I am an MLitt student at Newcastle University, currently studying the end of Roman Britain, its transition into Early Medieval Britain and specifically examining elite spaces. The study of small finds is of particular interest to me, especially small finds that have a continued use from t…

I am a second year student, reading for an MPhil in Late Antique and Byzantine Studies at University College, Oxford. My research is focused on coin use in post-Roman Britain and in particular, on the phenomenon of wide-scale siliqua-clipping and the local striking of imitations. For the …

I am researching Anglo-Saxon settlements incorporating the name-element worth primarily in Mercia. These places seem to survive at proportionally higher level than other settlement names.

They cluster near the junctions of major historic and prehistoric boundaries or on strategic …

Stephanie Smith (former Sussex FLO) will be exploring the connection between ancient coastal and island communities and the English Channel with a PhD project titled, ‘Settlement and Connectivity in the English Channel: the Isle of Wight and its setting in the Iron Age and Roman period…

I am a third year Archaeology student at the University of Chester and I would like to apply to become a research level user as I am starting work on my dissertation. My proposed research topic is exploring what the archaeology of Iron Age Chester and surrounding areas suggests about the …

Warwick University

Samantha Rowe is currently researching the condition of metal artefacts in ploughsoils across England and Scotland. Her PhD is based at the University of Huddersfield, funded by AHRC and sponsored by Historic England.

Many archaeological sites consist of material residing in ploug…

David Swan is doing a PhD in Iron Age Numismatics at the University of Warwick. His current project evaluates Iron Age coin imagery and use in the Eastern and Southern Kingdoms, with comparisons to coin types throughout the rest of the UK included. While previous explanations have been pr…

Current research projects focus on early medieval and medieval Wales, in particular the archaeology and material culture of the early medieval fortified settlements of Llangorse crannog (Powys) and Llanbedrgoch (Anglesey). Also cataloguing and researching the archaeological evidence for s…

The Romans in Saltford is an investigation undertaken to understand everyday life in an agricultural setting located between Bath (Aquae Sulis) and Keynsham (Traiectus). The 2012 discovery of a Carthaginian coin in the area made national news and, along with other material culture findin…

Eric Hall is directing the Southborough Excavations which are part of a broader research project, involving Tunbridge Wells Museum, looking at the archaeology of the Tunbridge Wells area.

I am compiling a gazetteer of temples, shrines and holy places of Roman Britain, as part of the Fontes Epigraphici Religionum Celticarum Antiquarum project; a European research initiative sponsored by the Austrian Academy of Sciences. I have a database of approximately 400 sites throughou…

Nicholas Vincent, Professor at the University of East Anglia, has a particular research interest in seal matrices.

~~Brief Synopsis of D. Lawrenson’s PhD research work and need for access to the PAS data base.

I have been studying part-time for a PhD at the University of East Anglia since January this year. My research topic is the history of markets in England in the long duree, from the ea…

Late Roman Brancaster Ring research by Dr. James Gerrard (University of Newcastle)

Richard Brickstock is preparing a coin report as part of the Roman Aldborough Project, directed by Professor Martin Millet (Cambridge University)

Alson Bazley is hoping to extend her MA thesis (Royal Holloway, University of London) on Medieval mirror cases in the Museum of London, to a PhD looking at their distribution across Britain.

I am a PhD student at the University of East Anglia and I my research topic is: religious identity in East Anglia c.800-1100. Due to the scarcity of documentary evidence for this period, one of my main sources is the St Edmund Memorial coinage. As part of my thesis I am hoping to produce …

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