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Biography

Tim is a prehistorian with a strong international public profile. He leads research projects and publishes widely on the archaeology of early farming communities in northwest Europe, and on archaeological resource management. He has undertaken pioneering research into the history and development of Stonehenge and other related Neolithic monuments. His research takes him to many parts of Europe, and he has directed projects in Germany, Russia, Greece, Malta, England, Wales, and the Isle of Man in order to answer key questions: Why were ceremonial monuments first constructed? What role did material culture such as pottery and stone play in the lives of Neolithic communities? And what symbolic meanings did particular materials have for those who selected and used them? The central issue here is how people understood, structured, and occupied the landscapes they created for themselves. It is an issue that also has contemporary relevance and informs his research into the role of the past in shaping places and people’s lives today...

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Research

My research focuses on two main themes. First, is the Neolithic of northwest Europe, the era of the first farmers between 5000 and 2000 BC, and in particular the early development, use, and meaning of monumental architecture such as the long barrows, enclosures and stone temples that these communities built. Second, is archaeological resource management, especially the role of the tangible and intangible heritage as sources of social capital, cultural enrichment, personal well-being, and the social construction of knowledge.

Both themes are explored through a series of connected projects that include collaborations with other research institutions at home and abroad, partnerships with professional and governmental bodies, and teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level.

Current Projects on the Neolithic of northwest Europe include: Monumentality within the Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage Site, Wiltshire, UK; Strumble-Preseli Ancient Communities and Environment Study, Pembrokeshire, UK; Excavations at the Sisters Long Barrow as part of the Wiggold Prehistoric Landscapes Project, Gloucestershire, UK; Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man; Malta Temples Landscape Project, Malta; and First Monuments and Social Differentiation, Mecklenburg, Germany.

Current and recent projects in archaeological resource management include: Archaeological Investigations Project, England; Dynamic modelling of archaeological deposits and their spatial and intellectual representation; Conservation and management of rock-art sites in England; Human Henge project and work on heritage and well-being; and understanding the Newark Earthworks, Ohio, USA.

Favourites

  • Darvill, T., Barrass, K., Drysdale, L., Heaslip, V. and Staelens, Y., 2022. Historic landscapes and mental well-being.
  • Darvill, T., Barrass, K., Constant, V., Milner, E. and Russell, B., 2019. Archaeology in the PPG16 Era: Investigations in England 1990-2010. Oxford: Oxbow Books Limited.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. Houses of the holy: Architecture and meaning in the structure of stonehenge, Wiltshire, UK. Time and Mind, 9 (2), 89-121.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. Roads to Stonehenge: A prehistoric healing centre and pilgrimage site in southern Britain. In: Ranft, A. and Schenkluhn, W., eds. Kulturstraßen als Konzept. 20 Jahre Straße der Romani. Regensburg: Schell & Steiner, 155-166.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. Beyond Newark: prehistoric ceremonial centres and their cosmologies. In: Jones, L. and Shiels, R.D., eds. The Newark Earthworks. Enduring monuments, contested meanings. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 129-150.
  • Ard, V. and Darvill, T., 2015. Revisiting old friends: The production, distribution and use of peterborough ware in Britain. Oxford Journal of Archaeology, 34 (1), 1-31.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2014. Beyond stonehenge: Carn menyn quarry and the origin and date of bluestone extraction in the preseli hills of south-west Wales. Antiquity, 88 (342), 1099-1114.
  • Darvill, T. and Andrews, K., 2014. Polychrome pottery from the later Neolithic of the Isle of Man. Cambridge Archaeological Journal, 24 (3), 531-541.
  • Open-Air Rock-Art Conservation and Management: State of the art and future perspectives. New York & Abingdon: Routledge.
  • Darvill, T., 2014. Rock and soul: humanizing heritage, memorializing music and producing places. World Archaeology, 46 (3), 462-476.
  • Darvill, T., 2013. Dark sides of the moon: life, death, ritual and regional identity in Britain c. 1600 BC. In: Meller, H., Bertemes, F., Bork, H.-R. and Risch, R., eds. 1600 – Kultureller Umbruch im Schatten des Thera-Ausbruchs? 4 Mitteldeutscher Archäologentag vom 14 bis 16 Oktober 2011 in Halle (Salle). Halle (Saale): Landesmuseums für Vorgeschichte Halle, 577-593.
  • Darvill, T., 2013. Fifty shades of red: The basic colour category red in the monuments and material culture of Neolithic and Bronze Age communities in Atlantic Northwest Europe. In: Meller, H., Wunderlich, C.-H. and Knoll, F., eds. Rot – Die Archäologie bekennt Farbe. 5 Mitteldeutscher Archäologentag vom 04 bis 06 Oktober 2012 in Halle (Salle). Halle (Saale): Landesmuseums für Vorgeschichte Halle (Saale), 229-241.
  • Darvill, T., Marshall, P., Parker Pearson, M. and Wainwright, G., 2012. Stonehenge remodelled. Antiquity, 86 (334), 1021-1040.
  • Darvill, T., 2011. Excavations at a Neolithic Enclosure on The Peak, near Birdlip, Gloucestershire. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society (London), 77, 139-204.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Prehistoric Britain.. London: Routledge.
  • Darvill, T., 2006. Stonehenge. The biography of a landscape. Stroud: History Press.

