Soils and sediments as archives
Archaeological soils, colluvia, occupation layers, fills, dark earth and buried horizons are treated as records of past processes.
Agrarian landscapes
We study long-term farming, manuring, erosion, grazing, fertility and the relationship between settlements and fields.
Urban and settlement environments
We examine urban layers, markets, waste, faecal inputs and sediments formed by everyday life.
Geochemistry of human activity
Elemental and isotopic signals are used to study buildings, waste, production, burial, conflict and other forms of human activity.
Conflict and memory landscapes
We work with battlefields, mass graves, decomposition signals, disinfection, artefacts and post-war treatment of landscapes.
Mapping and modelling
We combine GIS, historical maps, spatial modelling, data workflows and publication-ready visualisations.