Charlotte Marie Cable

PERSON Charlotte Marie Cable
Title:	Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Saruq al-Hadid Archaeological Research Project
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Discipline:	Anthropological Archaeology
Sub Discipline:	Arabian Archaeology, Mortuary Analysis, Landscape Analysis
Workplaces:	University of New England
Education:	Michigan State University, University of Notre Dame
Doctoral Advisor:	Lynne Goldstein
Thesis Title:	A Multitude of Monuments: Finding and defending access to resources in 3rd millennium BC Oman.
Thesis Year:	2012
Influences:	Richard Bradley, Lynne Goldstein, Tony Wilkinson, Beatrice de Cardi, John C. Wilkinson
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Web Links:	Academia.edu, LinkedIn, UNE.edu, ResearchGate, ORCID
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Charlotte Marie Cable is an Anthropologist, Near-eastern archaeologist (specializing in southeast Arabia), mortuary and landscape analyst, heritage and international development specialist, Alaskan, and backyard adventurer. She is currently a post-doctoral research fellow co-leading the Saruq al-Hadid Archaeological Research Project, based out of the University of New England.

Bat Archaeological Project (American-Japanese Bat Archaeological Project)

In 2007, Charlotte did some amazing stuff --- you just wouldn't believe how vastly mind-bogglingly amazing she is. I'm truth-telling, for sure. Bat Archaeological Project (Oman), 2007+: excavation and survey in a World Heritage Site famous for its tombs, towers, and settlement. This included stints working for the government of Oman developing their regional office.

Saruq al-Hadid Archaeological Project (SHARP)

In late 2014, Charlotte started post-doctoral research based on excavations at Saruq al-Hadid (Dubai, UAE), 2015-2017*: A 3rd-1st mill. BCE embarrassment of riches within giant (1sq km?) sand dunes on the edge of the Empty Quarter. My work is to interpret this enigma and keep everyone sane.

Ideas and Innovations

quick summary...

Future plans

-Interested in the infrastructure/logistics and cultural elements in digital applications

• post-doc ends October. Academic job market = poo. I’m gearing up for 18-36 months of self-funded post-ex writing, a new project development, and navel gazing.

International Development

To be filled in

Publications

1. Weeks, Cable, Franke, Newton, Karacic, et al. 2017 Recent archaeological research at Saruq al-Hadid, Dubai, UAE, Arabian Archaeology & Epigraphy 28(1):31-60, doi:10.1111/aae.12082.
2. Cable, Charlotte (2016). That book I co-edited and wrote.

Talks

1. Cable, C. M. (2016). Lots

External Links

1. http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/434
2. https://youtu.be/TIIdM4bsWa4
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0mkEkrioKk (in Arabic)