Journal Articles

  • Ciborowski, T.J.R., Nash, D.J., Darvill, T., Chan, B., Parker Pearson, M., Pullen, R., Richards, C. and Anderson-Whymark, H., 2024. Local and exotic sources of sarsen debitage at Stonehenge revealed by geochemical provenancing. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 53.
  • Darvill, T., 2023. Times they are a-changin': A response to Magli and Belmonte. Antiquity, 97 (393), 752-754.
  • Wright, D., Clark, G., Thomas, E.J., Wickman, S.J. and Darvill, T., 2023. Archaeology of powerful stones in the Australia-Pacific region: an Introduction. Archaeology in Oceania, 58 (1), 1-4.
  • Sams, H., Heaslip, V. and Darvill, T., 2023. "Finding the Orphaned Irish Parts of Me" at the New Cut: Defining Self-Identity Through Encountering an Archaeological Site. AHM CONFERENCE 2023: DIASPORIC HERITAGE AND IDENTITY, 23-30.
  • Darvill, T., 2022. Mythical rings? Waun Mawn and Stonehenge Stage 1. Antiquity, 96 (390), 1515-1529.
  • Thomas, R. and Darvill, T., 2022. Finding nothing. An archaeological success story. British Archaeology, 44-49.
  • Behrens, A. and Darvill, T., 2022. Barrow cemeteries in the Neolithic of north-western Europe. The case of Western Mecklenburg (Germany). Materialy Zachodniopomorskie, 17, 125-162.
  • Thomas, R. and Darvill, T., 2022. What haven't we found? Recognising the value of negative evidence in archaeology. Antiquity, 96 (388), 955-967.
  • Darvill, T., 2022. Keeping time at Stonehenge. Antiquity, 96 (386), 319-335.
  • Darvill, T., 2022. Stonehenge mean time: Synchronising polity and cosmology. Antiqvvs, 4 (2), 9-14.
  • Darvill, T., 2022. Figures in the Rock? Experiencing the Avebury Cove at the Midsummer Sunrise. Journal of Skyscape Archaeology, 8 (2), 279-290.
  • Darvill, T., 2022. Archaeology, heritage, and wellbeing: authentic, powerful and therapeutic engagement with the past. ANTIQUITY.
  • Nash, D.J., Darvill, T. et al., 2021. Petrological and geochemical characterisation of the sarsen stones at Stonehenge. PLoS ONE, 16 (8 August).
  • Merrony, M. and Darvill, T., 2021. Barrows, Bluestones, and the secrets of Stonehenge. Mark Merrony interviews Timothy Darvill about his extraordinary career in prehistoric archaeology. Antiqvvs, 3 (3), 13-18.
  • Darvill, T., 2021. Opinion: A most ambitious conservation project. Tunnels and Tunnelling International, April 2021, 29-30.
  • Tabor, R., Darvill, T., Barrass, K. and Pitman, D., 2021. Prehistoric ceramics and associated radiocarbon dates from the hinterland of South Cadbury, Somerset, England: Part 1: Chronological framework and character of the Early Neolithic to Late Bronze Age pottery. Proceedings of the Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society for ..., 163, 1.
  • Darvill, T. and Speith, N., 2020. Jochen Holger Schutkowski Biological Anthropologist Specializing in Scientific Studies to Reconstruct Diet, Disease, and Mobility in Ancient Populations. Bulletins et Memoires de la Societe d'Anthropologie de Paris, 32 (3-4), 195-197.
  • Nash, D.J., Ciborowski, J.R.T., Stewart Ullyott, J., Pearson, M.P., Darvill, T., Greaney, S., Maniatis, G. and Whitaker, K.A., 2020. Origins of the sarsen megaliths at Stonehenge. Science Advances, 6 (31).
  • Darvill, T., 2020. Neue wege in die zukunft. Antike Welt, 51 (6.20), 67-73.
  • Heaslip, V., Hind, M., Darvill, T., Staelens, Y. et al., 2020. Locating oneself in the past to influence the present: Impacts of Neolithic landscapes on mental health well-being. Health and Place, 62.
  • Darvill, T., 2020. When worlds collide. Journal of Skyscape Archaeology, 6 (2), 261-264.
  • Darvill, T., 2019. Listening stones. Rockarticles, 21, 9-10.
  • Armstrong, K., Cheetham, P. and Darvill, T., 2019. Tales from the outer limits: Archaeological geophysical prospection in lowland peat environments in the British Isles. Archaeological Prospection, 26 (2), 91-101.
  • Darvill, T., 2018. Futures for Gloucestershire archaeology. Glevensis, 50, 5-7.
  • Darvill, T., 2017. The Neolithic Period. The Archaeological Journal, 174 (Supplement), 12-15.
  • Darvill, T., 2017. Ever decreasing circles. ANTIQUITY, 91 (357), 804-807.
  • Darvill, T., 2017. Geoffrey John Wainwright MBE. Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, 110, vii-viii.
  • Darvill, T., 2017. Obituary: Alan Saville. Transaction of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 134, 334-338.
  • Havard, T., Darvill, T. and Alexander, M., 2017. A Bronze Age Round Barrow Cemetery, Pit Alignments, Iron Age Burials, Iron Age Copper Working, and Later Activity at Four Crosses, Llandysilio, Powys. Archaeological journal, 174 (1), 1-67.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. Spirits in the sky. Journal of Skyscape Archaeology, 2 (2), 261-264.
  • Darvill, T. and Lüth, F., 2016. Avebury, Grossbritannien. Landschaftsarchäologische Betrachtungen. e-Forschungs Berichte, 2016 (1), 42-45.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. What's been going on? Archaeological investigations in England since 1990. The Archaeologist, 12-13.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. Obituary: Edward Godwin Price. Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 133, 298-300.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. Houses of the holy: Architecture and meaning in the structure of stonehenge, Wiltshire, UK. Time and Mind, 9 (2), 89-121.
  • Darvill, T., 2015. Grismond’s Tower, Cirencester, and the rise of springhead super-mounds in the Cotswolds and beyond. Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 132, 11-27.
  • Darvill, T., 2015. Willem Willems: An appreciation. Antiquity: a quarterly review of archaeology.
  • Ard, V. and Darvill, T., 2015. Revisiting old friends: The production, distribution and use of peterborough ware in Britain. Oxford Journal of Archaeology, 34 (1), 1-31.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2014. Beyond stonehenge: Carn menyn quarry and the origin and date of bluestone extraction in the preseli hills of south-west Wales. Antiquity, 88 (342), 1099-1114.
  • Lynch, F. and Darvill, T., 2014. Neolithic pottery from below Llanelwedd pillow mound. Archaeologia Cambrensis, 162, 232-235.
  • Darvill, T. and Andrews, K., 2014. Polychrome pottery from the later Neolithic of the Isle of Man. Cambridge Archaeological Journal, 24 (3), 531-541.
  • Darvill, T., 2014. Book review: Silbury Hill: The largest prehistoric mound in Europe. By J Leary. Landscapes, 15 (2), 172-173.
  • Darvill, T., Brockmann, G., Buffoni, A., Rassmann, K., Schafferer, G. and Vogel, R., 2014. Geophysical surveys at Cirencester Primary School Playing Field, Victoria Road, Cirencester, 2011. Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 131, 123-132.
  • Darvill, T., 2014. Book Review ‘Ancient Oracles: making the gods speak’ by Richard Stoneman. Time and Mind, 7 (3), 91-93.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2014. Stonehenge and Preseli. Exploring the Meaning of the bluestones. Current Archaeology, 18-25.
  • Darvill, T., 2014. Rock and soul: humanizing heritage, memorializing music and producing places. World Archaeology.
  • Darvill, T., 2014. Rock and soul: humanizing heritage, memorializing music and producing places. World Archaeology, 46 (3), 462-476.
  • Betsinger, T.K. and Scott, A.B., 2014. Governing from the Grave: Vampire Burials and Social Order in Post-medieval Poland. CAMBRIDGE ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL, 24 (3), 467-476.
  • Darvill, T., Lüth, F., Rassmann, K., Fischer, A. and Winkelmann, K., 2013. Stonehenge, Wiltshire, UK: High Resolution Geophysical Surveys in the Surrounding Landscape, 2011. European Journal of Archaeology, 16 (1), 63-93.
  • Darvill, T., Marshall, P., Parker Pearson, M. and Wainwright, G., 2012. Stonehenge remodelled. Antiquity, 86 (334), 1021-1040.
  • Darvill, T., Wainwright, G., Lüth, F. and Müller-Scheeßel, N., 2012. Strumble-Preseli Ancient Communities and Environment Study (SPACES): Seventh Report 2009–11. Archaeology in Wales, 51, 27-44.
  • Darvill, T., 2012. Book Review: ‘Landscape evolution in the middle Thames Valley: Heathrow Terminal 5 excavation volume 2’ By Framework Archaeology. Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society, 62, 284-287.
  • Darvill, T., Lüth, F., Rassmann, K., Fischer, A. and Winkelmann, K., 2012. Amesbury: Stonehenge Landscape. Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, 106, 291-292.
  • Darvill, T., 2012. Ampney Crucis, Happy Lands, Wiggold. Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 130, 307-308.
  • Darvill, T., 2012. Ampney Crucis and Baunton, Abbey Home Farm. Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 130, 308.
  • Bewley, B. and Darvill, T., 2011. Happy Lands Enclosure at Wiggold, Ampney Crucis, Gloucestershire. AARGnews, 43, 43.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2011. The Stones of Stonehenge. Current Archaeology, 21, 28-35.
  • Darvill, T., 2011. Book review: Creating prehistory: Druids, Ley Hunters and Archaeologists in post-war Britain by Adam Stout. Time and Mind, 4, 241-244.
  • Darvill, T., 2011. All things must pass. Current Archaeology, 21, 40-41.
  • Darvill, T., 2011. Ever-expanding antiquity. British Archaeology, 15.
  • Darvill, T., 2011. Excavations at a Neolithic Enclosure on The Peak, near Birdlip, Gloucestershire. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society (London), 77, 139-204.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Megaliths, monuments and materiality. jungsteinSITE.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Preservation by record. British Archaeology, 40-41.
  • Clucas, R., Darvill, T. and Kelly, A., 2010. Copper alloy bar-ingots from Ballacreggan Farm, Port St Mary. Proceedings of the Isle of Man Natural History and Antiquarian Society, 2 April 2007-March 2009, 12, 295-300.
  • Clucas, R., Darvill, T. and Kelly, A., 2010. Bronze chisel from Ballakilpheric, Rushen. Proceedings of the Isle of Man Natural History and Antiquarian Society, 12, 301-302.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2010. Stonehenge. Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, 103, 337.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Book review: The architecture of death: Neolithic chambered tombs in Wales. Time and Mind, 3, 327-330.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Book Review: 'Therapeutic landscapes' edited by Allison Williams. Time and Mind, 2, 371-374.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Everybody Must get Stones. Internet Archaeology, 26.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Expert Opinion: 'A phenomenology of landscape: places, paths and monuments' by Christopher Tilley in Canonical texts: are these the most influential books ever written? By Matthew Reisz. 23 April 2009. Times Higher Education Supplement, 1893, 34-35.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Linking fieldwork, theory and knowledge in teaching prehistoric archaeology. Research in Archaeological Education Journal, 1, 5-20.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Discussion: early prehistory. Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Report, 6, 68.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2009. Stonehenge excavations 2008. Antiquaries Journal, 89, 1-19.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Book Review: Stone Worlds: Narrative and Reflexivity in Landscape Archaeology, by Barbara Bender, Sue Hamilton & Chris Tilley, 2007. Walnut Creek (CA): Left Coast Press; ISBN 978-1-59874-218-3. Cambridge Journal of Archaeology, 19, 263-265.
  • Alexander, M., Darvill, T. and Hart, J., 2009. Blenheim Farm: Discussion. Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Report, 5, 54-66.
  • Darvill, T., Wainwright, G., Armstrong, K. and Ixer, R.A., 2009. Strumble-Preseli ancient communities and environment study (SPACES); Sixth report 2007-08. Archaeology in Wales, 48, 47-56.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Book Review: 'Prehistory: The making of the human mind' by Colin Renfrew. Current World Archaeology, 38, 63.
