Prehistoric archaeology; wetlands, environmental change and human responses, landscapes of the North Sea Plain, the European beaver, anthropomorphic wooden figurines, the heritage management of wetlands.
The later prehistory of western Eurasia, especially the Bronze Age, including archaeogenetics and the theoretical implications of the aDNA revolution, critical heritage studies, as well as the history and politics of archaeology
Philosophy of the social and historical sciences; evidential reasoning in archaeology; feminist philosophy of science; standpoint theory; ethics and politics of community-based collaborative research; equity, diversity, inclusion in academia
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