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David John Mattingly is a Professor of Roman Archaeology at the School of Archaeology and Ancient History, University of Leicester. He has held significant roles including Acting Head of School (2013-14, 2002, 1998-1999) and Research Director (2009-2012) within the College of Arts, Humanities, and Law. His academic career spans institutions like the University of Michigan (Assistant Professor, 1989-1991) and the University of Oxford (British Academy Post-Doctoral Fellow, 1986-1989).
- Education: BA (1st Class Honours) and PhD from the University of Manchester (1977-1984)
Research Interests include:
- Saharan archaeology
- Ancient urbanism
- Postcolonial perspectives on Roman Imperialism
- Ancient economy, particularly olive cultivation, oil production, and trade
- Roman Africa, landscape archaeology, Roman Britain, and Roman mining
Scientific Awards and Honors include:
- Election to the British Academy (2003) and Society of Antiquaries, London (1993)
- ERC Advanced Grant (2011-2016) for the Trans-Sahara Project
- James Wiseman Book Award (2001) for Farming the Desert
- Named lectureships at institutions including the University of Sydney, American Academy in Rome, and University of Oxford
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