  • Darvill, T., 2008. Book Review: ‘Europe Between the Oceans 9000BC–AD1000’ by Barry Cunliffe.Yale University Press, 2008. Times Higher Education Supplement, 1858, 48.
  • Darvill, T., 2008. Public Archaeology: A European Perspective. , 406-434.
  • Darvill, T., 2008. Teaching Archaeology: Changing Patterns in UK Higher Education. The Archaeologist, 67, 37.
  • Darvill, T., 2008. UK Archaeology Benchmark Updated. Research in Archaeological Education Journal, 1.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2008. Beyond Stonehenge: Carn Meini and the Preseli Bluestones. Heritage in Wales / Etifeddiaeth y Cymry, 39, 15-19.
  • Darvill, T., 2008. Book Review: Going Over. The Mesolithic–Neolithic Transition in North-West Europe (Proceedings of the British Academy) edited by Alasdair Whittle and Vicki Cummings. OUP/British Academy, 2007. British Archaeology, 101, 55.
  • Darvill, T., 2008. Book Review: 'Investigations in Sanday, Orkney. Volume 1: Excavations at Pool' by John Hunter and 'Investigations in Sanday, Orkney. Volume 2. Tofts Ness' By Stephen Dockrill. Landscapes, 9, 93-95.
  • Darvill, T., 2008. Book Review: 'Chalkland: An archaeology of Stonehenge and its region' by Andrew Lawson. Prehistoric Society Book Reviews.
  • Darvill, T., Wainwright, G. and Driver, T., 2007. Among Tombs and Stones on Banc Du. British Archaeology, 92, 26-29.
  • Darvill, T., 2007. Research Frameworks for World Heritage Sites and the Conceptualization of Archaeological Knowledge. World Archaeology, 39, 436-457.
  • Darvill, T., Davies, R.V., Morgan Evans, D., Ixer, R.A. and Wainwright, G., 2007. Strumble-Preseli Ancient Communities and Environment Study (SPACES): Fifth Report 2006. Archaeology in Wales, 46, 100-107.
  • Darvill, T., 2007. Book Review: Fagan, B., 2007. Fish on Friday: feasting, fasting, and the discovery of the New World. Basic Books. Current World Archaeology, 3, 63.
  • Darvill, T., 2007. Book Review: Chippindale, C. Stonehenge Complete. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Society, 13, 224-225.
  • Darvill, T., 2007. Book Review: Peeters.J.H.H., 2007. Hoge Vaart-A27 in context: Towards a Model of Mesolithic – Neolithic Land use Dynamics as a Framework for Archaeological Heritage Management. Journal of Wetland Archaeology, 7, 109-110.
  • Darvill, T., 2007. Book Review: Benson, D., Whittle, A., 2007. Building Memories: The Neolithic Cotswold Long Barrow at Ascott-under-Wychwood, Oxfordshire. Antiquity, 81, 811-812.
  • Alexander, M., Darvill, T. and Hart, J., 2007. Prehistoric, Romano-British and Medieval remains at Blenheim Farm, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire: Excavations in 2004. Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Report, 5, 1-72.
  • Darvill, T., 2007. Stonehenge complete. JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, 13 (1), 224-225.
  • Darvill, T., 2007. Building memories: The neolithic Cotswold long barrow at ascott-under-wychwood Oxfordshire. ANTIQUITY, 81 (313), 811-812.
  • Darvill, T. and Staelens, Y., 2006. Postcard from Belesta. Current World Archaeology, December.
  • Darvill, T., 2006. Общественная Aрхеология Англии. Достояние поколений, 1, 36-45.
  • Collard, M., Darvill, T. and Watts, M., 2006. Ironworking in the Bronze Age? Evidence from a 10th Century BC Settlement at Hartshill Copse, Upper Bucklebury, West Berkshire. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 72, 367-421.
  • Darvill, T., 2006. Book Review: Symbols and Warriors: Images of the European Bronze Age, y Richard J Harrison with contributions by F Marco Simon.Bristol: Western Academic and Specialist Press, 2004. Antiquaries Journal, 86, 416-417.
  • Darvill, T., 2006. Book Review: R Bradley ‘Ritual and Domestic Life in Prehistoric Europe’. Current World Archaeology, 20, 58.
  • Darvill, T., 2006. Chairman’s Introduction. Cotswold Archaeology Annual Review 16 (2005), 16, 1-2.
  • Darvill, T. and O'Connor, B., 2005. The Cronk yn How Stone and the Rock Art of the Isle of Man. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 71, 283-331.
  • Darvill, T., 2005. Book Review: D Miles, S Palmer, G Lock, C Gosden, and A M Cromarty, ‘Uffington White Horse and its Landscape: investigations at White Horse Hill, Uffington, 1989-95, and Tower Hill, Ashbury, 1993-4’. Published for Oxford Archaeology by Oxford University School of Archaeology, 2003. Landscapes, 6, 113.
  • Darvill, T., 2005. Book Review: G Lucas, ‘The Archaeology of Time’.Routledge, 2005. Current World Archaeology, 14, 57.
  • Darvill, T., 2005. Chairman’s Introduction. Cotswold Archaeology Annual Review 15 (2004).
  • Darvill, T., 2005. Book Review: J Cotton and D Field (eds) ‘Towards a New Stone Age: Aspects of the Neolithic in south-east England’ Council for British Archaeology, 2004. CBA research report: no. 137. Surrey Archaeological Collections, 92, 301-303.
  • Darvill, T., Morgan Evans, D., Fyfe, R. and Wainwright, G., 2005. Strumble-Preseli Ancient Communities and Environment Study (SPACES): Fourth Report 2005. Archaeology in Wales, 45, 17-23.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Discussion - Period 1: Neolithic and Bronze Age. Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, 122, 85-87.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Chairman’s Introduction. Cotswold Archaeology Annual Review 14 (2003), 14, 2-4.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Book Review: Antiquaries: The Discovery of the Past in Eighteenth Century Britain by Rosemary Sweet, 2004, Hambledon and London. Current Archaeology, 195, 132.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Ironworking in Late Bronze Age Europe. Current Archaeology, 195, 139.
  • Darvill, T., Morgan Evans, D. and Wainwright, G., 2004. Strumble-Preseli Ancient Communities and Environment Study (SPACES): Third report 2004. Archaeology in Wales, 44, 104-109.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Book Review: Thomas F King ‘Thinking about Cultural Resource Management: essays from the edge’.AltaMira Press, c2002. European Journal of Archaeology, 7, 321-323.
  • Darvill, T., 2003. The historic environment, historic landscapes, and space-time-action models in landscape archaeology. , 106-120.
  • Darvill, T., Morgan Evans, D. and Wainwright, G., 2003. Strumble-Preseli Ancient Communities and Environment Study (SPACES): Second Report 2003. Archaeology in Wales, 43, 3-12.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2003. A Cup-Marked Stone from Dan-y-Garn, Mynachlog-Ddu, Pembrokeshire, and the Prehistoric Rock-Art from Wales. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 69, 253-264.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2003. Stone Circles, Oval Settings and Henges in South-West Wales and Beyond. Antiquaries Journal, 83, 9-46.
  • Cheetham, P., Darvill, T., Doonan, R.C.P. and Russell, B., 2003. Mann’s Landscape Revealed. Archaeologia Polona, 41, 137-140.
  • Russell, B. and Darvill, T., 2003. Geophysical Survey in the Archaeological Record: The Archaeological Investigations Project. Archaeologia Polona, 41, 261-262.
  • Darvill, T., 2003. Raising a Stone and a Smile. Discourse, Winter.
  • Darvill, T., 2003. Student Discoveries at Billown, Isle of Man. Discourse, Winter.
  • Darvill, T., 2003. Chairman’s Introduction. Cotswold Archaeology Annual Review 13 (2002), 2-3.
  • Darvill, T., 2002. It's Better to Dig than Dance: Archaeology Method and Theory in Antiquity 1927-2002. Antiquity, 76, 1094-1101.
  • Darvill, T. and Cheetham, P., 2002. Science Diary – Bournemouth. Current Archaeology, 181, 26-28.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2002. Strumble-Preseli Ancient Communities and Environment Study (SPACES): First Report 2002. Archaeology in Wales, 42, 17-28.
  • Markey, M., Wilkes, E.M. and Darvill, T., 2002. Poole Harbour: An Iron Age Port. Current Archaeology, 181, 7-11.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2002. SPACES – Exploring Neolithic Landscapes in the Strumble-Preseli Area of Southwest Wales. Antiquity, 76, 623-624.
  • Darvill, T., 2002. Billown [Comments on Radiocarbon Dates]. Archaeometry, 44, 42.
  • Darvill, T., 2002. Chairman’s Introduction. Cotswold Archaeology Annual Review 12 (2001), 12, 2-3.
  • Darvill, T., 2002. Student Discoveries at Billown, Isle of Man. Discourse, Summer.
  • Darvill, T., 2001. Value Systems in Archaeology and Heritage Management. Archäologisches Nachrichtenblatt, 6, 183-194.
  • Darvill, T., 2001. Chairman's Introduction. Cotswold Archaeological Trust Annual Review 11 (2000), 2-3.
  • Darvill, T., 2001. Book Review: Encyclopedia of Archaeology: The Great Archaeologists, edited by Tim Murrray. 1999. The Archaeologist, 42, 39.
  • Darvill, T., 2001. Book Review: Lucas, G., 2001. Critical Approaches to Fieldwork: contemporary and historical archaeological practice. Routledge. The Archaeologist, 42, 40.
  • Darvill, T., 2000. Collared urn fron pit 166 at Yr Allor. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 66, 269-272.
  • Darvill, T., 1999. The prehistoric archaeology of Ireland. ANTIQUITY, 73 (279), 232-233.
  • Darvill, T., 1999. The modern antiquarian: A premillennial odyssey through megalithic Britain. ANTIQUITY, 73 (279), 236-238.
  • Darvill, T., 1998. Vanishing river: Landscapes and lives of the Lower Verde Valley. The Lower Verde Archaeological Project. ANTIQUITY, 72 (278), 968-970.
  • Burrow, S. and Darvill, T., 1997. AMS dating of the Manx Ronaldsway neolithic. Antiquity, 71 (272), 412-419.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 1995. The Monuments at Risk Survey: An introduction. Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites, 1 (1), 59-62.
  • DARVILL, T. and WAINWRIGHT, G., 1994. THE MONUMENTS AT RISK SURVEY - AN INTRODUCTION. ANTIQUITY, 68 (261), 820-824.
  • Darvill, T., 1994. Value systems and the archaeological resource. International Journal of Heritage Studies, 1 (1), 52-64.
  • Darvill, T., 1994. Planning, tourism, and cultural landscapes. Tourism Recreation Research, 19 (2), 59-64.
  • DARVILL, T., GERRARD, C. and STARTIN, B., 1993. IDENTIFYING AND PROTECTING HISTORIC LANDSCAPES. ANTIQUITY, 67 (256), 563-574.
  • Benson, D.G., Darvill, T. et al., 1990. Excavations at Stackpole Warren, Dyfed. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 56, 179-245.
  • Darvill, T., 1989. Circulation of Neolithic Stone and Flint Axes: A Case Study from Wales and the Mid-West of England. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 55, 27-43.
  • Darvill, T., Saunders, A. and Startin, B., 1987. A question of national importance: Approaches to the evaluation of ancient monuments for the Monuments Protection Programme in England. Antiquity, 61 (233), 393-403.
  • Darvill, T., 1987. Archaeology in the uplands. ECOS: a Review of Conservation, 8 (4), 24-27.
  • Darvill, T. and Staelens, Y., 1985. A Cumbrian-type polished axe from Shropshire. Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies, 32, 260-267.
  • Darvill, T. and Mc Whirr, A., 1984. Brick and tile production in Roman Britain: Models of economic organisation. World Archaeology, 15 (3), 239-261.
  • Darvill, T.C., 1982. The megalithic chambered tombs of the Cotswold- Severn region: an assessment of certain architectural elements and their relation to ritual practice and Neolithic society. The megalithic chambered tombs of the Cotswold- Severn region: an assessment of certain architectural elements and their relation to ritual practice and Neolithic society..
  • Britnell, W., Darvill, T.C., Dresser, P.Q., Ehrenberg, M.R., Healey, E., Hillman, G., Keeley, H.C.M., Morgan, G.C., Northover, J.P. and Wilkinson, J.L., 1982. The Excavation of Two Round Barrows at Trelystan, Powys. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 48, 133-201.
  • DARVILL, T.C., 1980. COURT CAIRNS - REPLY. MAN, 15 (2), 375-377.
  • Darvill, T.C., 1979. Court cairns, passage graves and social change in Ireland. Man, 14 (2), 311-327.

