Biography
- BA in Classics, University of Cambridge, 2013
- MSc in Archaeological Computing: GIS and Spatial technologies, University of Southampton, 2014
- Geophysics Research Assistant at the British School at Rome, 2015-2016
Research
My PhD research looks to explore continuity and change between the Late Iron Age and Roman periods on the Yorkshire Wolds, utilising a range of remote sensing techniques to investigate evolving rural settlement patterns, land use and division. In addition to employing an extensive aerial photographic study of this landscape, this research project is also heavily engaged in developing innovative geophysical prospection data collection methods.
- Prehistoric Britain
- Roman Britain
- Landscape approach to social, economic and cultural change
- Remote Sensing in Archaeology
Key Publications
Key publications:
| [1] | Cousins, E., Maw, E. and Millett, M. (2017) ‘The Rudston villa and its landscape revisited’, in Ferreby, R., Johnson, P., Millett, M. and Wallace, L. (2017) Thwing, Rudston and the Roman-period exploitation of the Yorkshire Wolds. Leeds: Yorkshire Archaeological Report. |
| [2] | Fassbinder, J.W.E., Becker, F. and Maw, E. (2012) ‘Ein vorgeschichtlicher Brandopferplatz auf dem Rollenberg bei Hoppingen’ in Das archäologische Jahr in Bayern, Bayerisches Landesamt für Denkmalpflege. |
Teaching and Supervisions
Teaching:
I direct fieldwork in Yorkshire, teaching both undergraduate and graduate students magnetometry data collection and post-processing techniques.
Research supervision:
Supervisors: Prof. Martin Millett
Advisors: Prof. Charles French, Prof. Dominic Powlesland
Other Professional Activities
- Excavation supervisor and Geophysicist for the British Museum's Naukratis Project, Egypt.
- Excavation supervisor for the British Museum's Pantanello Project, Italy.
