Dries Daems is Assistant Professor at the Graduate School of Social Sciences in the M.Sc. program of Settlement Archaeology at Middle East Technical University (METU) in Ankara. He is also coordinator of the M.Sc. program of Digital Archaeology at METU. His research interests include the study of social complexity and urbanism through computational modeling (ABM) and material studies (macroscopic pottery analysis). He specializes in Iron Age to Hellenistic Anatolia and the Eastern Mediterranean.
PhD in Archaeology, 2018
University of Leuven - Funded by Research Foundation Flanders
MA in Archaeology, 2012
University of Leuven
BA in Archaeology, 2011
University of Leuven
Recent book about the study of social complexity using an approach built on complex systems thinking.
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