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Faculty Member, Institute of Archaeology
Senior Lecturer
About
I am the County Archaeologist of Surrey and a Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. I am also an elected trustee of the Council for British Archaeology (CBA).
Prior to these positions I held lectureships at the University of Flinders (Adelaide) and at Cardiff University. I have also worked as a visiting lecturer at the University of Bristol and as an archaeological tutor at the University of Southampton, as well as a freelance archaeological consultant.
I am a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London and a Member of the Institute for Archaeologists. I have a BA in Archaeology and History (1997), an MA in Maritime Archaeology (1999) and a PhD in Archaeology (2003), all from the University of Southampton.
I work mainly on issues of cultural resource management, law and ethics, making forays into postmedieval and medieval archaeology and art history when possible.
Recent publications of note are:
2011 Becoming an Archaeologist: A Guide to Professional Pathways. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
with M. Rockman (eds.) 2011 Archaeology in Society: Its Contemporary Relevance. New York: Springer.
2010 Wetting the Fringe of Your Habit: Medieval Monasticism and Coastal Landscapes, in S. Semple and H. Lewis (eds.) Landscape Archaeology. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports British Series 2103. 66-77.
with J. Doeser 2010 ALSF Marine Historic Environment Component International Context Report. London: UCL Centre for Applied Archaeology, on behalf of English Heritage.
2009 ‘Conserving Marine Cultural Heritage’ [guest edited journal volume], Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites. London: Maney.
2009 Ships and Shipping in Medieval Manuscripts. London and Chicago: British Library Press and the University of Chicago Press.
2009 A Climate of Fear: Recent British Policy and Management of Coastal Heritage, Public Archaeology 8(1): 6-22.
with A. Pydgyn (eds.) 2008 Collaboration, Communication and Involvement: Maritime Archaeology and Education in the 21st Century. Torun: Nicolas Copernicus University Press.
with J. Short, J. Doeser and E. Lee (eds.) 2008 ALSF Dissemination Project 2002-07 Benchmark Report: Sustainable Heritage – Aggregates Extraction and the Historic Environment. London: UCL Centre for Applied Archaeology, on behalf of English Heritage. Downloadable from http://www.sustainableaggregates.com/docs/revs/t4_susheritage.pdf
2007a The Origins and Ethics of Maritime Archaeology, Part I, Public Archaeology 6(2): 77-97.
2007b The Origins and Ethics of Maritime Archaeology, Part II, Public Archaeology 6(3): 163-76.
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