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Research Focus
PhD: Polity and landscape in southern Ulster, AD 400-1200
A landscape based analysis, primarily conducted through the interrogation of the relationships between archaeological and toponymic data, of the ways in which communities in southern Ulster construct space, as a means of exploring the developments of socio-economic dynamics in early medieval Ireland.
Research Interests
My research interests are primarily focused around interdisciplinary approaches to exploring past social structures, particularly in Ireland and North-west Europe, as well as issues of scale, both in the past and for analytical purposes, and remote sensing. I am also interested histories of archaeological thought and the relationship between disciplines focused on the past to contemporary social struggle.
Achievements
Nominated for the Society for Medieval Archaeology UG dissertation prize 2022.
Nominated for the Royal Archaeological Institute PG dissertation prize 2023.
Teaching
ARP3085 - Kingship and Cult in the First Millennium AD (Demonstrating and Seminars)
ARP2045 - Ireland from Patrick to the Plantation (Demonstrating)
HIS2020 - Alexander the Great and the creation of the Hellenistic World (Seminars)
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