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Academic staff
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Professor in Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7363 |
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Professor in Archaeological Science |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7724 |
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Associate Professor in Environmental Radioactivity |
+ 44 (0)118 378 8946 |
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Head of School/Associate Professor in Palaeoecology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 6102 |
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Director of Archaeology Field School |
+ 44 (0)118 378 6255 |
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Head of the Department of Archaeology/Associate Professor in Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7364 |
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Associate Professor in Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 6266 |
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Professor of Palaeoclimate and Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 6564 |
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Professor in Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 8048 |
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Associate Professor in Archaeology |
+44 (0) 118 378 6458 |
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Research Dean/Professor in Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 6381 |
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Associate Professor in Palaeolithic Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7632 |
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Director of Archaeology Field School |
+ 44 (0)118 378 8131 |
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Associate Professor in Biological Anthropology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 8927 |
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Professor of Near Eastern Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7564 |
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Associate Professor in Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 6788 |
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Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International and External Engagement)/Professor in Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 6442 |
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Associate Professor in Bioarchaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7389 |
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Associate Professor in Medieval Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 5267 |
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Associate Professor in Early Medieval Archaeology |
+ 44 (0)118 378 5449 |
Research and enterprise staff
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Position |
Telephone |
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QUEST |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7877 |
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QUEST Director |
+44 (0) 118 378 8941 |
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Senior Research Fellow |
+ 44 (0)118 378 6227 |
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Mr Rory Williams-Burrell |
Research Assistant |
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Mrs Jenni Eaton |
Research Assistant |
+44 (0)118 378 6762 |
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Post-Doctoral Research Assistant |
+ 44 (0)118 378 8293 |
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Dr Delphine Fremondeau |
Post-Doctoral Research Assistant |
+44 (0)118 378 7981 |
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Geophysics and GIS Technician |
+44 (0) 118 378 7972 |
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Dr Catriona Gibson |
Post-Doctoral Research Assistant |
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Dr Ben Greet |
Post-Doctoral Research Assistant |
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Research Assistant |
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QUEST Commercial Manager |
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Post-Doctoral Research Assistant |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7967 |
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QUEST Project Manager |
+44 (0)118 378 8945 |
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Data Manager |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7967 |
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Research Assistant |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7316 |
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Marie Curie Research Fellow |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7981 |
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Senior Research Fellow |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7804 |
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Post-Doctoral Research Assistant |
+ 44 (0)118 378 6801 |
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Senior Research Fellow |
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Ms Krystyna Truscoe |
Research Assistant |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7804 |
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Post-Doctoral Research Assistant |
+ 44 (0)118 378 6197 |
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Mr Dan Wheeler |
Research Assistant |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7316 |
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Post-Doctoral Research Assistant to Pro-Vice Chancellor (I&EE) |
+ 44 (0)118 378 7973 |
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QUEST |
+44 (0) 118 378 8945 |
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QUEST Project Manager |
+44 (0)118 378 7978 |
Postgraduate Research Students
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Project |
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Judith Arnett |
Age estimation and secular change: Developing criteria to aid in the identification of the child victims of Colombia's internal armed conflict. | |
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Matthew Austin |
The Geopolitical Landscape of Early England, AD 400-800. | |
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Kirsten Barr |
Prehistoric avian, mammalian and H sapiens footpring-tracks from intertidal sediments as evidence of human palaeoecology. | |
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Emily Blanchard |
