Stuart Campbell

Stuart Campbell is Professor of Near Eastern Archaeology at the University of Manchester.
== Known work ==
* Whose Bones are those? Preliminary Comparative Analysis of Fragmented Human and Animal Bones in the “Death Pit” at Domuztepe, a Late Neolithic Settlement in Southeastern Turkey
* Dying for a change? Bringing new senses to Near Eastern Neolithic mortuary practice: Bringing new senses to Near Eastern Neolithic mortuary practice
* Understanding symbols : putting meaning into the painted pottery of prehistoric northern Mesopotamia
* The State of the Stone: Terminologies, Continuities and Contexts in Near Eastern Neolithic Lithics
* Stones of the living and bones of the dead? Contextualising the lithics in the Death Pit at Domuztepe
* From site to landscape: assessing the value of geoarchaeological data in understanding the archaeological record of Domuztepe, south-east Turkey
* The obsidian at Arpachiyah, Iraq; an integrated study
* Scale and integration in Northern Mesopotamia in the early 6th Millennium cal. BCE
* Producing Adornment: Evidence of different levels of expertise in the production of obsidian items of adornment at two late Neolithic communities in northern Mesopotamia
* Burying things; practices of cultural disposal at late Neolithic Domuztepe, southeast Turkey
* It’s ritual, isn’t it? Mortuary and feasting practices at Domuztepe
* Climatic changes and social transformations in the Near East and North Africa during the ‘long’ 4th millennium BC: A comparative study of environmental and archaeological evidence
* Multiple sources: The pXRF analysis of obsidian from Kenan Tepe, S.E. Turke
* Caucasus connections? New data and interpretations for Armenian obsidian in Northern Mesopotamia
* The sources of some obsidian beads found at Kish, Southern Iraq
* The Emergence of Pottery in West Asia
* Tell Khaiber: an administrative centre of the Sealand period
* Synthesis: The Emergence of Pottery in West Asia
* Figurines in Prehistoric Mesopotamia
* A Kassite Settlement in Southern Babylonia - investigation at Tell Khaiber 2
* Absolute dating and the early pottery of south-west Asia
* Diversity in obsidian use in the prehistoric and early historic Middle East
* Charax Spasinou: New Investigations at the capital of Mesene
* The Obsidian from Umm Dabaghiyah, a Proto-Hassuna site in Northern Mesopotamia
* Summary report on excavations at Tell Khaiber, an administrative centre of the Sealand period, 2013-2017
* Obsidian provenance analyses at Göytepe, Azerbaijan: Implications for understanding Neolithic socioeconomies in the southern Caucasus
* Ancient Charax Spasinou (Iraq) – Interpreting a multi-phase city based on magnetometer survey data
* Profiling an unlocated source: Group 3d obsidian in prehistoric and early historic Near East
* The mirror, the magus and more: reflections on John Dee's obsidian mirror
* Proteomic analysis of archaeological ceramics from Tell Khaiber, southern Iraq
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