Noah Steuri

Noah Steuri is a Swiss prehistoric archaeologist and Junior Research Fellow at Wolfson College, University of Cambridge. He is affiliated with the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research and works closely with the Cambridge Open Reality and Visual AI Laboratory.

• PhD from University of Bern (collaborative work with Geneva and Cambridge)
• Specializes in Alpine and Arctic prehistoric societies
• Develops Virtual Reality methodologies for megalithic structure analysis

His research integrates bioarchaeological insights with innovative digital approaches to uncover prehistoric rituals and community interactions. Current projects focus on creating immersive first-person experiences of megalithic monuments across Western Europe, from the Iberian Peninsula to Southern Scandinavia.

Scientific Awards:

• University of Bern prize for best PhD thesis in Humanities (2023-2024)
• Swiss Polar Institute grant for Arctic fieldwork
• SNSF grant for VR-based megalithic research

Noah also produces the podcast 'Archaeological Context' at the Archaeology Podcast Network, exploring global archaeological discoveries through cultural and scientific lenses.