Martin Eugene Callanan

Martin Eugene Callanan is an Associate Professor in Archaeology at the Department of Historical and Classical Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). His research focuses on glacial archaeology, mountain archaeology, prehistoric hunting weapons, Sami archaeology, and the intersection of cultural heritage with climate change.

• Member of the Royal Norwegian Society of Science (DKNVS)
• Organizer in UISPP's HOME (Human Occupations of Mountain Landscapes) Commission
• Lead projects on VR integration in archaeology education (VR-Learn, 2020)
• Developed drone-based teaching modules for NTNU's Archaeology Program (2017)

His work emphasizes student-active learning and digital tool integration. Key publications address climate change impacts on Arctic archives, snow patch archaeology, and Sami historical practices. He supervised MA and PhD students while leading NTNU's Archaeology Program (BARK and MARK) from 2019-2023.