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He married a fellow archaeologist, Barbara Parker in 1977. Mallowan then took up a research fellowship at Oxford (1962-71) appointed CBE (1960) knighted (1968). He was Professor of Western Asiatic Archaeology in London University (1947-61), and directed excavations at Nimrud (1949-58). During the Second World War Mallowan worked in Air Force intelligence. Following a survey of the Khabur headwaters (1934), Mallowan also directed excavations at Chagar Bazar (1934-37) and Tell Brak (1937-39) in the Khabur basin. In 1933 he conducted his first independent dig at a Halaf period site, Arpachiyah.

Mallowan's supervision of a deep excavation here provided the foundations for understanding the prehistory of north Mesopotamia. Campbell-Thompson's (q.v.) excavations at Nineveh. After gaining his BA in Classics at Oxford, he joined Leonard Woolley (q.v.) as general field assistant at Ur (1925-30) and where he met his first wife, Agatha Christie (1890-1976) and to whom he was married on 11/9/30.