Amy Bogaard
Professor of European Archaeology · Oxford Missing Departments (2026-08-14) · University of Oxford
Quick answer: Amy Bogaard is Professor of European Archaeology at University of Oxford. Amy Bogaard shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
⭐ I am happy to supervise on late prehistoric archaeology, including topics on farming, food, agroecologies, inequality, households, urbanisation and domestication, including novel methodological approaches.
Research interests
My research focus is early farming practice in Europe and Western Asia, from farming origins to early cities. To investigate the nature of early farming we need frameworks to compare ancient and present-day 'traditional' practices. Research methods therefore range from archaeological excavation and archaeobotanical analysis to survey and characterisation of present-day farming systems. In combination these approaches open up a 'dialogue' between past and present farming. I'm particularly interested in how farming practice relates to storage systems, diet, inequality and sustainability. Keywords: Later prehistory; archaeobotany; farming; land use; stable isotopes and palaeodietary studies; housing; inequality. Geographic Areas: Europe and western Asia
Frequently asked questions
Is Amy Bogaard hiring PhD students at University of Oxford?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Amy Bogaard's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: I am happy to supervise on late prehistoric archaeology, including topics on farming, food, agroecologies, inequality, households, urbanisation and domestication, including novel methodological approa.
What does Amy Bogaard research?
My research focus is early farming practice in Europe and Western Asia, from farming origins to early cities. To investigate the nature of early farming we need frameworks to compare ancient and present-day 'traditional' practices. Research methods therefore range from archaeological excavation and
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