Postgraduate Research Archaeology Symposium

PGRAS 2013 Schedule

Thursday, 23 May 2013 – Building 65, Lecture Theatre B

  • 9:00 – 9:10 – Welcome: Dr Jo Sofaer

Session 1: 09:10 to 10:05 – The Roman Landscape

Chair: Sarah Green

  • 09:10 – Geoff TAYLOR: Data – a cautionary tale
    Supervisors: Dr Louise Revell, Dr Graeme Earle
  • 09:25 – Elizabeth RICHLEY: 3D Geophysical Data Integration and Visualisation at Portus
    Supervisors: Professor Simon Keay, Professor Tony Brown
  • 09:40 – Carmen OBIED: Challenging maritime perceptions of the classical world – Roman imagination of coastal landscapes
    Supervisors: Dr Lucy Blue, Dr Leif Isaksen
  • 09:55 – Question and Answer Session
  • 10:05-10:20 – Break

Session 2: 10:20 to 11:30 – Forgotten Worlds

Chair: Kristen Heasley

  • 10:20 – Andrew SPENCER: Boundaries: The use of prehistoric landscape features as physical andconceptual boundaries from the late Iron Age to the end of the Roman period in Britain
    Supervisor: Dr Joshua Pollard
  • 10:35 – Tyra STANDEN: The Severn Estuary and its importance for Mesolithic studies
    Supervisors: Dr Fraser Sturt and Dr Justin Dix
  • 10:50 – Rachel BYNOE: The Great Fossil Mine of the Southern North Sea: exploring the potential of
    submerged Palaeolithic archaeology
    Supervisors: Dr Fraser Sturt and Dr Justin Dix
  • 11:05 – Question and Answer Session
  • 11:15 – 11:30 – Break

Session 3: 11:30 to 12:40 – Creativity and Artistic Expression

Chair: Dr Andrew Jones

  • 11:30 – Jemma JONES: Neuroaesthetics and Ice Age Art: A Modern Interpretation of the Prehistoric Mind
    Supervisors: Professor Clive Gamble, Dr William Davies
  • 11:45 – Sarah COXON : Still using the C word: The Case of the Belegiš
    Supervisors: Dr Jo Sofaer, Dr Alison Gascoigne
  • 12:00 – Joana VALDEZ-TULLETT: Unbounded Atlantic Rock Art – a cross-border socio-cultural investigation
    Supervisor: Andrew Jones
  • 12:15 – Vasko DEMOU: Performing ‘Sub/Liminal Ethnographies’
    Supervisors: Professor Yannis Hamilakis, Professor Tim Champion
  • 12:30 – Question and Answer Session
  • 12:40 – 13:25 – Lunch

 

Session 4: 13:25 to 14:20 – Architectural Space and Lived Landscape

Chair: Matthew Harrison

  • 13:25 – Maria Cristina BIELLA: Giving voice to an ancient pre-Roman City: the case of Falerii Veteres
    Supervisor: Professor Simon Keay
  • 13:40 – Isobel PINDER : The relationship between Roman city walls and urban space
    Supervisors: Professor Simon Keay, Dr Graeme Earl
  • 13:55 – Cartriona COOPER: Using Acoustics to Explore Lived Experience at Late Medieval Sites
    Supervisors: Dr Graeme Earl, Dr Alison Gascoigne
  • 14:10 – Question and Answer Session
  • 14:20 – 14:35 – Break

Session 5: 14:35 to 15:30 – Ownership and Display

Chair: Jude Jones

  • 14:35 – Chris ELMER: Engaging Archaeology
    Supervisor: Professor Stephanie Moser
  • 14:50 – Elizabeth NORTON: John Lubbock: A Snapshot of Collecting at the British Museum
    Supervisors: Professor Clive Gamble, Dr J. D. Hill , Dr Yvonne Marshall
  • 15:05 – Becky PEACOCK: After the literature – What is actually happening?
    Supervisors: Professor Stephanie Moser, Dr Louise Revell
  • 15:20 – Peter BRUGGER: 3D rapid prototyping of archaeology within a museum – would there be a benefit?
    Supervisor: Professor Stephanie Moser
  • 15:35 – Question and Answer Session
  • 15:45 – 16:00 – Break

Session 6: 16:00 to 17:10 – Innovation in Method and Theory

Chair: Dr Marta Diaz-Guardamino

  • 16:00 – Damien CAMPBELL-BELL: Justifying Uniformitarianism: Perception and the archaeological record
    Supervisors: Dr David Wheatley, Dr Fraser Sturt
  • 16:15 – Tom FRANKLAND: Trends and future developments in the design of digital technologies for fieldwork
    Supervisors: Dr Enrico Costanza, Dr Graeme Earl, Dr. Paul Reilly
  • 16:30 – Terhi NURMIKKO: Ontological representation of the narrative in Sumerian literary compositions
    Supervisors: Dr Graeme Earl, Dr Nicholas Gibbins , Dr Jacob Dahl (Oxford)
  • 16:45 – Richard CHUANG: Flogging a Dead Horse? – a case study on Discriminating Romano Britain Domestic Equines using existing methods
    Supervisor: Dr Jacobo Weinstock
  • 17:00 – Question and Answer Session
  • 17:10 – Finish and Wine Reception – venue tbc

