I am Senior Lecturer in archaeology and teach on undergraduate and graduate level and currently the Director of Studies at the Department. I studied archaeology at Lund University 1992-1995 as an undergraduate and defended my PhD thesis in 2010. The name of the thesis was ”With the fen as source – on the concepts of offering and ritual in archaeology”.

My research areas include the intersection between theory and practice and development of methods of archaeological field practice, e.g. digital practice and how this impacts the process of archaeological interpretation.

My research is focused on Neolithic remains, e.g. wetland deposits. My theoretical focus is practice theory, ritual theory and theory on material culture. After more than 25 years as a contract archaeologist in Scania, I am also interested in the development and conditions of Swedish contract archaeology.

I teach courses on e.g. stone age, theory, practice and fieldwork. I also supervise student theses.