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Robert Whallon
Robert Whallon is Professor at the Department of Anthropology, Curator of
Mediterranean Prehistory at the Museum of Anthropology, and Director of the Museum
of Anthropology. He earned his Ph. D from the University of Chicago. His research
focus on several important issues in European and Middle-eastern Prehistory, the
Ecology and evolution of Hunter-gatherers, quantitative methods and spatial analysis, and
the Prehistory of Languages. He has been involved during the years in field work in
different Europeans countries, with a focus on the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic as well
as Mesolithic, in Dordogne in France, Keban Dam (East central Turkey), in Netherlands,
Boznia-Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro. He is currently involved in a new project
in the Abruzzo Province in Italy.
He is the founder and editor for more than a decade of the Journal of
Anthropological Archaeology, and Fellow of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science.
Selected Publications
2000 Anthropological Archaeology in Theory and Practice. Revista di Anthropologia
(in press)
1999 The lithic Tool Assemblages at Badanj within their regional context. In the
Palaeolithic Archaeology of Greece and Adjacent Areas: Proceedings of the
ICOPAG Conference, Ioannina. Edited by G.N. Bailey, Bailey, E. Adam, E.
Panagopoulou, C. Perles, and K. Zachos, pp. 330-342; British school of Athens.
Evidence of fourth Millennium BC silver production at Fatmal-Kalecik, East Anatolia.
Metallurgica Antiqua, der Anschnitt. Beiheft 8: 39-50 (with K. Hess, A.
Hauptmann, H. Wright).
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