AHRC Centre for the Evolution of Cultural Diversity

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The CECD is an AHRC funded research group dedicated to examining the evolutionary underpinnings of human cultural behaviour, past and present. more>

Research Fellows Profile
Dr Claudia Glatz
AHRC CECD, Institute of Archaeology, University College London

31-34 Gordon Square
London
WC1H 0PY
Email: claudia.glatz@ucl.ac.uk

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Funding

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Research and Teaching interests

Emergence of early states and empires
Evolutionary approaches to complex societies
The politics of craft production
Border and frontier dynamics
Bronze and Iron Ages in the Near East and East Mediterranean

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Educational Background

BA Archaeology, Institute of Archaeology, UCL, 2001
MA Archaeology, Institute of Archaeology, UCL, 2002
PhD Archaeology, Institute of Archaeology, UCL, 2007

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Associated AHRC CECD Projects (Phase 2):

•	Project C001 Polity and pottery: innovation and evolution

Associated Publications - AHRC CECD - phase 2:

•	C.Glatz (submitted). Bearing the marks of control? Reassessing Potmarks in Late Bronze Age Anatolia.American Journal of Archaeology.

•	C. Glatz, A. Kandler and J. Steele (2011). Pottery production in the Hittite capital: Cultural selection and drift in the bowl repertoire.E. Cochrane & A. Gardner. Evolutionary and Interpretive Archaeologies: a discussion. Left Coast Press.

•	Steele, J., Glatz, C. and Kandler, A (2010). Ceramic diversity, random copying, and tests for selectivity in ceramic production.Journal of Archaeological Science. Vol 37. 1348-1358.

•	Glatz, C., Matthews, R. and Schachner, A (2009). Chapter four: A landscape of conflict and control: Paphlagonia during the second millennium BC.Matthews, R. & Glatz, C. (eds.). At Empires' Edge: Project Paphlagonia Regional Survey in North-Central Turkey. British Institute at Ankara: London.

•	Matthews, R. and Glatz, C. (eds) (2009). At Empires' Edge: Project Paphlagonia Regional Survey in North-Central Turkey.British Institute at Ankara: London .

•	Matthews, R.and Glatz, C (2009). Chapter eight: People and places in Paphlagonia: Trends and patterns in settlement through time.Matthews, R. & Glatz, C. (eds.). At Empires' Edge: Project Paphlagonia Regional Survey in North-Central Turkey. British Institute at Ankara: London.

•	Glatz, C. and Matthews, R (2005). Anthropology of a frontier zone: Hittite-Kaska relations in Late Bronze Age north-central Anatolia.Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research. Vol 339. 47-65.