Graduate research students

 Student Research subject
Ahmad Abdulkariem Factors of deterioration of the archaeological sites and protection methods in the archaeological site of Cyrene (Shahat).
Ciprian Ardelean Pleistocene human occupation of Central-Northern Mexico
Cynthia Bradley Skeletal and mortuary evidence from the Ancestral Pueblo site of Wallace Ruin
Jill Cobley Devon Antiquarians and their contribution to both local and national archaeology
Owain Connors Frontiers, Landscapes and Identity
Nigel Crowe Historic landscape on the Isle of Man
Theresa Emmerich Determining tanning technologies from microscopic dermal fibre analysis.
Sue Fitton 'Wic' Place-names in Somerset: A study of their Romano-British or Anglo-Saxon origins.
Fiona Fleming The transition in the landscape from the end of the Roman occupation of Britain into the early medieval period
William Fletcher Valuing archaeology; exploring the rationale/reality of the heritage management of UK wetlands
 Jodi Reeves Flores The nature of replicative experiments in archaeological research
Michael Fradley The Old in the New: Urban Castle Imposition in Anglo-Norman England, AD1050-1150
Martin Goffriller Castles of the Balearic Islands during the age of the 'Reconquista'
Abigail Gray Significance of the physical landscape to the location of burial sites in South West England
Lesley Harding Medieval Mills in the South West Midlands
Ashleigh Haruda Animal health in pastoral populations.
Julia Heeb Social and material changes in the Copper Age of the Carpathian Basin
Genevieve Hill The perception and use of Northwest Coast wetlands by First Nations people
Wendy Howard Commensal or Comestible? The role and exploitation of non-ungulate mammals in prehistory
Caroline Jeffra An experimental approach to the introduction of the pottery wheel in Bronze Age Cyprus and Crete
Michael F. Johnson Identifying pre-fluted point Paleoindian sites in Virginia, USA
Landon Karr Early Paleoindian bone flaking technology in North America
Nada Khreisheh The Acquisition of Flintknapping Skill:  An Experimental Study.
Rebecca Loader  
Johann Matzke Murderous Gentlemen: The Written word and its Role in Forming Noble Identity.
Kate Mees The early medieval funerary reuse of prehistoric and Romano-British landscapes in Wessex
Ann Oldroyd Novice flintknapping in complex bifacial stone tool manufacturing
Roeland Paardekooper Archaeologists and open-air experimental centres
Jo Pye Place Names in the Cornish Landscape
Richard Sandover Mapping Devonshire at Domesday
Katharine Sawyer Neolithic and Bronze Age entrance graves and cists of Scilly
Pip Stone Fragmented animal remains in prehistoric structured deposits
Kate Verkooijen  
Sue Watts The structured deposition of querns in the south-west of England
Margaret Wilby Urban water supply in the UK from AD 1066 to the time of the dissolution of the monasteries circa 1540.
Thomas Williams A functional analysis of Late Upper Palaeolithic flint technology: with specific reference to technological change and adaptation.
Imogen Wood The discontinuation of gabbroic clay usage in the 7th century AD in Cornwall and its significance
Alasdair Wright Early hengiform/formative henge monuments
Duncan Wright Settlements of the Middle Anglo Saxon period
Andrew Young The ground stone tools of Britain and Ireland: an experimental approach