Rozalia Christidou

University Lyon, CNRS

Nicholas Bacopoulos and Calypso Gounti Fellow

Research Topic: More Lessons to Learn about Worked Bone from Dikili Tash (Northeastern Greece, 5th–4th mill. cal BC)

Rozalia Christidou (Ph.D. 1999, Paris X-Nanterre University) specializes in prehistoric bone technology and is an associte of the Archéorient laboratory (CNRS/Lyon 2 University). She has been working in Greece, Albania, Türkiye, Syria, the Armenian Republic and Nakhchivan (Azerbaijan). At the Malcolm H. Wiener Laboratory for Archaeological Science of the American School of Classical Studies, she will study manufacturing and use modifications on artifacts from Dikili Tash (Northeastern Greece, 4450–2900 cal BC) and proceed with the publication of the volume on the bone tools excavated during the second and third research programs at this site.