Books

  • Darvill, T., Barrass, K., Drysdale, L., Heaslip, V. and Staelens, Y., 2022. Historic landscapes and mental well-being.
  • Darvill, T., 2021. The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Archaeology (Third edition). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
  • Darvill, T., Barrass, K., Constant, V., Milner, E. and Russell, B., 2019. Archaeology in the PPG16 Era: Investigations in England 1990-2010. Oxford: Oxbow Books Limited.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. A Research Framework for the Stonehenge, Avebury and Associated Sites World Heritage Site. Research Activity in the Stonehenge Landscape 2005-2012. Salisbury: Wessex Archaeology and Historic England.
  • Open-Air Rock-Art Conservation and Management: State of the art and future perspectives. New York & Abingdon: Routledge.
  • Andersen, A.H., Darvill, T. et al., 2014. Megalithic Routes. A Culture Route of the Council of Europe. Osnabruck: Megalithic Routes e.V.
  • Marshall, P., Darvill, T., Parker Pearson, M. and Wainwright, G., 2012. Stonehenge, Amesbury, Wiltshire. Chronological Modelling. Scientific Dating Report.. English Heritage.
  • Darvill, T., 2011. Prehistoric Gloucestershire: Forest and Vales and High Blue Hills. Stroud: Amberley Press.
  • The Book of Poole Harbour. Wimborne Minster: Dovecote Press.
  • Round mounds and monumentality in the British Neolithic and beyond. Oxford: Oxbow Books.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Prehistoric Britain second edition.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Prehistoric Britain.. London: Routledge.
  • The Book of Poole Harbour. Wimborne Minster: Dovecote Press.
  • Darvill, T., 2008. The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Archaeology. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
  • Darvill, T., 2006. Stonehenge. The biography of a landscape. Stroud: History Press.
  • Darvill, T., 2005. Stonehenge World Heritage Site. An archaeological framework. Poole: English Heritage & Bournemouth University.
  • Heritage of value, archaeology of renown: reshaping archaeological assessment and significance. Gainesville, Fl: University Press Florida.
  • Darvill, T., 2005. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, Eighth Report: 2003. Poole, England & Douglas, Isle of Man: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage.
  • Darvill, T., 2005. Stonehenge World Heritage Site: an archaeological research framework.. London and Bournemouth: English Heritage and Bournemouth University.
  • Heritage Of Value, Archaeology Of Renown. Reshaping archaeological assessment and significance. Gainesville: University Press of Florida.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Long barrows of the cotswolds and surrounding areas. Stroud: The History Press.
  • Darvill, T., 2003. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man. Seventh Report: 2002. Poole, England & Douglas, Isle of Man: Bournemouth University in association with Manx National Heritage.
  • Megaliths from Antiquity. Cambridge: Antiquity Publications Ltd.
  • Darvill, T., 2002. The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Archaeology. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
  • Darvill, T. and Russell, B., 2002. Archaeology after PPG16: Archaeological Investigations in England 1990-1999. Poole, England: Bournemouth University and English Heritage.
  • Darvill, T., Stamper, P. and Timby, J., 2002. England : An Oxford archaeological guide to sites from earliest times to AD 1600. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
  • Neolithic enclosures in Atlantic Northwest Europe. Oxbow Books.
  • Neolithic Enclosures in Atlantic Northwest Europe. Oxford: Oxbow Books.
  • One Land, Many Landscapes: Papers from a session held at the European Association of Archaeologists Fifth Annual Meeting in Bournemouth 1999. Oxford: Archaeopress.
  • Neolithic enclosures in Atlantic northwest Europe. Oxbow Books Ltd.
  • Darvill, T., 2000. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man. Sixth Report: 2000. Poole, England & Douglas, Isle of Man: Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage.
  • Anglo-Russian Archaeology Seminar: recording systems for archaeological projects. Poole, England and Moscow: Bournemouth University and Russian Academy of Sciences.
  • Corbishley, M., Darvill, T. and Stone, P., 2000. Prehistory. A Teacher's Guide. London: English Heritage.
  • Darvill, T., 2000. Billown Neolithic Landsape Project, Isle of Man. Fifth Report: 1999.. Poole, England: Bournemouth University & Manx National Heritage.
  • Darvill, T., Collis, J. and Wilkes, E.M., 1999. Guidelines for making presentations to an international audience.. London: European Association of Archaeologists.
  • Darvill, T., 1999. Billown Neolithic Landsape project, Isle of Man. Fourth Report: 1998.. Poole, England & Douglas, Isle of Man: Bournemouth University & Manx National Heritage.
  • The Cerne Giant: An antiquity on trial.. Oxford: Oxbow Books.
  • Darvill, T., 1998. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, Third Report: 1997.. Poole, England & Douglas, Isle of Man: Bournemouth University & Manx National Heritage.
  • Darvill, T., 1997. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, 1996. Poole, England & Douglas, Isle of Man: Bournemouth University & Manx National Heritage.
  • Making English Landsapes: Changing perspectives.. Oxford: Oxbow Books.
  • Darvill, T., 1996. Prehistoric Britain from the Air: A study of space, time and society. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
  • Darvill, T., 1996. Prehistoric Britain. London: Routledge.
  • Darvill, T., 1996. Billown Neolithic Landsacpe Project, Isle of Man, 1995.. Poole, England & Douglas, Isle of Man: Bournemouth University & Manx National Heritage.
  • Neolithic houses in Northwest Europe and Beyond.. Oxford: Oxbow Books Ltd (Oxbow Monograh 57).
  • Darvill, T., Burrow, S. and Wildgust, D., 1995. Planning for the Past. Volume 2: An assessment of archaeological assessments 1982-1991. Bournemouth & London: Bournemouth University & English Heritage.
  • Darvill, T., Burrow, S. and Wildgust, D., 1994. The Assessment Gazetteer 1982-91. York: Council for British Archaeology.
  • Darvill, T. and Gerrard, C., 1994. Cirencester: Town and Landscape. Cirencester: Cotswold Archaeological Trust.
  • Darvill, T.C., 1993. Valuing Britain's Archaeological Resource. Bournemouth: Bournemouth University.
  • Allen, T., Darvill, T., Green, L.S. and Jones, M., 1993. Exacavations at Roughground Farm, Lechlade, Gloucestershire: A prehistoric and Roman landscape. Oxford: Oxford Archaeological Unit.
  • Darvill, T. and Atkins, M., 1991. Regulating Archaeological Work by Contract. Birmingham: Institute of Field Archaeologists.
  • Darvill, T., 1988. Glovebox Guide: Ancient Britain. Basingstoke: Automobile Association.
  • Darvill, T., 1987. Prehistoric Gloucestershire. Gloucester: Alan Sutton & Gloucestershire County Library Service.
  • Darvill, T., 1987. Prehistoric Britain. New York: Yale University Press.
  • Darvill, T., 1987. Prehistoric Britain. London: Batsford.
  • Darvill, T., 1987. Ancient monuments in the countryside: An archaeological management review. London: English Heritage.
  • Darvill, T., 1986. Upland Archaeology: What future for the past?. London: Coouncil for British Archaeology.
  • Darvill, T., 1986. The archaeology of the uplands: A rapid assessment of archaeological knowledge and practice. London: Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England & Council for British Archaeology.
  • Allden, A., Darvill, T. and Saville, A., 1985. Handbook of Gloucestershire Archaeology. Gloucester: Committee for Archaeology in Gloucestershire.
  • Darvill, T., 1982. The megalithic chambered tombs of the Cotswold-Severn region. Highworth: VORDA Archaeological and Historical Publications.
  • New approaches to our past: An archaeological forum. Southampton: University of Southampton Archaeological Society.

