Archaeology and History

Research projects in Archaeology

Title PI

Biocultural Heritage Information in a Virtual Environment (Biocultural HIVE) 

Professor Catriona McKenzie

Beyond Stockfish: Migratory and Freshwater Fisheries during the Rise of Early Modern Trading Companies

Dr Carly Ameen; Dr Liz Quinlan

Hidden Kingdoms

Professor Stephen Rippon

Saving Halberton’s Ancient Roman Environment (SHARE)

Dr Susan Greaney

ACCELERATE

Professor Marisa Lazzari; Professor Ioana Oltean

StratiGraph (Knowledge Graphs for Stratigraphy)

Professor Marisa Lazzari; Professor Ioana Oltean

Pastoralists Lost (PASTLOST): Archaeology of the Central Asian Steppe: Pioneer equine and ruminant herders and their role in early horse husbandry

Professor Alan Outram; Professor Alex Pryor

Woolly Mammoth Bone Accumulations of Central Europe

Professor Alex Pryor

Bladen legacy

Professor Mark Robinson

Warhorse: The Archaeology of a Military Revolution?

Professor Oliver Creighton; Professor Alan Outram

Exploring Easter e.g. Shifting Baselines and Changing Perceptions of Cultural and Biological “Aliens”

Professor Naomi Sykes

Glass Networks: Tracing Early Medieval Long-Distance Trade, c. AD 800-1000

Dr Hajnalka Herold

Pegasus: The makeup of the modern horse: a history of the biological changes introduced by human management

Professor Alan Outram
Aspects of the archaeology of the Avar Khaganate: the site of Zillingtal in context (7th–8th centuries AD) Dr Hajnalka Herold
Calstock Roman fort Dr Chris Smart; Professor Stephen Rippon
Exeter: A place in time Professor Stephen Rippon
The Intellectual development of Egyptology and popular perceptions of Egypt, 1780-1880 Dr Robert Morkot
Investigating Neolithic and Bronze Age basketry and cordage Dr Linda Hurcombe; Lucy Williams; Linda Lemieux
The Ipplepen Project Professor Stephen Rippon
Understanding Landscapes Professor Stephen Rippon
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