A reassessment of Christopher Arnold's work on the island's early medieval period and in the process updating the dataset to include new information and recent discoveries (Chris was based at Southampton but worked very closely with the BM). Using GIS and 3D reconstruction software to …

Research on the archaeology for a PhD being pursued at Bournemouth University under the supervision of Tim Darvill.

PhD research at Cardiff University researching: early medieval Wales and the west Midlands.

Southampton University - A Context for Bronze Age Metalwork. AHRC funded.

Durham University - Dress Accessories: Fashion and Identity in England, Scotland and Wales, c. 1300-1700

AHRC funded.

Sussex University - Mesolithic in the South East

Exeter University - Roman to Early Medieval transitional period

PhD research at the University of Glasgow.

Research at Durham University in conjunction with the British Museum as an AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award. Richard is using the Scheme database to inform his archaeological analysis of Medieval coinage distribution.

This research uses PAS data in GIS landscape analysis to chart the development of Anglian society in the coastal areas of Northern Northumbria. Data from the PAS will be catalogued with evidence from published and unpublished research and excavation, along with Museum collections to produ…

University of Glasgow - Studying Anglo-Saxon Northumbria

A PhD being conducted at Sussex University - Mesolithic in the South East

Reading University - Roman figurines

This three year doctorate funded under the AHRC collaborative doctoral scheme will investigate how representative the data collected by the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) is for understanding the spatial distribution of artefact types and human activities in the past. This will be done…

This PhD is being pursued at University College London and the British Museum and is an AHRC collaborative PhD. It focuses on the analysis of coin use and loss in Roman Britain based on PAS data.

An analysis of Patterns of Life and Death in the Early Anglo-Saxon Landscape of Norfolk. This PhD is being pursued at Cambridge University.

An analysis of town-country relationships in the 10th century AD, in particular Lincoln and Lindsey, using a number of types of material culture. This PhD research is being pursued at Sheffield University and is due for completion in 2009.

This PhD is being pursued at Newcastle University and examines the relationship between archaeologists and metal detector users in England and Wales.

Researching all known finds of Scandinavian and Anglo-Scandinavian brooches from the Danelaw. The Scheme's data set will provide a large extent of the data that she will use. This PhD is being conducted at Oxford University.

This PhD is a collaborative Doctoral Award degree which is being conducted by the Museum's curator of Iron Age numismatics (Ian Leins) in conjunction with Newcastle and Birkbeck Universities and the British Museum. This is a part time degree, so will be finished over a longer period than …