Smadar Gabrieli

Dr

  • The University of Western Australia (M204), 35 Stirling Highway,

    6009 Perth

    Australia

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Research

Archaeology of Cyprus in Late Antiquity and the Medieval Period.
Handmade ceramic industries of the Mamluk Period in Israel.
The ceramics of food and foodways.

Current projects

https://saxoinstitute.ku.dk/research/classical-archaeology/life-at-the-furnace/

Life at the Furnace (LAF) aims toto provide a historical perspective on Responsible Consumption and Production (UN Sustainable Development Goal 12) and the largely untapped potential of archaeology to contribute significantly to the current debate on global issues of sustainability. The project explores the human-environment intertwinement, the symbiotic relationship between people and landscapes changed by the extraction of valuable resources over the past 4500 years. The aim is to identify anthropogenic impact on the landscape through a diachronic perspective exploring the relationship between mining and settlement decision-making.
 
http://saxo.ku.dk/forskning/projekter/bridging-the-gap
Marie-Curie Individual Fellowship project

Education/Academic qualification

Archaeology, PhD, Silent Witnesses: The Evidence of Domestic Wares of the 13th-19th Centuries in Paphos, Cyprus, for Local Economy and Social Organisation, University of Sydney

20002006

Award Date: 20 Oct 2006

External positions

Marie-Curie Fellow, University of Copenhagen

1 Nov 201631 Oct 2018

Lady Davis Post-Doctoral Fellow, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

20092011

Sir Zelman Cowen Universities Fund Exchange Fellowship, University of Sydney

2008

co-director Paphos Theatre Excavation, University of Sydney

1 Sept 2004 → …

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