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Minoan Cyclopean Mountain-Sites and their Fields |
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Topographical/archaeological investigations on the mountainous slopes south of Agios Nikolaos, north east Crete, have provided evidence that there existed over 300 so-called isolated Minoan sites in use between the Protopalatial and the end of the Neopalatial period (ca. 1900-1650 BC). |
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From Jordan to Spain: Neolithic Farming and the Value of Hands-On Research |
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The primary goal of my Ph.D. dissertation research is to examine the ways in which large-scale cultural transformations were enacted at the local level as formative processes in the construction of prehistoric daily life. |
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Archaeobotanical remains and their relationship to the economy and taphonomy of crannogs |
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My principal research interests lie in the field of crannogs. Crannogs are Scottish settlement forms that are similar to European lake dwellings yet which display many differences in their structure and period of occupation. |
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Aksumite cultures of northern Ethiopia in their ecological context |
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My doctoral research addresses the environmental history of the Kingdom of Aksum (c. 150 BC – AD 700) in the northern Ethiopian highlands by exploring the development of land use patterns during the last 2000 years as a way to provide an historical perspective for programmes of sustainable agriculture and natural resources management. |
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A study of genetic variation within tetraploid wheats in South West Europe and North Africa |
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The aims of my project are to study the distribution of genetic markers in Triticum turgidum populations in the Iberia Peninsula and North Africa and to determine how informative this distribution pattern can be about past events such as the initial spread of agriculture during the Neolithic in these areas. |
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