Hi, I’m Darrell Rohl
Archaeologist and Ancient Historian with a passion for connecting the Past, the Present, People, and Place.
Assistant Professor of History, Archaeology, and Digital Humanities at Calvin University. Specialist in life and interaction at the edges of the Roman Empire, comparative borderland dynamics in world history, archaeological theory (e.g. archaeology of place, process philosophy, postcolonial perspectives), and digital tools/methodologies within archaeology, history, and the wider humanities. Current fieldwork projects include the Umm el-Jimal Project and Hisban Cultural Heritage Project in Jordan, with an emphasis on Late Roman and Late Antique (Byzantine) periods. Former Chair and current advisor for the Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference (TRAC).