Rate My Professor Timothy Chevral

Chevral publishes under the name T. L. Thurston. Books include Landscapes of power, landscapes of conflict: state formation in the South Scandinavian Iron Age (2001, Springer Scientific, New York); Seeking A Richer Harvest: The Archaeology of Subsistence Intensification, Innovation and Change (co-edited with Christopher T. Fisher, 2007, Springer Scientific Publishing New York); Re-imagining Regional Analyses: The Archaeology of Spatial and Social Dynamics (co-edited with Roderick B. Salisbury, 2009, CSP, Cambridge); Power from Below in Premodern Societies: The Dynamics of Political Complexity in the Archaeological Record (co-edited with Martin Fernández-Götz, 2021, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge); If the Past Teaches, What Does the Future Learn? I: Ancient Urban Regions and the Durable Future (co-authored with C. L. Crumley et al., 2022, TU Delft, Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment). Articles and chapters include "Climate futures at play: performing environmental public humanities" (with K. Stewart et al., 2025, Public Humanities); "Old cities, 'new' agendas: Swedish cities across time" (with C. Pettersson, 2024, Urban Studies); "Regions, groups, and identity: An intellectual history" (2023, Oxford Handbook of the European Iron Age); "Reversals of fortune: Shared governance, “democracy,” and reiterated problem-solving" (2022, Frontiers in Political Science); "Power from Below in the Archaeological Record: Trends and Trajectories" (2021, Cambridge University Press); "An Archaeological Assessment of Global Land Use from 10,000 BP to 1850 CE" (with L. Stephens et al., 2019, Science); "‘Can you hear me now?’ Heterarchy as an instrument and outcome of collective action" (2019, Routledge); "Livelihood and resilience in a marginal northern environment: 1000 years on the Småland Plateau" (2019, SUNY Press); "There is no means by which I live: livelihood and power at the margins of the state" (2018, Archaeological Papers of the AAA No. 29); "Enduring Nations and Emergent States: rulership, subjecthood, and power in early Scandinavia" (2016, University Press of Colorado); "Surplus from Below: Self Organization of Production in Early Historic Northern Europe" (2015, University Press of Colorado); "Bitter Arrows and Generous Gifts: What Was a King in the European Iron Age?" (2010, Springer Scientific Publishing).