Justin earned a Ph.D. in Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology in 2024 from Andrews University. His dissertation entailed ceramic analysis of a Late Bronze Age Sicilian hut at Mokarta, Sicily, including use-wear analysis on those ceramics, and the identification of several obscure forms. Justin participated in experimental-archaeology through 3-D scanning and printing key ceramics, and then by creating replicas of his dissertation pieces from wild clay in order to determine uses for the vessels. Dr. Singleton has excavated in Jordan (Tall Jalul), Cyprus (Kourion), the UK (osteological excavation near Scremby), and many field seasons in Sicily. In Sicily, Justin primarily excavated at a mortuary basilica (San Miceli), but he has also excavated a downed WWII bomber (near Caltagirone), a prehistoric site (Mt. Reitano), and of course his dissertation site (Mokarta). Dr. Singleton is an Iraq War veteran, and he spends his days writing and teaching ancient studies at God's Bible School and College, his Alma Mater located in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Justin Singleton