Chapters

  • Darvill, T., 2021. Early farming coimmunities: 4000 - 700 BC. In: Walker, K. and Barclay, A., eds. Timeline. The archaeology of the South Wales Gas Pipeline. Kemble: Cotswold Archaeology, 34-79.
  • Darvill, T. and Poraj-Wilczynska, E., 2020. Pathways. In: Gheorghiu, D., ed. Art in the archaeological imagination. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 79-94.
  • Komp, R., Lüth, F., Ruby, B., Burks, J. and Darvill, T., 2019. Between the monuments. Landscape-scale geophysical surveys at Hopewell Culture National Historical Park – Seip Earthworks. In: Redmond, B., ed. Encountering Hopewell in the twenty-first century, Ohio and beyond. Volume one: Monuments and ceremony. Akron, Ohio: University of Akron Press, 50-75.
  • Darvill, T., Barrass, K., Drysdale, L., Heaslip, V. and Staelens, Y., 2019. Introduction: Heritage and well-being. Historic landscapes and mental well-being. Oxford: Archaeopress, 1-28.
  • Darvill, T., 2019. Monuments for life: Building Human Henge at Stonehenge and Avebury. In: Barrass, K., Drysdale, L., Heaslip, V. and Staelens, Y., eds. Historic landscapes and mental well-being. Oxford: Archaeopress, 65-84.
  • Darvill, T., 2019. Carn Menyn and the stones of south-west Wales. In: Teather, A., Topping, P. and Baczkowski, J., eds. Mining and quarrying in Neolithic Europe: A social perspective. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 115-131.
  • Darvill, T., 2019. Neolithic Pembrokeshire: 4000-2500 BC. An historical atlas of Pembrokeshire. Haverfordwest: Pembrokeshire County History Trust, 36-37.
  • Darvill, T., 2019. Bronze Age Pembrokeshire: 2500-800 BC. An historical atlas of Pembrokeshire. Haverfordwest: Pembrokeshire County History Trust, 38.
  • Darvill, T. and Lüth, F., 2019. Early monumentality and social differentiation: A case study in Western Mecklenburg, Germany. In: Müller, J., Hinz, M. and Wunderlich, M., eds. Megaliths, Societies, Landscapes. Early monumentality and social differentiation in Neolithic Europe. Bonn: Verlag Dr. Rudolf Habelt, 255.
  • Evans, M., Eve, S., Pollard, T. and Ulke, D., 2019. Waterloo Uncovered: From Discoveries in Conflict Archaeology to Military Veteran Collaboration and Recovery on One of the World’s Most Famous Battlefields. Historic Landscapes and Mental Well-Being. Archaeopress.
  • Darvill, T., Heaslip, V. and Barrass, K., 2018. Heritage and well-being: Therapeutic places, past and present. Routledge Handbook of Wellbeing. 112-123.
  • Darvill, T., 2018. British Pioneers and fieldwork traditions. Encyclopaedia of Global Archaeology. Springer.
  • Darvill, T., 2018. Lift up mine eyes unto the hills: Archaeology and the uplands. An Intellectual Adventurer in Archaeology: Reflections on the work of Charles Thomas. 215-220.
  • Green, A., Cheetham, P. and Darvill, T., 2017. Automation, automation, automation: A novel approach to improving the pre-excavation detection of inhumations. AP2017: 12th International Conference of Archaeological Prospection 12th-16th September 2017, University of Bradford. 90-91.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2016. Neolithic and Bronze Age Pembrokeshire. In: James, H., John, M. and Murphy, K., eds. Prehistoric, Roman and early Medieval Pembrokeshire. Haverfordwest: Pembrokeshire County History Trust, 55-222.
  • Darvill, T. and Fulton, A.F., 2016. MARS: The Monuments at Risk Survey of England, 1995. In: Caple, C., ed. Preservation of archaeological remains in situ. Abingdon: Routledge, 70-76.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. Roads to Stonehenge: A prehistoric healing centre and pilgrimage site in southern Britain. In: Ranft, A. and Schenkluhn, W., eds. Kulturstraßen als Konzept. 20 Jahre Straße der Romani. Regensburg: Schell & Steiner, 155-166.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. Beyond Newark: prehistoric ceremonial centres and their cosmologies. In: Jones, L. and Shiels, R.D., eds. The Newark Earthworks. Enduring monuments, contested meanings. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 129-150.
  • Darvill, T., 2016. Megalithic tombs, barrows, and enclosures in fourth millennium BC Britain. Giants in the Landscape: Monumentality and Territories in the European Neolithic Proceedings of the XVII UISPP World Congress (1-7 September, Burgos, Spain): Volume 3 / Session A25d. 3-17.
  • Darvill, T., 2015. Making futures from the remains of the distant past. Archaeological heritage, connective knowledge, and the promotion of well-being. In: van den Dries, M.H., van der Linde, S.J. and Strecker, A., eds. Fernweh. Crossing borders and connecting people in archaeological heritage management. Essays in honour of Prof. Willem J H Willems. Leiden: Sidestone Press, 42-46.
  • Darvill, T., 2015. Afterword: Dances beneath a diamond sky. In: Silva, F. and Campion, N., eds. Skyscapes. The role and importance of the sky in archaeology.. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 140-148.
  • Darvill, T., 2015. Celebrating 25 Years. In: Holbrook, N., ed. Cotswold Archaeology: Celebrating 25 Years. Kemble: Cotswold Archaeology, 2.
  • Darvill, T., 2015. Observation, analogy, experimentation and rehabilitation during archaeological excavations. In: Gheorghiu, D. and Bouissac, P., eds. How do we imagine the past? On metaphorical thought, experimentality and imagination in archaeology. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 93-110.
  • Darvill, T., 2015. Scientia, Society and Polydactyl Knowledge: Archaeology as a creative science. In: Kristiansen, K., Šmejda, L. and Turek, J., eds. Paradigm found. Archaeological theory – Present, Past and Future. Essays in Honour of Evžen Neustrupný. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 6-23.
  • Darvill, T., 2015. Britain. In: Carver, M., Gaydarska, B. and Montón-Subías, S., eds. Field archaeology from around the world. Ideas and approaches. London: Springer, 203-227.
  • Darvill, T., 2015. Britain. SpringerBriefs in Archaeology. 203-205.
  • Darvill, T. and Batarda Fernandes, A.P., 2014. Open-air rock-art preservation and conservation: A current state of affairs. Open-air rock-art conservation and management: State of the art and future perspectives. New York & Abingdon: Routledge, 1-16.
  • Darvill, T., 2014. Approaches to the conservation and management of open-air rock-art panels in England, United Kingdom. In: Batarda Fernandes, A.P., ed. Open-air rock-art conservation and management: State of the art and future perspectives. New York & Abingdon: Routledge, 17-37.
  • Darvill, T., 2014. British pioneers and fieldwork traditions. In: Smith, C., ed. Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology. Springer, 1016-1019.
  • Darvill, T. and Batarda Fernandes, A.P., 2014. Preface and acknowledgements. Open-Air Rock-Art Conservation and Management: State of the Art and Future Perspectives. xix.
  • Darvill, T., 2013. Dark sides of the moon: life, death, ritual and regional identity in Britain c. 1600 BC. In: Meller, H., Bertemes, F., Bork, H.-R. and Risch, R., eds. 1600 – Kultureller Umbruch im Schatten des Thera-Ausbruchs? 4 Mitteldeutscher Archäologentag vom 14 bis 16 Oktober 2011 in Halle (Salle). Halle (Saale): Landesmuseums für Vorgeschichte Halle, 577-593.
  • Darvill, T., 2013. Fifty shades of red: The basic colour category red in the monuments and material culture of Neolithic and Bronze Age communities in Atlantic Northwest Europe. In: Meller, H., Wunderlich, C.-H. and Knoll, F., eds. Rot – Die Archäologie bekennt Farbe. 5 Mitteldeutscher Archäologentag vom 04 bis 06 Oktober 2012 in Halle (Salle). Halle (Saale): Landesmuseums für Vorgeschichte Halle (Saale), 229-241.
  • Darvill, T., 2013. Everybody must get stones: Stonehenge, Materiality and the power of place. In: Santrot, J.-N. and Mens, E., eds. Les premières architectures en Pierre en Europe Occidentale. Du VE au IIE Millènaire avant J.-C. Actes di colloque international de Nantes Musés Thomas Dobrée, 2-4 octobre 2008.. Rennes: Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 169-180.
  • Darvill, T., 2013. Monuments and monumentality in Bronze Age Europe. In: Fokkens, H. and Harding, A., eds. Oxford Handbook of the European Bronze Age. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 140-158.
  • Darvill, T., 2013. Introduction. In: Piccolo, S., ed. Ancient Stones. The Prehistoric Dolmens of Sicily. Thornham: Brazen Head Publishing, 1-2.
  • Darvill, T., 2012. Sounds from the underground: Neolithic pits and pit-clusters on the Isle of Man and beyond. In: Anderson-Whymark, H. and Thomas, D.J., eds. Regional Perspectives on Neolithic Pit Deposition. Oxbow Books, 30-42.
  • Darvill, T., 2012. Archaeology as a profession. In: Skeates, R., McDavid, C. and Carman, J., eds. The Oxford Handbook of Public Archaeology. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 373-394.
