Our Previous Research Projects
Besides our current research projects the School of Archaeology & Ancient History staff at Leicester have been involved in a number of completed major field and research projects in recent years, in different parts of the world. Below is a selection of these projects, including our leading role in the discovery and identification of Richard III:
Addressing the Invisible: Recycling, Glass and Technological Practice in the 1st Millennium AD
Ad Novas - Cesenatico, Archaeological Research Project
British and Irish Prehistory in their European Context
Cultural Heritage and Peacebuilding
The Cultured Rainforest Project
Hoarding in Iron Age and Roman Britain
The Impact of Diasporas on the Making of Britain: evidence, memories, inventions
Landlord Villages of the Tehran Plain
The Nile in the Western Imagination
People and Spaces in Roman military bases
Pompeian Houses and Households
(Re)dating Danebury Hillfort and Later Prehistoric Settlements in the Environs
Pseudo-Skylax - A 'Scientific' Geographer
Tracing Networks: Craft Traditions in the Ancient Mediterranean and Beyond
