Departments > --Archaeology

People

Barry Cunliffe

Professor

Christopher Gosden

Professor, Chair of European Archaeology

Helena Hamerow

Professor, University Lecturer in European Archaeology (Early Medieval)

Zena Kamash

Lecturer at Magdalen College and Research Assistant to the Professor of European Archaeology (Institute of Archaeology)

Gary Lock

Professor of Archaeology

Megan Price

Research Associate

Greg Votruba

D.Phil Student

Projects

Beazley Archive Online Databases

Classics Faculty, Dr Peter Stewart - British Academy, Monument Trust, Bavarian Academy

Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Buckets

Archaeology, Helena Hamerow - Marc Fitch Fund, Society of Antiquaries, Institute of Archaeology, Oxford

H.M.J. Underhill Archive

Archaeology, Deborah Harlan and Megan Price - Various

Novum Inventorium Sepulchrale - Kentish Anglo-Saxon graves and grave-goods in the Sonia Hawkes archive

Archaeology, Helena Hamerow - AHRC, Römisch-Germanische Kommission

Pichnavi

Archaeology, Michael Vickers - British Academy, British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara, and others

South Cadbury Environs Project

Archaeology, Gary R. Lock - University of Bristol, Leverhulme Trust, AHRB

Technologies of Enchantment: Early Celtic Art in Britain

Archaeology, Christopher Gosden, John Mack, University of East Anglia (Co-Investigator) - AHRC

Events

1 Mar
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Is Digital Cultural Heritage more elitist than democratic?

An interdisciplinary discussion with Dr Jacob Dahl (Oriental Studies), Professor Mark Graham (Oxford Internet Institute) and Dr Emma Cunliffe (Endangered Archaeology).
Lecture Theatre, Radcliffe Humanities, Woodstock Road, Oxford
15 Oct
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Mixing it up: Understanding and using mixed methods research in social sciences

This is an accredited online course for researchers interested in mixed methods.
Online

Lectures

2 May
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Research Uncovered—A rock and a hard place: creating the Online Corpus of Inscriptions of Ancient North Arabia

Event Speaker: Daniel Burt
Centre for Digital Scholarship, Weston Library

Talks

19 Jan
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Research Uncovered: Alistair Paterson on Visualizing Australian Rock Art and Archaeological Heritage

This paper previews the types of techniques being used by Australian archaeologists and collaborators in a range of study areas.
Centre for Digital Scholarship, Weston Library

Workshops

26 Nov
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Don't Waste Space: how GIS can aid Digital Humanities research

This talk will examine the role of space and GIS in the Digital Humanities, including both potentials and pitfalls, and provide an introduction which should help you begin to understand how GIS could aid your own research.
Digital Humanities Network Session, Colin Matthew Room, Radcliffe Humanities (ground floor), Woodstock Road