Kris LOCKYEAR - B.A., M.Sc., Ph.D.

• Lecturer
• Course Co-ordinator: ARCL1002 Introduction to Roman archaeology
• Course Co-ordinator: ARCL1006 Introduction to Archaeological Field Methods and Techniques
• Course Co-ordinator: ARCL2031 Advanced field techniques
• Course Co-ordinator: ARCL2001 Roman Coinage
• Course Co-ordinator: ARCL3065 Selected topics in the archaeology of the Later Roman Empire
• Course Co-ordinator: ARCLG021 Archaeological computing and statistics
• Kris jointly teaches: ARCL2004 History and Archaeology of Roman Britain

Research Interests:

Iron age and Roman archaeology and numismatics particularly in Romania and Eastern Europe. Nationalism, ethnicity and cultural identity; statistics, computing and publication.

Recent Publications

Collaborations:

Recently organised the 24th Annual Meeting of Computer Applications in Archaeology with Virgil Mihailescu-Birliba of the Institute of Archaeology in Iasi, Romania.

Undertook archaeometallurgical analysis of Roman Republican denarii from Romania in collaboration with Dr Matt Ponting, now of the Fitch Laboratory, Athens, and Dr Gh. Poenaru-Bordea of the Institute of Archaeology 'Vasile Parvan' in Bucharest, Romania.

Currently in a major project on the site of Noviodunum, Tulcea, Romania with Adrian Popescu (Institutul de Arheologie Vasile Parvan, Bucharest) and Timothy J. T. Sly (Dept. of Archaeology, University of Southampton).

Was also involved in the British Academy funded Celtic Inscribed Stones Project.

Educational Background

• 1976-1983 The Howard School, Welwyn Garden City.
• 1984-1987 St Aidan's College, University of Durham BA (Hons) Archaeology.
• 1988-1989 University of Southampton MSc (Archaeological Science, archaeological computing)
• 1990-1996 Institute of Archaeology, University College London PhD: "Multivariate Money. A statistical analysis of Roman Republican coin hoards with special reference to material from Romania" [online]

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