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Dr Ceri Shipton
B21
Institute of Archaeology
31-34 Gordon Square
London
WC1H 0PY
Appointment
- Lecturer in Palaeolithic Archaeology
- Institute of Archaeology Gordon Square
- Institute of Archaeology
- Faculty of S&HS
Biography
Recent Professional History:
2018-2020: Fellow in Stone Artefact Analysis, Australian National University
2015-2018: Fellow in East African Archaeology - British Institute in Eastern Africa and University of Cambridge
2014-2015: Lecturer in Archaeology - School of Social Science, University of Queensland
2011-2014: Archaeology Research Fellow - School of Social Science, University of Queensland
Educational Background:
St. Catharine’s College, University of Cambridge
2003-2008 PhD in Biological Anthropology
2002-2003 MPhil in Anthropological Science
1999-2002 BA in Archaeology and Anthropology
Research Summary
Ceri works on the Stone Age of the Indian Ocean rim: featuring the prehistories of east Africa, Arabia, India, Wallacea, and northern Sahul. His research interests range from the evolution of human cognition and sociality to the dispersals of Afro-Asiatic and Austronesian languages.
Co-investigator of Acheulean Handaxes and the Social Landscapes of the Lower Palaeolithic project
Stone artefact analyst for the Centre of Excellence for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage
Stone artefact analyst for the Palaeodeserts project
Stone artefact analyst for the Sealinks projectTeaching Summary
Ceri teaches the archaeology of human evolution at undergraduate and Masters level, and lithic analysis at Masters level.
