Marta Pérez Polo

Marta Pérez Polo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of History and Philosophy at Universidad de Alcalá, Spain, specializing in archaeology with a focus on rural societies during the transition from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages in the Iberian Peninsula.

Education:

• Doctorate from Universidad de Navarra (2022)

Her research centers on the archaeological study of rural communities in the Middle Ebro Valley (4th–8th centuries CE), particularly within the territory of Tarazona. She employs landscape archaeology and material culture analysis to understand socio-political transformations during this period. Her work contributes to broader discussions on post-Roman societal change and continuity in Western Europe.

While no publications are currently listed, her academic trajectory indicates active engagement in medieval archaeology and historical anthropology.

Scientific Awards:

She has supervised doctoral research as part of her academic training, under the guidance of Dr. Pilar Diarte Blasco and Dr. Julia Pavón Benito. No current grants, research teams, or laboratories are mentioned in the available information.