Archaeology Research students
Some of our recent research degree students and their thesis title
Rosie Weetch,
Late Anglo-Saxon brooches in context.
Meike Weber,
Samian supply to the North Western Provinces of the Roman Empire.
Wei Chu,
Experimental investigationsinto site formation processes and the earlier Palaeolithic record.
Robert Davis,
Palaeolithic archaeology of the Solent river: human occupation inits stratigraphic context.
Mara Vejby,
Megalithic tombs of Atlantic Europe: Iron Age perceptions of the past.
Courtney Nimura,
Cognition and Art, Prehistoric Archaeology.
Anna Davenport,
Burial Archaeology.
Margaret Andrews,
Palaeopathology of Populations of Southern England in Romano/Anglo Saxon Transition.
Christopher Speed,
Bioturbation on Archaeological Sites.
Helen Crossman,
A cross-regional, comparative study of Bronze Age trade in copper.
Louise Jones,
In-situ preservation of wetland heritage.
Alexandra Knox,
Anglo-Saxon Settlements.
Anna Kutner,
Development of in-situ technologies for the assessment of NORM contaminated facilities and land.
Rosemary Stewart,
The use of cherts and other siliceous lithic materials in British late prehistory.
Pascal Flohr,
Carbon and nitrogen isotope analyses of archaeological and experimentally grown cereals from Jordan.
Sandy Davies,
NMR analysis of hair.
David Dunkin,
Environmental change and metalwork during the Bronze Age.
Lindsey Smith,
Romano-British Pewter Tableware.
Ash Lenton,
Building Medieval Identities: an archaeology of colonisation, migration and diaspora in 'Reconquista Spain'.
Laetia Kress,
Medieval palaeopathology in Canterbury.
Emma Durham,
Bronze Figurines in Roman Britain.
David Jordan,
The Electrical Resistivity of Archaeological Remains.
Bernadette Manifold,
An investigation into the preservation of child skeletal remains and its implications for bioarchaeology and forensic anthropology.
Amy Richardson,
The expression of identities through Samnite portable material culture contextualising the archaeological evidence.
Rowena Banerjea,
Characterising urban space: a cast study from Insula IX, Silchester Hants
Justine Tracey,
Cultural Behaviour or Natural Processes: Studying Prehistoric Human Remains in Britain and Ireland.
Elise Fraser,
Regional traditions among Bronze Age burials of Britain.
Anwen Cooper,
Transformations in the creation of archaeological knowledge.
Giovanna Vitelli, Completed: 26/05/2009
Equilibrium, Well-Being, and Exchange: the Basis of Algonquian Mortuary Practice in Seventeenth Century Southern New England
Kay Lakin,
Diet and Migration in medieval London: Stable isotope analysis of human and faunal remains.
Karen Wicks,
Environment history and human interactions in Scottish prehistory: an island perspective from Tiree and Coll, Inner Hebrides.
David Mullin,
The Later Prehistory of the Anglo Welsh Borderland.
Michela Sandias,
Stable isotope analysis of human and faunal skeletal remains from ancient Jordan: changes over time in exploitation and availability of water and food resources.
Darko Maricevic,
Later Prehistory of Tiree and Coll, Inner Hebrides, Scotland: Application of geophysics in archaeological investigation of cultural landscapes.
Lucy Cramp, Completed: 01/11/2008
Foodways and Identity: Organic residue analysis of Roman mortaria and other pottery.
Maria Jelaca B Tavakoli, Completed: 30/10/2008
A Forensic Approach to Estimation of Stature from Dimensions of the Skeletonized Lumbar and Sacral Spine.
Evelyn Nimmo, Completed: 02/04/2008
Exploring the expression of identity and ethnicity in Spanish colonial convents through architecture, space and material culture.
Diana Coles, Completed: 06/05/2009
Shining water, Shifting Sand: a study of Neolithic lithic material from two sand dune sites in northern Britain.
Carole Wheeler,
The very stuff of past lives - a re-examination of the use of finds on medieval sites.
Edeltraud Aspoeck, Completed: 26/06/2009
The relativity of normality. An archaeological and anthropological study of deviant burials and different treatment at death.
Duncan Sayer, Completed: 14/12/2007
Anglo Saxon Cemetery Structure.
Carol Mansfield, Completed: 31/12/2008
Reconstructing Buried Alluvial Landscapes: the Application of Multiple Geophysical and Geoarchaeological Techniques.
Rupert Goulding, Completed: 28/06/2007
Experiencing Tudor Architecture: Exploring Identity in Post-Medieval Space
Monica Giedelmann (Reyes), Completed: 01/10/2007
Power in communities of the Colombian Highlands: the relationship between the production of rituals and rituals of production.
Joanne Mortimore, Completed: 01/05/2007
The use of trees to stabilise and contain contaminants in conjunction with a high resolution, multi-proxy, geochemical monitoring system.
Christopher Hubbard, Completed: 01/05/2007
Geochemistry of acid mine drainage using high resolution spectroscopy & in-situ monitoring technology
Helen Beddow, Completed: 01/06/2007
Remediation of radionuclide contaminated land using in situ & laboratory-based technologies
Hugo Lamdin-Whymark, Completed: 14/12/2007
The Residue of Ritualised Action: Neolithic Deposition Practices in the Middle Thames Valley.
Andrew Lane, Completed: 01/10/2007
The use of marble in Roman cities: the transformation of Lepcis Magna
Eleanor Roe, Completed: 07/03/2007
A micromorphological and microbiological analysis of domestic sediments from the Pre-Pottery Neolithic: a site of Wadi Faynan 16, southern Jordan.
Peter Eastham, Completed: 01/03/2008
The evolutionary origin of human creativity.
Michael Cowie,
Management of naturally occurring radioactive material in the Oil & Gas Industry.