  • Darvill, T., 2012. For the times they are a-changin’: Challenges and dilemmas in Cultural Heritage Management. In: Ошuбкuна, C.B., ed. Первобытные древности Евразиии: к 60-летию Алексея Николаевича Сорокина. Москв: ИА РАН, 739-752.
  • Darvill, T., 2011. Misty Mountain hop: prehistoric stone working in south-west Wales. In: Davis, V. and Edmonds, M., eds. Stone Axe Studies III. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 131-146.
  • Darvill, T., 2011. Earlier Prehistory: Prologue. In: Whimster, R., ed. The New Antiquarians: 50 years of archaeological investigation in Wessex. York: Council for British Archaeology, 13-15.
  • Darvill, T., 2011. Later Prehistory: Prologue. In: Whimster, R., ed. The New Antiquarians: 50 years of archaeological investigation in Wessex. York: Council for British Archaeology, 53-56.
  • Dixon, P., Bayliss, A., Whittle, A., Healy, F. and Darvill, T., 2011. The Cotswolds. In: Whitte, A., ed. Gathering Time: dating the early Neolithic enclosures of southern Britain and Ireland. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 434-475.
  • Bayliss, A., Whittle, A., Healy, F., Ray, K., Dorling, P., Lewis, P., Darvill, T., Wainwright, G. and Wysocki, M., 2011. The Marches, South Wales, and the Isle of Man. Gathering time. dating the early Neolithic enclosures of southern Britain and Ireland. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 521-561.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Early Inhabitants. In: Dyer, B., ed. The Book of Poole Harbour. Wimborne Minster: Dovecote Press, 57-62.
  • Wilkes, E.M., 2010. Iron Age and Roman Farmsteads around Poole Harbour. In: Dyer, B. and Darvill, T., eds. The Book of Poole Harbour. Dorset: Dovecott Press.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Tynwald Hill and the round mounds of the Isle of Man. In: Leary, J. and Field, D., eds. Round Mounds and Monumentality in the British Neolithic and Beyond. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 53-71.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Neolithic round mounds on the Cotswolds. In: Leary, J. and Field, D., eds. Round Mounds and Monumentality in the British Neolithic and Beyond. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 130-138.
  • Wilkes, E.M., 2010. The Iron Age of Poole Harbour Islands and Ower Peninsula. In: Dyer, B. and Darvill, T., eds. The Book of Poole Harbour. Dorset: Dovecote Press.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Blowing in the wind: cultural heritage and management in a risk society. In: Koerner, S. and Russell, I., eds. Unquiet pasts. Risk society, lived cultural hertage, redesigning reflexivity. Farnham, Surrey, England: Ashgate, 389-404.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Prehistoric flint and stone. In: Price, E., ed. Frocester: A Romano-British settlement, its antecedents and successors. Volume 3: Excavations 1995-2009. Gloucester: Gloucester and District Archaeological Group, 167-170.
  • Darvill, T., 2010. Foreword. In: Price, E., ed. Frocester. A Romano-British settlement, its antecedents and successors. Volume 3: Excavations 1995-2009. Gloucester: Gloucester and District Archaeological Research Group, ix-x.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Beyond Stonehenge: seeking the start of the bluestone trail. In: Scarre, C., ed. Megalithic quarrying: sourcing, extracting and manipulating stones. Oxford, England: Archaeopress, 45-53.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Stonehenge in rock. In: Banfield, S., ed. The sounds of Stonehenge. Oxford: Archaeopress, 66-73.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Reeling in the years: the past in the present. In: Hunter, J. and Ralston, I., eds. The archaeology of Britain: An introduction from earliest times to the twenty-first century. London: Routledge, 410-432.
  • Darvill, T., 2009. Right Here! Right Now! In: Parker, J., ed. Written on stone: the cultural reception of British prehistoric monuments. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 128-142.
  • Darvill, T., 2008. Pathways to a Panoramic Past: A Brief History of European Landscape Archaeology. In: David, B. and Thomas, J., eds. Handbook of Landscape Archaeology. Walnut Creek, California, USA: Left Coast Press, 60-77.
  • Darvill, T., 2008. Petrological analysis of Neolithic pottery fabrics from Hambledon Hill, Dorset. In: Mercer, R. and Healy, F., eds. Hambledon Hill, Dorset, England. Excavation and survey of a Neolithic monument complex and its surrounding landscape. Swindon, England: English Heritage, 613-621.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2008. Banc Du: the causewayed enclsoures of Wales. In: Wakelin, P. and Griffiths, R.A., eds. Hidden Histories: Discovering the heritage of Wales. Aberystwyth, Wales: Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, 50-51.
  • Darvill, T. and Wainwright, G., 2008. Carn Menini and the Preseli Bluestones. In: Wakelin, P. and Griffiths, R.A., eds. Hidden Histories: Discovering the heritage of Wales. Aberystwyth, Wales: Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, 56-57.
  • Darvill, T. and Holbrook, N., 2008. Orpheus and the Hare: fifty years of Cirencester Excavation Committee and Cotswold Archaeology, 1958-2008. Excavations and observations in Roman Cirencester 1998-2007 : with a review of archaeology in Cirencester 1958-2008. Cirencester, England: Cotswold Archaeology, 1-15.
  • Darvill, T., 2007. Towards the Within: Stonehenge and its Purpose. In: Barrowclough, D.A. and Malone, C., eds. Cult in Context: Reconsidering Ritual in Archaeology. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 148-157.
  • Darvill, T., 2007. Ancient Monuments in the Countryside: The English Experience. IV Congreso Internacional Sobre Musealización de Xacementos Arcqueolóxicos. Conservación e Presentación de Xacementos Arqueolóxicos No Medio Rural. Impacto Social No Territorio. Santiago de Compostela, Spain: Xunta de Galicia, 47-57.
  • Darvill, T., 2006. Early Prehistory. In: Holbrook, N. and Juřica, J., eds. Twenty Five Years of Archaeology in Gloucestershire: A Review of New Discoveries and New Thinking in Gloucestershire, South Gloucestershire, and Bristol 1979–2004. Cirencester, England: Cotswold Archaeological Trust, 5-60.
  • Darvill, T., 2006. Working Practices in Field Archaeology. In: Hunter, J. and Ralston, I., eds. Archaeological Resource Management in the UK: an introduction. Stroud, England: Sutton Publishing, 230-252.
  • Mathers, C., Darvill, T. and Little, B.J., 2005. Introduction: Archaeological Value in a World Context. In: King, J.A., ed. Heritage of Value, Archaeology of Renown: Reshaping Archaeological Assessment and Significance. Gainesville, USA: University Press of Florida, 1-20.
  • Darvill, T., 2005. ‘Sorted for Ease and Whiz’? Approaching Value and Importance in Archaeological Resource Management. In: Mathers, C. and Little, B.J., eds. Heritage of Value, Archaeology of Renown: Reshaping Archaeological Assessment and Significance. Gainesville, USA: University Press of Florida, 21-42.
  • Cheetham, P. and Chartrand, J.A.H., 2005. Topographic and geophysical surveys of the Ballahot Round Barrow. In: Darvill, T., ed. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, Eighth Report: 2003. Poole and Douglas, Isle of Man: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 28-32.
  • Darvill, T., Hughes, L., Chartrand, J.A.H. and Cheetham, P., 2005. Hilltop cairns and round barrows within and around the southern plain. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, Eighth Report: 2003. Poole and Douglas, Isle of Man: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 37-47.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Archaeology in Rock. In: Brodie, N. and Hills, C., eds. Material Engagements: Studies in Honour of Colin Renfrew. Cambridge, England: McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, 55-77.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Tynwald Hill and the ‘Things’ of Power. In: Pantos, A. and Semple, S., eds. Assembly Places and Practices in Medieval Europe. Dublin, Ireland: Four Courts Press, 217-233.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Public Archaeology: A European Perspective. In: Bintliffe, J., ed. A Companion to Archaeology. Oxford: Blackwell, 409-434.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Soft-Rock and Organic Tempering in British Neolithic Pottery. In: Cleal, R. and Pollard, J., eds. Monuments and Material Culture. Papers in Honour of an Avebury Archaeologist: Isobel Smith.. Salisbury, England: Hobnob Press, 193-206.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Analytical Scale, Populations, and the Mesolithic – Neolithic Transition in the Far North-West of Europe. In: Mathieu, J.R. and Scott, R.E., eds. Exploring the Role of Analytical Scale in Archaeological Interpretation. Oxford: Archaeopress, 19-26.
