Jeremy Farr

Dr Jeremy Farr is a Research Fellow at the School of Social Science in the University of Queensland. His affiliations include roles as an Honorary Fellow, highlighting his contributions to academic research in archaeology and anthropology.

Research Interests: His work focuses on African archaeology, particularly in Central Zambia, with expertise in bioarchaeology, osteology, and prehistoric societal structures. He is associated with research groups like the SocioHealthLab and the UQ Bioarchaeology and Osteology Network (BONE).

Publications: Notably, he contributed to a 2022 excavation study at Fibobe II, shedding light on Iron Age settlements in Zambia. His research spans interdisciplinary themes in social sciences and cultural heritage.