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Biography Ahmad Mohammed is a PhD Candidate at Durham University, specializing in material culture and settlement archaeology. His research focuses on crafting landscape, especially pottery in ancient Egypt, spanning from the Predynastic to the early Islamic period. Using a multidisciplinary approach that includes ethnoarchaeology, chaîne opératoire, craft landscapes, and GIS, he explores the dynamics of craft landscape. Ahmad also serves as Assistant Editor for World Archaeology Journal, and as a Project Coordinator for EAMENA project at Durham University, he manages key aspects of the project, including organizing training workshops, financial reporting, fieldworks, and overseeing heritage digitization projects to mentor, assess, and safeguard the heritage of the MENA region
Research Interests Material Culture and Ancient Technology
Ethnoarchaeological and Experimental Studies
Remote Sensing and GIS Applications in Archaeology and Heritage
Egyptian Settlement Archaeology
Teaching and Learning - Associate Lecturer, Faculty of Tourism and Hotels, Fayoum University (01/2020 – till now).
- Demonstrator, Faculty of Tourism and Hotels, Fayoum University (09/2016 – 12/2020).