Chemical and Isotopic analysis of tin ores from across South-West Britain to compare with bronze objects to see to what extent it helped power massive technological and cultural change across Europe.

Dr Ben Roberts and Dr Alan Williams (Durham University)

Referee: Sam Moor…

I am working on a Leverhulme Trust funded research project based at Bristol University investigating later prehistoric metalworking in Britain (approximate duration of research: until end 2018). This includes study of the landscape context of metal objects related to metalworking.
I…

I am currently working as an Associate Researcher on a Leverhulme Trust Funded Project (here is a link to our blog: medievalobjects.wordpress.com - Cambridge and Cardiff Universities) during which we will be using PAS data to look at the distribution of medieval objects at particular site…

'Flood and Flow: Place-Names and Changing Hydrology of River Systems'.
The work will draw initially from place-name evidence, and the project is the first to study river flooding and water/land management during the period c.700-1100AD, the last major episode on record of rapid warm…

'Flood and Flow: Place-Names and Changing Hydrology of River Systems'.
The work will draw initially from place-name evidence, and the project is the first to study river flooding and water/land management during the period c.700-1100AD, the last major episode on record of rapid warm…

Together with Dr Sarah Semple and Dr Brian Buchanan, I am working on a Leverhulme funded project at Durham University. Our project title is People and Place: The Making of the Kingdom of Northumbria AD 300-800. We will work primarily with burial data and GIS mapping and wish to use PAS da…

I have just begun a Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship (2015–18) to write a book, Life in Early Medieval Wales, to be published by Oxford University Press.

Nancy Edwards is Professor of Archaeology at Bangor University.

I am a Research Associate at the Institute for Name-Studies, University of Nottingham, working on the project 'Travel and Communication in Anglo-Saxon England'. The project, a three-year interdisciplinary research project funded by The Leverhulme Trust, is a collaborative venture between …

The PAS database provides a rich and detailed source of information that is increasingly being used by academic and professional archaeologists to study the past and to inform planning decisions. However, although there are numerous research projects that using the PAS database, the data…

The Rural Settlement of Roman Britain PPG 16 (Planning Policy 16) was implemented in 1990. It embedded the principle of developers paying for the mitigation of any damage, or loss to the archaeological heritage, that might result from their proposals by means of preservation by …