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Karim Sadr
Karim Sadr is an archaeologist contributing to research in southern Africa. He is the author of over 60 academic articles, a book〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.ascleiden.nl/?q=news/seminar-origins-and-spread-dry-laid-stone-walled-architecture-pre-colonial-south-africa )〕 and two edited volumes.〔 While Sadr has contributed to the Kalahari Debate, his more recent work〔〔 has focused on historical revision, re-examining the acquisition of domesticated animals and pottery in southern Africa by Hunter-gatherer.〔 His work〔〔 is reintroducing the term Neolithic back into southern African archaeological discourse from which it had previously been removed.
== Biography ==
Karim Sadr was born in Tehran, Iran, 1959. He began his studies at the Southern Methodist University(SMU)in Dallas,Texas, where he continued to the completion of his doctorate in anthropology.〔 Sadr received his doctorate in 1988 for “The Development of Nomadism in Northeast Africa”〔 under the supervision of Professor Anthony Marks.
Karim Sadr remained at SMU as a research associate until 1990. He would later receive two post-doctoral fellowships: the first from the American Research Centre in Egypt and the second from the University of Cape Town (UCT). In 1992 he took the position of Director for Archaeology at Centro Ricerche sul Deserto Orientale (CeRDO). After leaving CeRDO in 1995, he took up a lectureship in the history department of the University of Botswana(UB): Gaborone.
Beginning in 2001, he has established himself at the University of the Witwatersrand, where he is currently a Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor in the school of Geography, Archeology and Environmental Studies Sciences (GAES).〔 He currently holds the position of Head of School.
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