approaches to past human health (palaeopathology); ethical considerations and and human remains; the relevance of past health to contemporary health; evolutionary approaches to the origin and history of infectious diseases; big data projects in palaeopathology; public engagement
Professor Marta Mirazón Lahr FBA
Professor in Human Evolutionary Biology and Prehistory, Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge
Professor Martin Carver FBA
Value-led archaeological investigation of the European first millennium CE, especially in Britain and now Sicily, aimed at rediscovering and interpreting the changing experience and thinking of the people without history
