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Honorable Editors
Anatoly Isaenko
Appalachian State University
USA View Profile
Theoretical model of ethnic conflicts and their impact; Historical and psycho-historical roots of the formation and constant rejuvenation of ethnicity in the Caucasus and Central Asia; History; Principal building blocks of ethnic conflicts and ethnocentric nationalism in the Caucasus; Islamic International Radicals (Salafists) and modern ethnic conflicts; The early history of Sarmatians and Alans in the Caucasus and in the West. Science and Technologies in Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern Societies; Global history
Dorothy Nelson
Oakland University
USA View Profile
carmel schrire
Rutgers University
USA View Profile
Social Anthropology and Archaeology; Prehistory and ecology; Evolutionary Anthropology
Michael C Robbins
University of Missouri
USA View Profile
Psychological Anthropology; Alcohol, Tobacco and Drug Use; Mathematical Anthropology; Africa; Anthropology of the U.S.A, Cultural Anthropology, Deviance in Cross-Cultural Perspective, Language and Culture.
Naomi Riddiford
Harvard University
USA View Profile
Paleoenvironmental history; Prehistoric salt production in the Seille Valley; Sedimentology; Palynology and geochronology; Underwater Archaeological Resources; Geography
Uli Linke
Rochester Institute of Technology
USA View Profile
Sociology and Anthropology; Cultural anthropology; Global social justice; Gender and sexuality; Political anthropology of the body; Genocide, memory, and history; Racial formations: regimes of exclusion; Transglobal processes and visual culture; Cultural Images of War and Terror
Katharina Galor
Brown University
USA View Profile
The Wadi Arabah Project, Core Computer Vision Research, Exhibition on Roman, Byzantine and Early Islamic Jerusalem
Derek Hodgson
University of York
UK View Profile
Neuro-archaeology, evolution, cultural studies, and perceptual psychology. Palaeolithic art, cultural evolution, and early stone tools are of special interest.
Argyro Nafplioti
University of Cambridge
UK View Profile
Human Bioarchaeology; Isotope Geochemistry; Population biological history; Biodistance; Biovariability; Residential mobility; Palaeodiet; Cultural change; Identities; Social variation; Aegean Prehistoric Archaeology; Mediterranean archaeology
Slavko Kacunko
University of Düsseldorf
Germany View Profile
Simone Riehl
University of Tübingen
Germany View Profile
Palaeoethnobotany; Emergence and Development of agriculture; Palaeoecology and environmental archaeology of the Middle East; Ostracods as palaeoenvironmental indicators; Palaeoclimate models in archaeology; Stable carbon isotopes as palaeoclimate proxies.
alessandra pecci
University of Barcelona
Spain View Profile
Specialized in the chemical analysis of ceramics and floors, focusing on the understanding of ceramics contents and function, dietary habits, and the use of space, Specialized in the study of mortars and plasters to understand the useof space and construction phases, Specialized in Mediterranean and Mesoamerican archaeology.
Luisa Maria Arvide Cambra
University of Almeria
Spain View Profile
Medieval Arabic Science; Humanities; Arabic Philology
Luisa Maria Arvide Cambra, University of Almeria, Spain
Ferran Borrell
Spanish National Research Council
Spain View Profile
Prehistory of the Mediterranean basin; Origins and consolidation of agriculture in the Near East and its subsequent diffusion throughout the western Mediterranean basin; Impact of Early Holocene climate events (RCCs) in the emergence of agricultural systems in the Levant, Lithic Technology, Prehistoric Mining.
Dr. Ferran Borrell is currently Researcher at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC-IMF) in Barcelona. Prior to joining the CSIC, he was a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Manchester (School of Arts Histories and Cultures) and at the Centre de recherche français à Jérusalem (CRFJ-CNRS). He completed his Ph.D. in 2006 at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (Prehistory Department). He is an archaeologist specializing in the origins and consolidation of agriculture and animal herding in the Near East and the western Mediterranean basin. His field of specialization is the study of the chipped stone tools. He has participated in a series of research projects in the Near East (Turkey, Jordan, Israel and Syria) and is actually co-directing (with Dr. Jacob Vardi from the Israel Antiquities Authority) a research project at the Neolithic site of Nahal Efe (Negev desert).
