Geoffrey Tassie’s research interests lie predominantly in ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, and the Levant, although he is also extremely knowledgeable about the history of Europe from the Neolithic to the Roman period. His main areas of research lie in environmental change and human adaptations as well as Egyptian inter-regional relations. Other research interests include: the body in ancient Egypt (gender, hair, clothing and cosmetics); cultural heritage management (CHM); archaeological method, theory and practice; and artefact studies and analysis. He has written several books and 100s of articles.