A study on what evidence coin hoards and site-finds of the Imperial period can provide us with, especially in regards to Roman Britain.

"What was the social, political and cultural impact of Scandinavian contact and settlement on the town of Torksey in the ninth to eleventh centuries?"

In order to answer this question I will be investigating how ethnic identity was expressed through material culture during…

3rd year undergraduate at Winchester University currently preparing dissertation based on the character of the Iron Age landscape in the Alton area of Hampshire. Will be researching until May 2011.

Beginning with his elevation to Caesar at York in AD 306, the reign of Constantine marked a new period of prosperity for the Empire. Using numismatic evidence from the PAS database and other sources, I aim to ascertain if the period of Constantine’s reign and that of his successors resu…

Leicestershire was part of the Danelaw. Scandinavian derived place names abound in the eastern side of the county suggesting Viking occupation, or some form of ownership, of a number of villages and hamlets. It is understood that 10th century inhabitants of the Wreake Valley in north- eas…

An examination of the attitudes of farmers in the United Kingdom towards archaeology on their land and how these attitudes can be shaped and affected by the archaeological community and other organisations.

The transmission of La Téne artistic styles into early Romano-British metalwork: A study of metalwork from the early Roman period in Britain in order to find out whether artistic styles were predominantly influenced by native La Téne traditions or styles brought in by the Romans.…

 My research is located on the Isle of Wight, in particular trying to locate an Anglo-Saxon village located somewhere in the Carisbrooke area. This village is associated with burials found at Carisbrooke Castle indicating the first use of the site as a cemetery. There have been a number …

My aim is to harness the potential of Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Scandinavian metalwork recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme, as a tool for understanding how cultural identity was expressed and negotiated within the territory of the Danelaw, during the latter 9th and 10th centuries…

Miss Ascroft is submitting a thesis on the Early Medieval settlement patterns of Tyne and Wear. St Hilda's College, Oxford.

I am a third year archaeology student at edinburgh university. For my course of 'archaeology in practice' lead by Professor Jim Crow, my essay title is Why do some archaeologists have reservations about the portable antiquities programme?. I would like to have access to the website to fur…

A third year undergraduate dissertation at Newcastle University.

Peter is pursuing an undergraduate degree at Bristol University under the tuition of Mark Horton. He is looking at the evidence for settlement by the Vikings in Gloucestershire and Somerset.

Diploma in Archaeology - relationship between find spots and landscape features especially altitude, for hoards and single deposits from the Bronze and Iron Ages since the 19th century.

Kent - Looted Art Is Looted History

Institute of Archaeology, University College London: Reece periodisation of PAS Roman coin data

University of Exeter: The Portable Antiquities Scheme - specifically, its progression through the years, since its creation.

King Alfred's University of Winchester: Bronze Age hoards and single finds in Hampshire

King Alfred's Winchester - A GIS study of Late Iron Age and Early Roman Horse Equipment

Hull University - Roman Period of the Holderness region of East Yorkshire.