Professor John Robb (Division of Archaeology) is a professor of European prehistory specialising on archaeological and anthropological theory, particularly theories of agency, material culture, gender and the body, and scales of analysis/ long term change; European prehistory, particularly the Neolithic and Bronze Age of the Central Mediterranean, with a focus upon cultural life, symbolism, and historic processes; prehistoric art throughout Europe, with a focus upon art as a specialised form of material culture; and selected topics in human skeletal analysis, particularly signs of activity, funerary ritual and taphonomy, and extensions of the social biography after death.
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