Thomas Staubli

Thomas Staubli is a Research Fellow at the University of Fribourg's Department of Biblical Studies, specializing in the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament within its Ancient Near Eastern context. His research integrates anthropology, archaeology, and iconography to explore cultural and religious themes across historical epochs.

His primary fields of interest include:

• Hebrew Bible/Old Testament exegesis
• Anthropological studies of ancient religions
• Archaeological investigations of Levantine and Egyptian sites
• Iconographic analysis of ancient art and symbolism

Staubli's publications consistently address cultural transitions, religious symbolism, and interdisciplinary methodologies. Recent works (2018–2024) reveal a focus on:

• Long-term cultural motifs (e.g., divine child imagery)
• Socio-religious concepts (disgust, blasphemy, health)
• Art-historical studies of Levantine and Egyptian artifacts

No information is available regarding awards, grants, lab affiliations, or supervised students.