Recent PhD research

NameAwarding universityThesis titleDate
Turner, ValUniversity of StirlingForm and Function in Shetland: Prehistoric field systems2012
Doughton, LaurenUniversity of ManchesterA Most Curious Class of Small Cairn. Reinterpreting The Burnt Mounds Of Shetland2014
Murray, JennyUnveristy of St AndrewsLate Bronze Age and Iron Age pottery in the Shetland Isles: a synopsis of design, construction methods and typological trends.2016
Christie, ClaireUniversity of AberdeenFarming on the edge: Towards an understanding of the first farming societies of Shetland2018
Mason, Owain Scholma-University of EdinburghCeramics and regionality in the Highlands and Northern Isles of Scotland, 2500-1800BC2018
Blanz, MagdalenaUniversity of the Highlands and IslandsSeaweed as food and Fodder in the North Atlantic Islands2020
Sou, Li ZhongUniversity of BradfordVisualising the crucible of Shetland’s Broch Building: The role of digital documentation in supporting the active conservation and presentation of Shetland’s Heritage2021
Douglas, GavinUniversity of StirlingConservation of Archaeological structuresIn progress
Mccreadie, ScottUniversity of GlasgowChristianising Empty LandsIn progress
Murray, JennyUniversity of the Highlands and IslandsA Saint in Stone: The sign of the materiality of the cult of saints as evidenced in the cult of St Magnus the Martyr.In Progress
Rivers, AmberUniversity of the Highlands and IslandsBronze Age – Iron Age. Prehistoric heritage of woollen textiles in ScotlandIn progress
Estaroth, AnnaUniversity of the Highlands and IslandsThe role of dark and light skies during the Late Neolithic in Orkney and ShetlandIn progress
Henry, SandraUniversity of the Highlands and IslandsPrehistoric Seafaring in Scotland and IrelandIn progress
Farrah Skimani University of the Highlands and IslandsAn investigation of the impact of commercialisation on money circulation and trade in medieval and early modern Shetland.In progress
Chivers, Marc Leonard.University of the Highlands and Islands Shetland vernacular boats, 1500-2000.In progress

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