  • Darvill, T., 2004. Tales of the Land, Tales of the Sea: People and Presence in the Neolithic of Man and Beyond. In: Cummings, V. and Fowler, C., eds. The Neolithic of the Irish Sea. Materiality and Traditions of Practice. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 46-54.
  • Hambleton, E., 2003. Assessment of the Animal Bone from Site P. In: Darvill, T., ed. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man. Seventh Report 2002. Poole, England: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University in assoc. with Manx National Heritage, 23.
  • Manley, H., Andrews, K. and Welham, K., 2003. Clay Sources and Their Use in Prehistoric Pottery Production. In: Darvill, T., ed. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man. Seventh Report: 2002. Poole, England: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage.
  • Darvill, T., 2003. Analytical Scale, Populations and the Mesolithic-Neolithic Transition in the Far Northwest of Europe. In: Bevan, L. and Moore, J., eds. Peopling the Mesolithic in a Northern Environment. Oxford: Archaeopress, 95-102.
  • Darvill, T., 2003. Billown and the Neolithic of the Isle of Man. In: Armit, I., Murphy, E., Nelis, E. and Simpson, D., eds. Neolithic Settlement in Ireland and Western Britain. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 112-119.
  • Darvill, T., 2003. Land of the Dobunni. Cheltenham, England: Committee for Archaeology in Gloucestershire and the Council for British Archaeology South West.
  • Boardman, S., Chartrand, J.A.H., Cheetham, P. and Darvill, T., 2003. Investigations at Newtown, Santon. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, Seventh Report: 2002. Poole and Douglas, Isle of Man: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 50-54.
  • Darvill, T., 2003. The land of the Dobunni. In: Ecclestone, M., Gardner, K., Holbrook, N. and Smith, A., eds. The land of the Dobunni: papers submitted to symposia organised by the Bristol & Gloucestershire Archaeological Society's Committee for Archaeology in Gloucestershire, & the Council for British Archaeology South-West. King's Lynn: Heritage Marketing and Publications, 2-11.
  • Darvill, T., 2002. White on Blonde: Quartz Pebbles and the Use of Quartz at Neolithic Monuments in the Isle of Man and Beyond. In: Jones, A. and MacGregor, G., eds. Colouring the Past: The Significance of Colour in Archaeological Research. Oxford: Berg, 73-93.
  • Darvill, T., 2002. The Vale and the Forest of Dean in Prehistory. In: Verey, D. and Brooks, A., eds. Gloucestershire 2: The Vale and The Forest of Dean. London: Yale University Press, 33-37.
  • Darvill, T., 2002. Publishing Archaeology: The Cotswold Archaeology Approach. In: Enwright, D. and Watts, M., eds. A Romano-British and Medieval Settlement Site at Stoke Road, Bishop’s Cleeve, Gloucestershire. Cirencester, England: Cotswold Archaeological Trust.
  • Darvill, T., 2002. Billown Neolithic Enclosures, Isle of Man. In: Varndell, G. and Topping, P., eds. Enclosures in Neolithic Europe: essays on causewayed and non-causewayed sites. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 83-89.
  • Chartrand, J.A.H., Cheetham, P., Darvill, T. and Hayes, T., 2002. The Giants Grave, Kew, German. In: Boardman, S., ed. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, Seventh Report: 2002. Poole and Douglas, Isle of Man: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 37-47.
  • Doonan, R.C.P., Haslam, R., Smith, M. and Welham, K., 2001. Metalworking at Site O, F630. In: Darvill, T., ed. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man. Sixth Report: 2000. Poole, England: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 7-8.
  • Doonan, R.C.P., Cheetham, P., O'Connor, B., Elley, T. and Welham, K., 2001. Investigations at Langness: The 2000 Field-Season. In: Darvill, T., ed. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man. Sixth Report: 2000. Poole, England: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 40-47.
  • Darvill, T. and Thomas, J., 2001. Neolithic Enclosures in the Isle of Man. Neolithic enclosures in Atlantic Northwest Europe. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 155-170.
  • Darvill, T. and Thomas, J., 2001. Neolithic Enclosures in Atlantic Northwest Europe: Some Recent Trends. Neolithic enclosures in Atlantic Northwest Europe. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 1-23.
  • Darvill, T., 2001. The Roman Ceramic Tile Fabrics. In: Anderson, A.S., Wacher, J.S. and Fitzpatrick, A.P., eds. The Romano-British Small Town at Wanborough, Wiltshire: excavations, 1966-1976. London: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies, 317-319.
  • Darvill, T. and Gojda, M., 2001. One land, Many Landscapes: An Introduction. One Land, Many Landscapes:: papers from a session held at the European Association of Archaeologists' Fifth Annual Meeting in Bournemouth 1999. Oxford: Archaeopress, 1-2.
  • Darvill, T., 2001. Traditions of Landscape Archaeology in Britain: Issues of Time and Scale. In: Gojda, M., ed. One Land, Many Landscapes:: papers from a session held at the European Association of Archaeologists' Fifth Annual Meeting in Bournemouth 1999. Oxford: Archaeopress, 33-46.
  • Mundin, A., Chartrand, J.A.H. and Darvill, T., 2001. A Survey of the long barrow at Ballafayle, Maughold. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, Sixth Report: 2000. Poole and Douglas, Isle of Man: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 31-39.
  • Chartrand, J.A.H., 2001. The Langness linear cross-dyke. In: Darvill, T., ed. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, Sixth Report: 2000. Poole and Douglas, Isle of Man: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 44-45.
  • Darvill, T., Chartrand, J.A.H. and Cheetham, P., 2000. A survey of the chambered long barrow at Cashtal yn Ard, Maughold. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, Fifth Report: 1999. Poole and Douglas, Isle of Man: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 34-42.
  • Madden, C., Darvill, T. and Chartrand, J.A.H., 2000. Chapel Hill Balladoole, Arbory. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, Fifth Report: 1999. Poole, England: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University, 54-66.
  • Chartrand, J.A.H., 2000. New tools, old tasks: Surveying with GPS in archaeology. In: Darvill, T., Afanasev, G. and Wilkes, E.M., eds. Anglo-Russian Archaeology Seminar: Recording Systems for Archaeological Projects. Poole, England: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University, 49-57.
  • Gale, J., 1999. The 1996 geophysical survey of the Giant. In: Darvill, T., Barker, K., Bender, B. and Hutton, R., eds. The Cerne Giant: An Antiquity on Trial. Bournemouth: Bournemouth University, 57-62.
  • Gale, J., Darvill, T., Chartrand, J.A.H. and Watson, C., 1999. A Survey of the chambered long barrows at King Orry's Grave, Laxey. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man. Fourth Report: 1998. Poole and Douglas, Isle of Man: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 54-61.
  • Chartrand, J.A.H., 1999. The Cerne Giant: A Place in Space. In: Darvill, T., ed. The Cerne Giant : an antiquity on trial : three cases presented to an enquiry convened to consider the origin of the Cerne Giant, held in Cerne Abbas Village Hall, Dorset, on 23rd March 1996. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 2-7.
  • Russell, M. and Darvill, T., 1999. Excavations at the multi-ditched enclosure on Skibrick Hill 1998. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man: fourth report: 1998. Poole, England: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University in association with Manx National Heritage, 7-16.
  • Darvill, T., 1999. The historic environment, historic landscapes, and space-time-action models in landscape archaeology. 104-118.
  • Gale, J. and Darvill, T., 1998. A survey of the Ballakelly chambered tomb, Santan. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man. Third Report: 1997. Bournemouth, England and Douglas, Isle of Man: Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 38-42.
  • Gale, J., Chartrand, J.A.H., Fulton, A., Laughlin, B. and Darvill, T., 1997. The Mull Hill Tomb. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, 1996. Poole and Douglas, Isle of Man: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University and Manx National Heritage, 52-58.
  • Russell, M., 1997. Notes on the interpretation and affinities of enclosure F318/323. In: Darvill, T., ed. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, 1996. Poole, England: Bournemouth University School of Conservation Sciences, 68-70.
  • Russell, M. and Darvill, T., 1995. Test-pitting. Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man, 1995. Poole, England: Bournemouth University School of Conservation Sciences, 12-13.

