This project, started in 2008, aims to update Gardiner's 1990 review of The Archaeology of the Weald for later prehistoric Kent. Results from the initial desk-top exercise using data from the usual sources, including the HER, grey literature and PAS, pointed up the importance of looking m…

Ongoing research into the inscribed coinages of the North Thames region.

A number of articles have been published in the British Numismatic Journal, Spinks Numismatic Circular and others.

Initial phase is data gathering and the construction of a database of British finds and eventually it is hoped from the whole Roman Empire. Using distribution maps and other tools it is hoped to establish theories into what these intriguing little items were actually for ; none have ever…

Francis is attempting to undertake a short piece of research on metalwork (excluding coins and brooches) in the Chester hinterland (a 30 km radius from Chester). This follows on from her PhD submission at Merton College, Oxford.

Stuart is conducting personal research into the recording of hanging bowls on the Scheme's database.

Prof. Gilchrist is using our data for personal research. University of Reading.

The Romans in Gloucestershire as shown by the Scheme's data.

Anglo Saxon Brooch Project (Kent)

Jude Plouviez, archaeologist at Suffolk County Council is conducting some personal research into Roman brooches.

National Finds Adviser is researching Pilgrim trinkets, probably for publication.

Suffolk FLO: Ansate brooches with a focus on East Anglia.

Surrey FLO - Anglo-Scandinavian harness related thingies.

Wales FLO - Searching for Context: Cauldrons, Feasting, Axes & Death in Later Prehistoric South Wales

Derbyshire FLO – Viking Torksey

North East FLO - 4th Century Artefacts and Coins in the Northern Frontier

Warwickshire FLO - Late IA/Roman ox-head/bull head bucket mounts.

Warwickshire FLO - Warwickshire's IA artefacts which have been recorded by the PAS and the contribution they are making to the archaeological record

Personal research project into figurines, miniature objects and other religious items recorded on the Scheme's database.

Reading University: Strapend research

Fourth century coin finds from England and Wales