Project Directors
Collaborating institutions and Project members
Financial and logistical Support
Research Aims
The Lismore landscape project will provide a
multi-period digital analysis of the changing environment
and socio-political configuration of the island and from
the first human occupation until modern times,
concentrating on the period 1000 BC--1000 AD, through a
series of inter-related methods.
- Examination of the ancient environment,
co-ordinated by Dr Rupert Housley
- Aerial, geophysical, topographical and surface
survey
- Selective excavation
Current results
The results of the desk-top assessment were presented
at the Archaeological
Research in Progress conference for West central
Scotland (jointly organised by the Council for Scottish
Archaeology and the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland)
in Glasgow on 25th May, 2002.
Desktop assessment [PDF]
2002 season (survey):
Redhouse, D. I., Anderson, M. Cockerell, T. Gilmour, S.
Housley, R. Malone, C. and Stoddart, S. 2002. Power in
Context: The Lismore Landscape project. Antiquity
76 (294) (PDF).
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