Maria Joao Melo
New University of Lisbon
Portugal View Profile
Pepetto Di Bucchianico
Universities of Rome-La Sapienza
Italy View Profile
Design, Ergonomics
Architect, Ph.D., MSc in Ergonomics, he is Associate Professor in Industrial Design. He had teaching assignments at several Universities such as Rome, Milan, Palermo, Florence and Chieti-Pescara, where he currently teaches “Product Design” and “Communication Design” in the degree course in Industrial Design at the Department of Architecture. He is mainly interested in the relationships and synergies between Design, Ergonomics and Design for All, themes with which he took part in numerous research activities and International Congresses. He wrote numerous essays and publications. With regards to Ergonomics he coordinates the Sub Committee "Ergonomics and Design for Sustainability" in the hambit of IEA (International Ergonomics Association). He is also in the Scientific Committee at the "International conference on Human Factors in Trasportation" and is Chair at the "International conference on Design for Inclusion", both organized as part of the AHFE Annual International Congress (Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics). In reference to the dissemination and promotion of Design for All, he plays national and international roles respectively as President at Design for All Italia and as Vice-President Administration at "EIDD-Design for All Europe". He took part in numerous international competitions in Architecture and Design, winning several awards. Professionally he worked mainly as Industrial Designer. Some products have been exhibited at major exhibitions in Milan, Verona, Moscow, Paris, New York, Brussels, winning international awards and being reviewed in prestigious magazines.
Natascia Pizzano
Institute for Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage ITABC
Italy View Profile
Archaeozoology; Geophysics; Archeology
Natascia Pizzano,Institute for Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage ITABC, Italy
Miriam Castaldo
National Institute for Health, Migration and Poverty
Italy View Profile
Cultural Anthropology and Researcher within the framework of the project: Illness; Disease and socio-cultural; Medical Anthropology; Ethnopsychiatry
Pierre Drap
Centre national de la recherche scientifique
France View Profile
Phootogrammetric survey guided by knowledge representation in Cultural Heritage and marine biology; Photogrammetry; Computer Vision; Knowledge representation; Ontologies
Lei Ma
University of South China
China View Profile
Department of Philosophy; Social Science
Lei Ma, a Chair in the Center for Problem Philosophy at Huaqiao University. He was a Visiting Scholar at the Department of Philosophy at the University of Michigan in 2009. His cooperative professor is Lawrence Sklar, whose book Theory and Truth was translated by him into Chinese, and published by the Science Press in 2014. Before coming to Huaqiao University, He was a Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Science at Southeast University. His doctoral degree is from Wuhan University
Patricia Olga Hernández Espinoza
Centro INAH Sonora
Mexico View Profile
Antonis Bartsiokas
Democritus University of Thrace
Greece View Profile
His research interests are paleopathology and paleohistology in paleoanthropology and archaeology; Fossil primates; Microanalysis of bones; Taphonomy and dating of skeletal remains in paleoanthropological and archaeological contexts; Excavation in caves.
Dr. Antonis Bartsiokas is currently Associate Professor at the Democritus University of Thrace in Komotini city, Greece. He is also a Director of the Laboratory of Anthropology of the Department of History & Ethnology. He teaches paleoanthropology, osteology, evolution and primates. Prior to teaching in Komotini, he was a postdoctoral fellow in Hominid Paleontology Research Group, Department of Human Anatomy and Cell Biology, University of Liverpool (U.K.) and in the Human origins Group, The Natural History Museum (London). He completed his Ph.D. in 1989 at University of London, UMDS of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals in anatomy and paleoanthropology. He has also a B.Sc. in biology and a M.Sc. in oceanography. He is an experienced caver.
Lev Eppelbaum
Tel Aviv University
Israel View Profile
processing and interpretation of potential and quasi-potential geophysical fields, integrated interpretation of geological-geophysical data, archaeological and environmental geophysics, tectonics, geodynamics and paleomagnetic reconstructions.
Carolina Remorini
National University of La Plata
Argentina View Profile
Tove Hjørungdal
Gothenburg University
Sweden View Profile
Historical Studies; Archaeology; Field and museum work; Scandinavian prehistory; Burial studies; History of Archaeology; Feminist theory
Associate Editors
Benjamin Mutin
Harvard University
USA
Matthew C Go
University of Illinois
USA
Paul C Mocombe
Florida Atlantic University
USA
Thibaut Deviese
University of Oxford
UK
Prerna Bhasin
Inspire ANALYTICS LTD
UK
Vanessa Forte
University of Cambridge
UK
Patricia Shirley de Almeida Prado
The University of Edinburgh
UK
Alessio Palmisano
UCL Institute of Archaeology
UK
Neri Elisabetta
Paris-Sorbonne University
France
Meltem Cemre Ustunkaya
University of Cambridge
UK
Fereshteh
University in Bern
Switzerland
Maria Cristina Fernandez-Laso
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
Spain
carla lancelotti
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Spain
Montse Hervella
University of Basque Country
Spain
Marta Arzarello
Università degli Studi di Ferrara
Italy
Daniela Patti
University of Enna
Italy
Germana Barone
University of Catania
Italy
Annamaria Zsakai
Eotvos Lorand University
Hungary
Serena Love
Everick Heritage Consultants
Australia
Denisse Argote
Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia
Mexico
Petra Svabova
Comenius University in Bratislava
Slovakia
