John Green
Special Assistant
Ancient Near East, archaeology of
the Bronze and Iron Age Levant
Department: Middle East
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7323 8160
Email: jgreen @ thebritishmuseum.ac.uk
Having recently completed his Ph.D at the
Institute of Archaeology, University College London, John's
research at the British Museum continues to focus on the site of
Tell es-Sa‘idiyeh, Jordan. John is currently
co-ordinating the Tell es-Sa‘idiyeh Cemetery publication project,
under the supervision of Jonathan Tubb (Assistant Keeper of the
Ancient Levant). The project is supported with funding from
the White-Levy Program for Archaeological Publication, and the
Seven Pillars of Wisdom Trust.
His research interests are in the archaeology
of the Near East in the Bronze and Iron Ages, with a focus on the
Late Bronze and Early Iron Age. John is also a part-time
lecturer for Birkbeck College and Oxford University Departments for
Continuing Education.
Current British Museum projects
Previous British Museum projects
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External fellowships/ honorary positions/ membership of professional bodies
Funding bodies:
The Shelby White-Leon Levy Program for
Archaeological Publication
Seven Pillars of Wisdom Trust
Palestine Exploration Fund: committee member
Publications
J. Green, 'Social Transformations in Death: The Cemetery at
Tell es-Sa‘idiyeh, Jordan' in, C.Bachhuber and G.
Roberts (eds.) Forces of Transformation: The End of the
Bronze Age in the Mediterranean. (Oxford: Oxbow books,
forthcoming)
J. Green, 'Anklets and the Social Construction
of Gender in the Late Bronze and Early Iron Age Southern Levant'
in, S. Hamilton, R.D.Whitehouse and K.I.Wright (eds.)
Archaeology and Women. (Left Coast Press,
forthcoming)
J. Green, Ritual and Social Structure in
the Late Bronze and Early Iron Age Southern Levant: The Cemetery at
Tell es-Sa‘idiyeh, Jordan. (unpublished ph.D thesis,
University College London, 2006)
J. Green, SOMA 2003: Symposium on
Mediterranean Archaeology, C. Briault, J.
Green, A. Kaldelis, A. Stellatou(eds), (Oxford, BAR.
International Series 1391. 2005)