Through the looking glass: Roman Mirrors from the North-Western Provinces. | |
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Emily Carroll |
Cremation practices in Iron Age and Roman Britain: Funerary responses to transitions of ritualism, culture and technology. | |
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Li-Chi Chiang |
Neolithic lithic technology in North Taiwan. | |
| Irene Christianus | i.christianus@pgr.reading.ac.uk | The Urban Ecology of Insects. |
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Cecilia Collins |
Interpreting prevalence rates of maxilliary sinusitis and ear disease in Medieval Iceland: an evaluation of the crania of adult and sub-adult skeletons using computed tomography, microscopy and endoscopy. | |
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Jessica Feito |
Detecting Regional Variation in the Roman Diet. | |
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Matthew Fittock |
Pipeclay figurines in Roman Britain. | |
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John Ford |
Ringing the changes: the social significance of finger-rings in Roman Britain. | |
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Guido Guarducci |
The Lands of Nairi: social and material culture networking among the communities of Eastern Anatolia during the late Bronze and Iron Ages. | |
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Owen Humphreys |
Tools in Roman London: industry, household practice and ritual deposition across the ancient city. | |
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Elaine Jamieson |
Memory, Mobility and the Perception of Place: a view of elite landscapes in Medieval England. | |
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Sarah Jones |
The impact of climate variability on Bronze Age and Iron Age societies in the Middle East. | |
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Zoe Knapp |
A Zooarchaeological analysis of Anglo-Saxon Lyminge. | |
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Simon Maslin |
The Ecology of the Anglo-Saxon Conversion: a Multi-Proxy Geoarchaeological Investigation of the Anglo-Saxon Monastic Landscape of Lyminge, Kent. | |
| Candace McGovern | c.l.mcgovern@pgr.reading.ac.uk | Coming of Age as a Woman in Roman Britain: physical development and the life course from puberty through adulthood. |
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Sophia Mills |
The elderly in Medieval England. | |
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Mitchell Miranda |
Cattle in the Middle East. | |
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Sam Nicholson |
Going global: Palaeoclimate of Arabia and Human Evolution. | |
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Claire Nolan |
Therapeutic Landscapes of the Neolithic: Exploring the potential for Britain's Neolithic heritage to promote well-being amongst present-day visitors and communities. | |
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Monica Palmero Fernandez |
The role and significance of goddesses in Mesopotamia during the 3rd millennium B.C. (Early Dynastic. Akkadian. Ur III periods). | |
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Carolina Rangel de Lima |
What can the lamps of Lusitania (modern Portugal and western Spain) tell us about the way in which people lived in Roman Iberia? | |
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Elspeth St John Brooks |
Developing new approaches to human mobility and activity areas using geochemical patterns at British archaeological sites. | |
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Charlotte Scull |
Foodways of religious women in Anglo-Saxon and Medieval England. | |
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Adam Sutton |
Late Iron Age pottery production and techniques in Southern Britain. | |
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Lise Tjellesen |
Decoding forgotten acoustic knowledge of Ancient Civilizations: sacred structures, symbolism and sound - the effect on mind and body. | |
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Sascha Valme |
Age of Puberty in Post-Medieval England. | |
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Katy Whitaker |
What is the impact of the historical exploitation of sarsen stone on the understanding and interpretation of the prehistoric archaeology of southern England? | |
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Sara Wilson |
Roman ceramic building material. |
Emeritus, Honorary and Visiting Staff
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Position |
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Emeritus Professor |
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Dr Robin Bendrey |
Visiting Research Fellow |
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Emeritus Professor |
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Visiting Research Fellow |
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Dr Matt Canti |
Visiting Research Fellow |
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Emeritus Professor |
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Dr Sam Cook |
Visiting Research Fellow |
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Visiting Research Fellow |
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Visiting Professor |
director@cbrl.org.uk | |
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Visiting Research Fellow |
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Dr Chris Green |
Visiting Research Fellow/QUEST |
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Dr Kevin Hayward |
Visiting Research Fellow |
K.Hayward@reading.ac.uk |
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Visiting Research Fellow |
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Mr Neil Holbrook |
Visiting Research Fellow |
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Dr Louise Loe |
Visiting Research Fellow |
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Professor Clive McCann |
Emeritus Professor |
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Dr David Mudd |
Visiting Research Fellow |
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Dr Anne Pirie |
Visiting Research Fellow |
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Visiting Professor |
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Dr Barney Sloane |
Visiting Research Fellow |
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Dr Tom Walker |
Visiting Research Fellow |
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Dr Phillipa Walton |
Visiting Research Fellow |
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Dr Peter Warry |
Visiting Research Fellow |