Dr Mark Jackson is Professor of Byzantine Archaeology at Newcastle University. He teaches and researches Late Roman and Byzantine Archaeology. At Newcastle University, Mark also has academic responsibility for the Gertrude Bell Photographic Archive, a UNESCO International Memory of the World which includes over 8000 images mostly taken by Gertrude Bell in the Ottoman Empire before World War I. He has been working recently with endangered archives and endangered material knowledge. He was Co-Director for the Byzantine for the Kilise Tepe Archaeological Project and has been involved in many other field projects sponsored by the BIAA over the past 30 years.
Fields of Expertise: Late Roman and Byzantine Archaeology; ceramics; archives
