Tom Maltas, BSc MSc Ph.D.
E-Mail: Tom.Maltas@univie.ac.at
T: ++43 1 4277 40610
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Eintrag im Personalverzeichnis: u:find
Forschungsinformationssystem der Universität Wien: u:cris
Research interests
- Farming and society in prehistory
- Agricultural responses to climate change
- Emergent wealth inequality and urbanisation
- Bronze and Iron Age Mediterranean
- Practical archaeobotany (including stable isotope analysis and functional weed ecology)
Education
- 2022 – DPhil Archaeological Science, University of Oxford. Thesis titled: ‘Agriculture and citadel in the Bronze Age Aegean: the view from western Anatolia’
- 2017 – MSc Environmental Archaeology and Palaeoeconomy, University of Sheffield
- 2016 – BSc Archaeology, University of Sheffield
Employment/affiliations
- Since 2022: Postdoctoral Researcher in Environmental Archaeology, Migration and the Making of the Ancient Greek World (MIGMAG), Institute for Classical Archaeology, University of Vienna.
- 2022-23: Early Career Research Associate, School of Archaeology, University of Oxford.
Publications
Articles
- 2022 Maltas, T., Şahoğlu, V., Erkanal, H. and Tuncel, R. ‘Prehistoric farming settlements in western Anatolia: archaeobotanical insights into the Late Chalcolithic of the Izmir region, Turkey’. Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology, 34 (2). 252-77
Monograph chapters
- 2017 Maltas, T. ‘Charred Plant Remains from a Tree Throw in Trench 24, Blick Mead’. In: Jacques, D. (ed), Blick Mead: exploring the ‘first place’ in the Stonehenge landscape. Oxford: Peter Lang. 65-66