Picardt, J. (Dr.)
Picardt studied theology (1622) and medicine (1628) at Leiden University and was the prime minister of Coevorden. Picardt became fascinated by the many ancient landmarks he witnessed in the northern Netherlands and wrote his findings down in what became the first book about the history of the northern Netherlands in general, and about its archaeological remains in specific.
Piezonka, Henny (Dr. )
Henny Piezonka (PhD, Free University Berlin, 2010) has been a Junior Professor for Anthropological Archaeology at Kiel University, Germany, since 2016. In May 2023, she was appointed University Professor for Prehistoric Archaeology at the Free University Berlin, Germany.
Plug, Jo-Hannah (Dr.)
Jo-Hannah Plug is a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Liverpool, Department of Archaeology, Classics, and Egyptology. Within her current Leverhulmefunded postdoc she uses a combination of ancient DNA, stable isotopes, and archaeological evidence to explore the organization of PPNA to PN communities in the northern and southern Levant. Previously, her doctoral research focused on the mortuary record of Late Neolithic Tell Sabi Abyad, Syria.
Politopoulos, Aris MA (MA)
Aris Politopoulos is a lecturer for the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East at the Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University, and a postdoctoral researcher at the Leiden University Center for Arts in Society working on the Past-at-Play Lab project. His research focuses on ancient Near Eastern empires, the archaeology of the Eastern Mediterranean, the archaeology of Play, and the archaeological study of video games. He is also a co-founding member of the VALUE Foundation and has published extensively on the topic of video games and archaeology.
Pollard, Joshua (Prof. dr.)
Joshua Pollard is Professor of Archaeology at the University of Southampton. He is a leading authority on the Neolithic and Bronze Age in Britain, and is director of a major research project on the Neolithic stone circle complex at Avebury, where he has worked for many years. His books include Avebury: biography of a landscape, Landscape of the Megaliths and Avebury.
Pollock, Susan (Prof. dr.)
Susan Pollock is professor of Western Asian Archaeology at the Freie Universität Berlin and professor emerita of Anthropology at Binghamton University. She has long-standing research interests in village, early state, and urban societies in Western Asia and has conducted fieldwork in Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Turkmenistan. Her recent work has involved much more recent periods, with field projects on sites of the 20th century in and around Berlin. Her work draws on feminist and political economic approaches to the study of the past, with specific attention to processes of subjectivation and the place of commensality in social life.
Pomstra, Diederik
Diederik Pomstra (Het Stenen Tijdperk) is prehistorisch ambachtsman en experimenteel archeoloog. Hij is geïnteresseerd in (bijna) alle kennis en vaardigheden die de mens vroeger gebruikte om te leven in de stille, groene wereld van toen. Diederik werkt als zzp’er voor een brede klantenkring van wetenschappers, musea en universiteiten tot film- en televisieproducenten en verzamelaars in binnen- en buitenland. Daarnaast is hij in dienst bij de Universiteit Leiden, Aeres Hogeschool en de University of York (Verenigd Koninkrijk).
Picardt, J. (Dr.)
Picardt studied theology (1622) and medicine (1628) at Leiden University and was the prime minister of Coevorden. Picardt became fascinated by the many ancient landmarks he witnessed in the northern Netherlands and wrote his findings down in what became the first book about the history of the northern Netherlands in general, and about its archaeological remains in specific.
Piezonka, Henny (Dr. )
Henny Piezonka (PhD, Free University Berlin, 2010) has been a Junior Professor for Anthropological Archaeology at Kiel University, Germany, since 2016. In May 2023, she was appointed University Professor for Prehistoric Archaeology at the Free University Berlin, Germany.
Plug, Jo-Hannah (Dr.)
Jo-Hannah Plug is a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Liverpool, Department of Archaeology, Classics, and Egyptology. Within her current Leverhulmefunded postdoc she uses a combination of ancient DNA, stable isotopes, and archaeological evidence to explore the organization of PPNA to PN communities in the northern and southern Levant. Previously, her doctoral research focused on the mortuary record of Late Neolithic Tell Sabi Abyad, Syria.
Politopoulos, Aris MA (MA)
Aris Politopoulos is a lecturer for the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East at the Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University, and a postdoctoral researcher at the Leiden University Center for Arts in Society working on the Past-at-Play Lab project. His research focuses on ancient Near Eastern empires, the archaeology of the Eastern Mediterranean, the archaeology of Play, and the archaeological study of video games. He is also a co-founding member of the VALUE Foundation and has published extensively on the topic of video games and archaeology.
Pollard, Joshua (Prof. dr.)
Joshua Pollard is Professor of Archaeology at the University of Southampton. He is a leading authority on the Neolithic and Bronze Age in Britain, and is director of a major research project on the Neolithic stone circle complex at Avebury, where he has worked for many years. His books include Avebury: biography of a landscape, Landscape of the Megaliths and Avebury.
Pollock, Susan (Prof. dr.)
Susan Pollock is professor of Western Asian Archaeology at the Freie Universität Berlin and professor emerita of Anthropology at Binghamton University. She has long-standing research interests in village, early state, and urban societies in Western Asia and has conducted fieldwork in Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Turkmenistan. Her recent work has involved much more recent periods, with field projects on sites of the 20th century in and around Berlin. Her work draws on feminist and political economic approaches to the study of the past, with specific attention to processes of subjectivation and the place of commensality in social life.
Pomstra, Diederik
Diederik Pomstra (Het Stenen Tijdperk) is prehistorisch ambachtsman en experimenteel archeoloog. Hij is geïnteresseerd in (bijna) alle kennis en vaardigheden die de mens vroeger gebruikte om te leven in de stille, groene wereld van toen. Diederik werkt als zzp’er voor een brede klantenkring van wetenschappers, musea en universiteiten tot film- en televisieproducenten en verzamelaars in binnen- en buitenland. Daarnaast is hij in dienst bij de Universiteit Leiden, Aeres Hogeschool en de University of York (Verenigd Koninkrijk).
