Tutor, Ambrose College
Research Interests:
Later prehistoric rock art and portable art in Europe; Bronze Age and Iron Age archaeology in Northern and Northwestern Europe; coastal and intertidal archaeology; human responses to environmental change.
I am currently a Researcher at the Institute of Archaeology and Research Fellow at Wolfson College, Oxford, where I manage the Celtic Coin Index Digital project and also run fieldwork on rock art sites in Sweden. I am also the Assistant Editor of Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society. Previously I was a Research Fellow at the Place, Evolution and Rock Art Heritage Unit at Griffith University (Australia) on the Australian Research Council Laureate project: Australian Rock Art History, Conservation and Indigenous Wellbeing. Prior to that, I was a researcher on the Leverhulme-funded project European Celtic Art in Context at the Institute of Archaeology, Oxford and a Junior Research Fellow at Wolfson College.
I completed my PhD in Archaeology at the University of Reading, for which I created a Scandinavian-wide GIS survey of prehistoric rock art and used this to discuss maritime rock art and human responses to environmental change. The monograph of this research was published in 2015 link. I have an MA Distinction in Maritime Archaeology from the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. Prior to my settlement in the UK, I worked at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (USA) in Conservation and Collections Management. I completed my BFA (University of California, Santa Cruz) and MFA (Tufts University, SMFA) in fine art, art history and museum studies.
University of Oxford
Postgraduate
2020-2020
Master of Arts - MA, By Resolution
University of Oxford
Doctoral
2009-2013
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Prehistoric Archaeology
University of Reading
Postgraduate
2007-2008
Master of Arts - MA, Maritime Archaeology
UCL
Researcher
University of Oxford
2018-Present
Research Fellow
Griffith University
2017-2018
Postdoctoral Researcher
University of Oxford
2015-2017
(PDF) Navigating Inland: Bronze Age Watercraft and the Lakes of Southern Sweden
(PDF) Introduction: Context, connections and scale
(PDF) Art in the Eurasian Iron Age Art: Context, Connections and Scale
(PDF) Meetings Between Strangers in the Nordic Bronze Age: The Evidence of Southern Swedish Rock Art
(PDF) Rock art and coastal change in Bronze Age Scandinavia
Interpretations of Footprints in the Bronze Age Rock Art of South Scandinavia | Request PDF
(PDF) Prehistoric Rock Art in Scandinavia: Agency and environmental change
(PDF) The Use and Reuse of Stone Circles: Fieldwork at Five Scottish Monuments and its Implications
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