إيمان ناجي

Iman Nagy is a landscape archaeologist, field researcher, and cultural historian whose work explores the deep connections between ancient societies and the environments they inhabited. Iman is a specialist in inscribed landscapes, with more than fifteen years of experience across North Africa, the Mediterranean, and Southeast Asia her research integrates archaeology, anthropology, and historical ecology. She has a strong background in ancient languages and comparative ancient literature, allowing her to engage closely with early texts alongside material landscapes, seeing them as inseparable. Her fieldwork spans Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, the Canary and Madeira Islands, the Philippines, Cambodia, South Africa and Yemen. Iman is PhD Candidate, instructor and field researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles.