Lecturer in Landscape Archaeology

BA, PhD (Dunelm.)

Tel: 0116 223 1804

Email: jt38@le.ac.uk

Jeremy Taylor took both his BA and PhD degrees at the University of Durham, and then worked as a research associate for Durham and Historic Scotland. He subsequently moved to Leicester to take up a Leverhulme Research Fellowship at the School in 1999 before being appointed as a Lecturer in Archaeology in 2001. 

Research

• Research interests
• Publications

Teaching

Selected Recent Publications

Taylor J. (2007) An Atlas of Roman Rural Settlement in England. London: CBA Research Report 151.

Taylor J. The survey and the Excavated sequences, in Millett M (ed.) 2006. Survey and Excavation of a Roman Roadside Settlement at Shiptonthorpe, East Yorkshire. Oxford: Oxbow. Yorkshire Archaeological Society Monograph 5., 7-74. 

Taylor J. 2006. The Roman Period, in NJ Cooper (ed.) The Archaeology of the East Midlands: An Archaeological resource Assessment and Research Agenda. University of Leicester, 137-60.

Eastaugh EJH and Taylor J. 2005. Geophysical survey of the Dorset Palaeoeskimo site at Point Riche, Newfoundland. In T Bell and MAP Renouf, Humans on the Landscape: Interdisciplinary studies at Port au Choix. Journal of Newfoundland and Labrador Studies 20:1, 157-73. ISSN 0823-1737.

Keay S, Millett M, Poppy S, Taylor J and Terrenato N. 2004. New approaches to Urbanism in the Tiber Valley. In H Patterson (ed.) Bridging the Tiber. Approaches to Regional Archaology in the Middle Tiber Valley. Archaeological Monograph of the British School at Rome 13, 223-36.