Dr Humphrey Nyambiya
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humphrey.nyambiya@hanave.ac.ug

Dr Humphrey Nyambiya, PhD, MPhil, BA
Lecturer in Archaeology and Heritage Studies, Hanave University

Dr Humphrey Nyambiya is a researcher and academic specialising in archaeology, heritage studies, and cultural resource management. His work focuses on human subsistence strategies, zooarchaeology, and the interpretation of archaeological records, particularly in African contexts.

He has extensive fieldwork and research experience across Southern Africa, contributing to archaeological excavations, heritage preservation, and interdisciplinary research projects. His publications and conference presentations reflect a strong engagement with cultural heritage, indigenous knowledge systems, and archaeological science.

At Hanave University, Dr Humphrey Nyambiya serves as a Lecturer in Archaeology and Heritage Studies, where he is committed to advancing research, preserving cultural heritage, and providing students with strong analytical and field-based skills.

Education

 

  • PhD in Archaeology – Universidade do Algarve, Portugal
  • MPhil in Archaeology – University of Cape Town, South Africa
  • BA (Hons) in Archaeology – University of Zimbabwe

 
Awards and Honors

 

  • Recipient of international research fellowships and academic funding (ICArEHB, PAST, IFAS)
  • Published author in peer-reviewed journals and academic books
  • Active member of international archaeological research associations

 
Academic Appointments
  • Lecturer in Archaeology and Heritage Studies – Hanave University 
  • Teaching Assistant – University of Cape Town, South Africa
  • Professional Archaeologist – Heritage and Tourism Consultancy (Southern Africa)