I am an archaeologist and geographer, primarily interested in archaeological sciences under theoretical and methodological aspects. My curents researches are on the applications of geosciences to answer archaeological questions with a focus on multi-scalar approaches. I am using either statistical and modern machine learning approaches or more traditional geoarchaeological proxies (e.g. micromorphology, pedology, stratigraphy) to depict past environement humans interactions. My research areas are located mainly in Southwestern Asia (Iraq, Southern Caucasus, Saudi-Arabia).
2026 - Now
Research assistant on the ARABIANCAIRNS project (Dir. O. Munoz). Structuration and filling of a cairns/tombs database over the all Arabian Peninsula
2025 - 2026
Full-time lecturer for the Geography department.
2021 - 2025
Use of geosciences modern approaches (FTIR, machine learning, digital soil mapping) to understand soil-human relations in northern Iraq. Different soil surveys and excavations have been conducted on the field, followed by diverse machine learning and statistical approaches to understand this relation.
2021
Direction of a team of 8 - 10 archaeologists and specialists on Medieval and Modern excavation site (Yvelines, France). An experience in the organisation of the excavation (technical, public relations and administrative overview).
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2021 - 2026
Under the supervision of Prof. T. Scholten and Prof. P. Pfälzner on the: New insights of geosciences methodological approaches in archaeology. Machine learning and digital soil mapping contribution to the understanding of archaeological settlements patterns from the Bronze to Iron age in the Iraqi Kurdistan region. Grade magna cum laude.
2019 - 2021
Under the supervision of C. Cammas, E. Baudouin and S. Puaud on: The micromorphology contribution to the study of construction techniques and their diffusion during Neolithic, the case of Mentesh Tepe (Middle Kura valley, Azerbaijan).
2020 - 2021
2016 - 2019
2016 - 2019