Emrah Dinç is an archaeologist with a broad interest in the Anatolian Bronze Age. He holds a BA degree from Bilkent University where he continued his graduate studies. Emrah started his archaeology career at Kinet Höyük as a worker. He also attended Kültepe karum project as field assistant and the Diyarbakır Ambar Salvage Excavation project as field supervisor. He has been taking part in the Çadır Höyük Excavation Project since 2015 where he has supervised trenches from different layers. His current research is on the Late Bronze Age layers of Çadır Höyük, with special interest on local adaptations in architecture after the disappearance of a centralized power vacuum. He also took part as an assistant in the Spool-LAB project by CNR ISPC in partnership with the BIAA.