Rannsachadh PhD o chionn ghoirid

Recent PhD research

Name Awarding University Thesis Title Date
Bishop, R. Durham University Mesolithic-Neolithic plant use in Scotland 2013
Best, J. Cardiff University Living in liminality: an osteoarchaeological investigation into the use of avian resources in North Atlantic Island environments. 2013
Copper, M. University of Bradford The same but better: understanding ceramic variation in the Hebridean Neolithic 2015
Grant, K. University of Glasgow ‘Mo Rùn am Fearann’ – ‘My Love is the Land’: Gaelic landscapes of the 18th and 19th centuries 2016
Piper, S. Durham University Lithic and Raw Material Variability in the Mesolithic of the Western Isles: Contextualising The Hybrid Industries of the Western Seaboard 2016
Thacker, M University of Edinburgh Constructing lordship in North Atlantic Europe: the archaeology of masonry mortars in the medieval and later buildings of the Scottish North Atlantic 2017
Law, M. Cardiff University Archaeology In The Western Isles: The Molluscan Evidence 2017
Blankshein, S. University of Southampton Transient trajectories: Modelling movement and connectivity in the Neolithic of the Outer Hebrides.  2019
Geddes, G. University of Edinburgh Landscape archaeology of St Kilda 2019
Evans, M. University of Durham Exploitation and Localised Environmental Change in the Mesolithic of Atlantic Europe. 2021
Barrowman, R. University of Glasgow  Loyalty, ‘localness’ and local identity in the archaeological record, with reference to work in the Isle of Lewis 2022
Maclean, M. University of Glasgow The Heart of Beyond: Prehistoric Mobility in the Hebrides. In progress
Manavian, S. University of Glasgow A Comparative Analysis of Viking Age Settlement in the Northern and Western Isles of Scotland. In progress
Bockute, A. University of Glasgow Arran and the Anthropocene: the value of a deep time perspective on landscape for new environmental futures In progress
Graham, E. University of Aberdeen Mitigating the impacts of environmental change on cultural heritage using drone-based survey techniques In progress
Ferrier, M. University of the Highlands and Islands Home, Hearth And Heritage – Exploring inter-disciplinary approaches for engaging with fragile, living heritage In progress
McCoy, H. University of Glasgow Thàine ‘s gun tàine feamainn (Come and come is seaweed): The Archaeology, history and heritage of Scotland’s Seaweed Industry, 1621-1932 In progress
Taylor, C. University of the Highlands and Islands Neolithic Narratives: examining storytelling methodologies, tools, and technologies for enriching visitor engagement with prehistory. In progress
Page, K. University of the Highlands and Islands The Deer Turn: reimagining nature and culture duality through human-red deer relations in Scotland’s archaeological past In progress
Table 4: Phds recent completions (since National ScARF) and ongoing