Masters thesis as part of the Public Archaeology course at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London.

MA Artefact Studies dissertation, UCL: A Study of Roman Dragonesque Brooches.

MA Artefact Studies dissertation, UCL: An investigation of pierced Roman coins from Britain, concentrating on copper alloy and silver examples from the Roman period

MA Artefact Studies dissertation, UCL: A review of button brooches in Kent based upon evidence reported to the Portable Antiquities Scheme

MA Artefact Studies dissertation, UCL: Romano-British Cosmetic Tools And Their Role in Religious Performance Activities

MA Artefact Studies dissertation, UCL: The contribution of seal boxes and other writing implements to our interpretation and understanding of literacy in Roman Britain.

MA Artefact Studies dissertation, UCL: Investigating Artefacts: An Analysis of archaeological archive databases as a means of testing the efficacy and usage of the finds recording as an academic research tool.

This MA was part of the Artefact Studies course at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. Scholars' Access to Research Resources - Issues of Intellectual Property and Cultural Property in Archaeology.

This MA dissertation is being conducted at the University of Winchester. A re-evaluation of the Isle of Wight Anglo Saxon Cemeteries and a look at new discoveries made via metal detecting. We do not have any further details relating to this project.

The Development, Distribution and Significance of (Hallstatt D - La Tene I,II) Brooches in Britain. This is a MA degree being pursued at Leicester University, with the intention of building on the work to transfer to a PhD.

A variety of hooks: a study of dress hooks, c1400-1700, recorded by the Portable Antiquity Scheme. This thesis is being pursued at the Institute of Archaeology, UCL and is being partially supervised by Geoff Egan.

Relative distribution of artefacts found in England decorated with Viking art styles, in terms of differences in time, space, materials and context. This is a MA degree being pursued at York University.

The research dividends of the PAS, focusing on Bronze Age East Anglia. An MPhil being pursued at Cambridge University.

Production of a dissertation relating to evidence of early Anglo-Saxon Settlement in North LIncolnshire (Lindsey).

Postgraduate research student at the Institute of Prehistoric Archaeology, the Freie University in Berlin. Supervised by Prof. Svend Hansen from the German Archaeological Institute in Berlin. This project focuses on Late Bronze Age weapon hoards in the British Isles.