I am undertaking a PhD on the medieval towns of Cheshire at the University of Birmingham and would like to check for finds within the towns I am studying, rather than just the general area.

A total of six Registered Battlefields are on the 2013 Heritage at Risk Register (Historic England). Of these, five cite development pressure on the urban fringe as the principal vulnerability. The importance of the areas designated as Registered Battlefields is not in question, however i…

Dr Katharine Becker, University College Cork, is an expert on late prehistoric metalwork, especially pins.

My PhD project (at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London) is an investigation of the Old English proper noun ending -ingas, found most frequently in place-names where in most cases it is most credibly interpreted as denoting a group of people who existed in the Anglo-Sax…

I have been researching the history and effect on the settlement and landscape of two parallel routes, the Icknield Way and Peddars Way in West Norfolk, to complete my MA at the Centre for English Local History at Leicester University. I have already written much of the dissertation, maki…

I am currently undertaking archaeological research as part of the preparation of a parkland management plan that is being prepared for Welbeck Abbey in Nottinghamshire. I already have the HER data as shape files and would like to add PAS find spots to the project gazette. This will enable…

I am an experienced, qualified archaeologist who is currently directing excavations in the Southborough valley in Kent.

The excavations are part of a long term, community, research project exploring archaeological features and creating a new time frame for the Tunbridge Wells area…

To assess the use of Roman material in Anglo-Saxon burial contexts. In particular whether the Roman Coins that appear in such contexts are of particular reverse types; and thus whether this pattern follows the regional distribution of such reverse types. I also intend to suggest possible …

I am a current PhD student at the University of Leicester investigating metalwork hoards in Britain from the Roman period. The project will use GIS analysis of all the known hoards to investigate any spatial patterning in the data and the landscape context of the deposits. The aims of thi…

To consult the PAS Database to assist in a study of religion within the Roman army at the Saxon Shore Forts.

University of Kent

Reading University

University of Hull

Title and Abstract: Ferrous Rituals in Iron Age Britain: A Study in Depositional Praxis. This research goes beyond Richard Hingley's study of structured depositions in Iron Age Britain by exploring practices surrounding the disposal, death, and superstition of i…

Consultation of the PAS Database to give potential context to two Roman coin hoards from Lancashire.

The first project I aim to complete is an expansion of my previous Iron Age coin research - investigating the role of horses in later Iron Age societies. I want to take a bit more of a theoretical approach which looks beyond the usual associations of power and warrior elite and seeks to e…

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.

"How can non-funerary deposits inform our understanding of political, social, and ideological change in Southern Britain during the Early Middle Ages, 5th to 11th centuries ?". This is the question that I wish to answer in an MPhil/PhD project that I have recently embarked upon at the UCL…

Department of Archaeology, Exeter University

This project is looking at the composition of the metal produced by the Great Orme Bronze Age mines. It also involves looking at the metalwork which is consistent with a Great Orme source and can therefore consider typologies and distribution of objects.

Department of Archaeology,…

To consult the PAS Database to assist Norfolk County Council's Historic Environment Service with assessment and activities