Rob Batchelor

Rob Batchelor is a researcher affiliated with the University of Reading, focusing on environmental archaeology, Holocene environmental change, Neolithic studies, and wetland archaeology. His work explores human-environment interactions, climate change impacts on ecosystems, and prehistoric land use through interdisciplinary methodologies.

• ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8923-0368

His research spans the Holocene epoch, with a focus on ecosystem dynamics, beetle diversity, and agricultural systems in the Anthropocene. Recent publications examine coastal wetlands, Roman and Neolithic responses to environmental constraints, and urbanization's archaeological implications.

Key article trends include environmental reconstruction, climate adaptation, and interdisciplinary approaches combining archaeology with ecological studies. Notable collaborations involve institutions like Historic England and researchers such as Dr. David Young and Dr. Nick Branch.