A. Bernard Knapp

Professor A. Bernard Knapp of the University of Glasgow's School of Humanities serves as Professor in the Department of Archaeology. His research focuses on Mediterranean prehistoric archaeology, particularly Cyprus and Sardinia, with expertise in Bronze Age material culture, seafaring practices, and landscape studies.

• Current Position: Professor, Department of Archaeology, University of Glasgow
• Location: R312 Level 3, Gregory Building

His research investigates:

• Mediterranean mobility and material exchange networks
• Island archaeology and colonial encounters
• Archaeological theory and social agency
• Interdisciplinary survey methodologies
• Environmental interaction in prehistoric contexts

Publication trends show sustained focus on Cyprus-Sardinia comparative studies (2010-2020), Bronze Age metallurgy (2000), and environmental archaeology (2002-2013). Collaborative work with Given, van Dommelen, and Russell dominates his output.

As co-founder of the Sydney Cyprus Survey Project (1996-present) and Troodos Archaeological and Environmental Survey Project, he has significantly advanced Cypriot landscape archaeology through methodological innovations in interdisciplinary fieldwork and material culture analysis.