Department of Archaeology

McBurney Laboratory

PhD and MPhil titles for McBurney lab members past and present

• Arroyo-Kalin, M. Forthcoming. Steps towards an Ecology of Landscape: Geoarchaeological Investigations in the Central Amazon region, Amazonas, Brazil PhD thesis, University of Cambridge.
• Arroyo-Kalin, M. 1999. Earth, Karst and Fire. An investigation of the Palaeolithic combustion features and remains from the site of Pupicina Pec, Croatia. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Ayala, G. Forthcoming. Landscape/Land use change in north central Sicily: a geoarchaeological approach. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge.
• Ayala, G. 1998. The Metapontine Plain from the Neolithic to the Early Iron Age. Unpublished Masters thesis, Università di Roma, La Sapienza.
• Becu, B. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Boivin, N. 2001. 'Archaeological science as anthropology': Space, time and materiality in rural India and the ancient past. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge.
• Boivin, N. 1996. The micromorphological analysis of a Hellenistic to Roman period occupation sequence from the Souks site in Beirut, Lebanon. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Coyle, B. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• French, C. A. I. 1983. An environmental study of the soil, sediment and molluscan evidence associated with prehistoric monuments on river terrace gravels in north-west Cambridgeshire. PhD thesis, University of London.
• Goodman, M. Forthcoming. Andean terrace agriculture and sustainability. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge.
• Goodman, M. 1994. Soil Micromorphology and Houses: Interpretations of Samples from a pre-Roman Iron Age/Romano-British Structure at Chatteris, England. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Hart, A.-M. Forthcoming. Iron oxide: a sensitive indicator for preservation of archaeological sites. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge.
• Hart, A.-M. 2001. The effect of groundwater table on iron movements in buried soils: a case study of the lower Great Ouse at Over, Cambridgeshire, England. MPhil Dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Kousoulakou, M. 1997. Problems of Identifying Infilling Processes in Sunken-floored Buildings: A Case Study from Botai, Kazakhstan. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Lewis, H. 1998. The characterisation and interpretation of ancient tillage practices through soil micromorphology: a methodological study. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge.
• Lewis, H. 1991. The influence of soil frost action on artifact displacement in temperate, boreal and arctic regions: a review and experimental study. MSc dissertation, University of Sheffield.
• Marsh, P. 1998. Formation processes in 'Dark Earth'. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Matthews, W. 1992. The micromorphology of occupational sequences and the use of space in a Sumerian city. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge.
• Milek, K. Forthcoming. Viking Age Scandinavian houses in the North Atlantic region: a geoarchaeological approach to the interpretation of social space. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge.
• Milek, K. 1996. The micromorphology of medieval occupation sequences: natural and cultural contributions to site formation at Forehill, Ely, Cambridgeshire. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Pittman, B. Forthcoming. PhD dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Pittman, B. 2000. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Semple, M. Forthcoming. Pursuing identity: Constructing northern Mesopotamian households, 4th to 2nd millennia B. C. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge.
• Semple, M. 2001. Re-populating the Dark Ages: post-Akkadian and post-Assyrian Mesopotamia. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Tung, B. 2000. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.
• Wallace, G. 2000. A microscopic view of Neolithic lakeside villages on the northern rim of the European Alps. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge.
• Wallace, G. 1995. The investigation of the faunal record from late Neolithic midden deposits at Etton Landscape: refuge habitats in a lowland floodplain. MPhil dissertation, University of Cambridge.