معرفی
Anagnostis Agelarakis is a Professor of Anthropology in the History Department at Adelphi University's College of Arts and Sciences. His career spans over four decades, with extensive fieldwork in archaeo-anthropological projects across 10 countries, including Iraq, Iran, Israel, Thailand, and Greece. He holds a Ph.D. in Physical Anthropology and Archaeology from Columbia University (1989), and has authored/co-authored numerous books and articles on topics ranging from Neolithic populations to ancient medical practices.
Education:
- Ph.D., Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, Columbia University (1989)
- M.Phil., Anthropology, Columbia University (1988)
- M.S., Environmental Conservation and Management, Lund Polytechnic Institute (1980)
- B.A., Classical Archaeology and European Ethnology, Lund University (1977)
Research Interests:
- Bioarchaeology of human skeletal populations from prehistoric to medieval eras
- Forensic osteology and paleopathology
- Warfare and trauma in ancient Greece
- Byzantine population dynamics post-1204 Fourth Crusade
- Ethnohistory of Cretan shepherding communities
Professional Roles:
- Former Chair of Anthropology Department (2012-2018)
- Member of Blue Shield International and ICOMOS
- Editorial board member for Mediterranean Archaeology & Archaeometry
Key Projects:
- Shanidar Cave Proto-Neolithic cemetery (Iraq)
- Thasos Classical necropolis (Greece)
- Eleutherna Geometric-Archaic burials (Crete)
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