Friday, 24 May 2013 – Building 65, Lecture Theatre B

Session 1: 09:00 to 10:10 – Come Sail Away

Chair: Dr Lucy Blue

  • 09:00 – Martin Roderick STEAD: Environmental factors in the development of Philippine indigenousboats
    Supervisors: Dr Lucy Blue, Dr Jesse Ransley
  • 09:15 – Benedict HEANEY: Small Boat Technology
    Supervisors: Dr Fraser Sturt, Dr Julian Whitewright , Professor Jon Adams
  • 09:30 – Amelia ASTLEY: The taphonomy of historic wreck sites
    Supervisors: Dr Justin Dix, Dr Fraser Sturt, Dr Charlie Thompson
  • 09:45 – Denise REMPEL: Lake Mareotis: A reconsideration of Egyptian maritime history in the GrecoRoman period
    Supervisor: Dr Lucy Blue
  • 10:00 – Question and Answer Session
  • 10.10-10.25 — Break

Session 2: 10:25 to 11:35 – Modelling the Past

Chair: Eleonora Gandolfi

  • 10:25 – Doug COWIE: Developing a system for integrating Bayesian dates into ArcGIS
    Supervisor: Dr David Wheatley
  • 10:40 – Iza ROMANOWSKA: Modelling for hypotheses testing: the dispersal case study
    Supervisor: TBC
  • 10:55 – Matthew HARRISON: Growing a Medieval City
    Supervisors: Dr Alison Gascoigne, Dr Graeme Earl
  • 11:10 – Dave POTTS: Walking the Network: a trip through a maze of twisty Roman Transport Routes by Rules
    Supervisors: Dr David Wheatley, Dr Graeme Earl
  • 11:25 – Question and Answer Session
  • 11:35 – 11:50 – Break

Session 3: 11:50 to 12:45 – Engage Me

Chair: Emilie Sibbesson

  • 11:50 – Helen STEFANOPOLOUS: Local Identities in Athens- the Omnipresent Past and its Alternative Narratives: The Case of Philopappou Hill and the Historical Neighbourhoods of Plaka, Makrygianni and Monastiraki
    Supervisor: Professor Yannis Hamilakis, Dr Yvonne Marshall
  • 12:05 Nicole BEALE: We ‘like’ Archaeology: Evaluating the potential of social media for community archaeology
    Supervisors: Dr Yvonne Marshall, Dr. Graeme Earl, Dr Silke Roth
  • 12:20 – Javier PEREDA: New Online Museum – How to Enhance Engagement with Online Museum Content
    Supervisors: Dr Leif Isaksen, Dr Yuanyuan Yin, Dr Graeme Earl
  • 12:35 – Question and Answer Session
  • 12:45 – 13:30 – Lunch

Session 4: 13:30 to 14:25 – The Body

Chair: Sarah Inskip

  • 13:30 – Lucy SHIPLEY: Powerful Pots: User Experience and Ceramic Skills in Etruria
    Supervisors: Dr Yvonne Marshall; Professor Simon Keay
  • 13:45 – Carolyn FELTON: Vertebral Degeneration and Morphology is there a link?
    Supervisor: Dr Jo Sofaer
  • 14:00 – Ellie WILLIAMS: From Fresh Cadaver to Skeletal Matter: Text, practice and the Cluniac deathcourse
    Supervisors: Dr Jo Sofaer, Dr Sonia Zakrzewski
  • 14:15 – Question and Answer Session
  • 14:22 – 14:40 – Break

Session 5: 14:40 to 15:35 – Identity and the Dead

Chair: Roderick Stead

  • 14:40 – Brittany HILL: Investigating the co-burial: the human-animal connection
    Supervisors: Professor Yannis Hamilakis, Dale Serjeantson
  • 14:55 – Chiara BOTTURI: Old and new perspectives towards funerary evidence
    Supervisors: Professor Simon Keay, Dr Graeme Earl
  • 15:10 – Christopher J KERNS: In the Shadow of the Past: Exploring the spatial structures and connections between Chambered cairns and Settlements during the Neolithic in Orkney
    Supervisors: Dr Josh Pollard, Dr Sturt Fraser
  • 15:25 – Question and Answer Session
  • 15:35 – 15:50 – Break

Session 6: 15:50 to 16:45 – Technological Change and Innovation

Chair: Professor Clive Gamble

  • 15:50 – Peter CAMPBELL: Innovation in the Archaeological Record: Apples to Apples, Gorilla Suits, and Thomas Kuhn
    Supervisors: Dr Lucy Blue, Professor Simon Keay
  • 16:05 – Lucie BOLTON: Simple Prepared Cores in Britain
    Supervisors: Dr John McNabb, Dr William Davies
  • 16:20 – Kristen HEASLEY: Neanderthal Raw Material Economy in the Late Middle Palaeolithic of
    Northeast Italy
    Supervisors: Dr William Davies, Professor Clive Gamble
  • 16:35 – Question and Answer Session
  • 16:45 – 17:00 – Closing Remarks

17:00 – 18:00 – Keynote Address by Professor Chris Stringer


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