I am currently in the process of collecting data for my masters thesis. I am writing my thesis at Leiden University, and have included my supervisor as the referee.

My thesis will explore the context and depositional treatment of early and middle Bronze Age dirks & rapiers fro…

There have been considerable amounts of work carried out in the past that have focussed on the nature and extent of coinage in Roman Britain. One key trend that has emerged from this research has been the notion that coin usage was at its peak usage during the earlier parts of Roman occup…

I am currently a student at Reading University doing my masters dissertation on Mediterranean dark age finds in Britain, inspired by the Byzantine copper coinage piece written by Sam Moorhead in 2009. I would be very grateful if I could possibly have further access of information on the c…

My paper titled A Ritual Landscape Considered : Cosmography and Anglo Saxon ship burials is about to be published shortly following nearly 10 years of research into the Anglo Saqxon landscape of the Suffolk Sandlings. Ostensibly there is evidence of a solstitial landscape…

Ouse and Derwent Project 2017-2019

North Duffield Conservation and Local History Society's Ouse and Derwent project investigates the Iron Age (800BC - 100AD) in the ancient Wapentake of Ouse and Derwent and centres on the occupation of thr…

My name is Ben Hume and I am an archaeology undergraduate student at the University of York. I am currently researching the archaeological signature of the great Viking army for my dissertation in which my research will take reference to papers published by Dawn Hadley and Julian Richards…

Our project aims at studying Bronze Age monumentalised and agricultural landscapes with a focus on field systems and related earthworks using novel computational tools applied to resources that are available as digital data sets at a national scale. We have a chronological focus o…

I am a Trustee of the Sedgeford Historic Archaeological Research Project (SHARP) based in Norfolk. In order to continue ongoing research work as part of the project I require greater access to information on the finds spots of items recorded on the PAS.

I had a meeting with Andrea…

As part of the University of York's archaeology undergraduate programme, a dissertation is conducted in the third year. In this dissertation, supervised by Prof. Dawn Hadley, I am building on her work with Julian Richards on the Viking Great Army's archaeological signature. Their recent p…

This is a MA dissertation focussing on three animals - horses, hares and chickens to see how religion has changed consumption practices in Great Britain, concentrating on data from Southern England. This will entail looking primarily at zooarchaeological data but incorporating iconographi…

I am a student of archaeology at the Department for Continuing Education at Oxford University and am doing an "extended project" on the archaeology within 5 km from my residence. In order to exactly localise all the existing finds, I need research level access. My mentor for the p…

The PAS records archaeological finds discovered by the public on its database (www.finds.org.uk), which is a unique academic resource in terms of its size and chronological extent. Over one million finds have been recorded to date, of which about 13 …

I am an Archaeology MA student at Newcastle University. My research will focus on the social context of Anglo-Saxon Button Brooches of the fifth- and sixth-centuries. This will involve analysing the distribution and chronology of Anglo-Saxon button brooches and comparing their for…

I am researching the burial of complete and fragmented lead tanks and panels dated to the fourth century AD. Part of my approach is viewing them as part of landscapes of continued deposition, not just looking at where they've been found in the country but how they represent continued aspe…

Northumbria was formed primarily from Bernicia and Deira's unification. Later expansion resulted in Northumbria extending from the Humber to the Firth of Forth and from coast to coast. Despite this appearance of a unified kingdom, clear divisions seem to have existed within Northumbria. C…

Tadcaster Historical Society, Archaeological Group

Defining Tadcaster:
Archaeological Investigation of a Two Thousand Year Old North Yorkshire Town.

Table of Contents:

1.0 Background/Summary
1.1 Acknowledgement
1.2 Introduction
1.3 Document …

Chilterns Conservation Board's HLF funded Iron Age hill-forts ‘Beacons of the Past’ project https://www.chilternsaonb.org/about-chilterns/beacons-of-the-past.html

Referee:

Dr Jo Kirton…

I'm a senior lecturer in Forensics and Forensic Archaeologist (accredited professional member with the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences) and I'm in the early stages of part-time PhD study in Archaeology at the University of Winchester. My project examines clandestine deposition prac…

My research is for an undergraduate dissertation looking at the use of colour in decorative metalwork with special attention to Iron Age decorative metal and Roman Brooches.

Referee: Caroline Pudney (University of Chester)

I am completing a PhD at the University of Leicester looking at the early and high mediaeval archaeology of Ipswich. The total aim of my project is to study how social practice origins of the town, and comparing it with mediaeval London. I am mostly relying on an English Heritage project …