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 | Name: Dr Justine Bayley Honorary Title: Honorary Associate Professor Email: j.bayley@ucl.ac.uk IoA staff nominator’s name and email address: Ian Freestone i.freestone@ucl.ac.uk (current); Mike Charlton from Jan 2024 m.charlton@ucl.ac.uk
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- Profile
IoA involvement:
Justine’s research interests are in non-ferrous metal and glass working of the last two millennia, focusing on the British Isles but set within a European context, and on the scientific analysis of Roman and medieval artefacts. She works with Ian Freestone and is a member of the Early Glass Technology Research Network (EGTRN).
Justine regularly teaches on ARCL2018 (Early Medieval Archaeology of Britain) for Andrew Reynolds, and on the IAMS Summer School organized by Mike Charlton. She informally advises a number of post-doctoral students at UCL and is actively discussing future collaborations with both Mike Charlton and Miljana Radivojevic. She has been editor of the journal Historical Metallurgy since 1990.
- Publications
Selected recent publications
Selected publications:
Bayley, J 2019 ‘Roman enamels and enamelling’, in J Bayley, I Freestone and C Jackson (eds), Glass of the Roman World, reprint edn. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 178-189.
Bayley, J, Starley, D and Wrathmell, S 2018 'Industrial Activity', in S Wrathmell (ed), Kirkstall Abbey Volume II: The Guest House Excavations, 1979-86, Yorkshire Archaeology 12. Leeds: West Yorkshire Archaeology Service, 171-192.
Bayley, J 2017 ‘Roman non-ferrous metalworking in southern Britain’, in D Bird (ed), Agriculture and industry in south-eastern Roman Britain. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 330-345.
Bayley, J 2017 ‘Lead sources in early medieval Britain’, in M Bompaire and G Sarah (eds) Mine, métal, monnaie. Melle. Les voies de la quantification de l’histoire monétaire du haut Moyen Âge. Geneva: Librairie Droz (Hautes Études Médiévales et Modernes 111), 55-67.
Bayley, J, Dungworth, D and Paynter, S 2015 Archaeometallurgy, 2nd edn revised by D Dungworth. London: Historic England. https://historicengland.org.uk/images-books/publications/ archaeometallurgy-guidelines-best-practice/heag003-archaeometallurgy-guidelines/