Conferences

  • Green, Cheetham, P. and Darvill, T., 2017. Approaches to Improving the Pre-Excavation Detection of Inhumations. In: Jennings, B., Gaffney, C., Sparrow, T. and Gaffney, S., eds. AP2017 - 12th International Conference of Archaeological Prospection 12-16 September 2017 Bradford, United Kingdom. 12th International Conference of Archaeological Prospection, 90-91 England: Archaeopress Archaeology.
  • Green, Cheetham, P. and Darvill, T., 2017. Information systems and ad hoc workflow models as viable applications to improve the pre-excavation detection of characteristic human interments. In: CAA International 14-16 March 2017 Georgia State University, Atlanta, USA.
  • Evis, L., Darvill, T., Cheetham, P. and Hanson, I., 2014. Digging the dirt: An evaluation of archaeological excavation and recording techniques and their applicability in forensic casework. In: 79th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology 23-27 April 2014 Austin, Texas, USA.
  • Darvill, T.C., 1989. 2.3 Beaker pottery. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 55 (S2), 26-28.

Reports

Internet Publications

Films

Posters

Others

PhD Students

  • Harriet Sams (PhD 2021- ). Ancestral connection and eco-archaeotherapy: how do they as cultural and therapeutic tools impact on current challenges to human wellbeing and anxiety, due specifically to ecological derangement?, (In progress)
  • Lucy Parker (PhD 2021-). Geophysical surveys in England: Using digital data to inform heritage management and promote collaboration, (In progress)
  • Mike Efstathiou (PhD 2022-). Formalised pathways and structured movement in a ceremonial landscape. The prehistoric avenues of Britain of the third and second millennia BC, (In progress)
  • Laura Evis (PhD 2010-2014), 2014. Digging the Dirt. A Comparative Analysis of Excavation Methods and Recording Systems in Relation to their Applications in Forensic Archaeology
  • Adam Lödöen (2011-2015). Dynamic modelling of the archaeological resource. Archaeological data mining for prediction and interpretation
  • Grace Jones (PhD 2011-2017). The origins and development of pottery production around Poole Harbour, Dorset
  • Angela Turner-Wilson (PhD 2003-2009). Healthiness through the material culture of late Iron Age and Roman large urban-type settlements in southeast Britain
  • Antonio Fernandes (PhD 2008-2012). Natural processes in the degeneration of open-air rock-art sites: An urgency intervention scale to inform conservation
  • Ashley Green (PhD 2016-2020). Detecting Graves in GPR Data: Assessing the viability of machine learning for the interpretation of graves in B-scan data using medieval Irish case studies
  • Astrid Mick (MPhil 1998-2004). The Dewlish Roman Villa
  • Beth Darlington (PhD 2020-). How can novel visualization techniques increase access to prehistoric landscapes? A case study of Badbury Rings, Dorset
  • Bethan Bailey (MRes 2019-). The impact of virtual tours on wheelchair accessibility to museums and heritage sites before and during the Covid-19 quarantine restrictions in the UK during 2020
  • Clare Randall (PhD 2006-2010). : Livestock and landscape: exploring animal exploitation in later prehistory in the southwest of Britain
  • Daniella Vos (PhD 2013-2016). Identifying Activity Areas in Neolithic Sites through Ethnographic Analysis of Phytoliths and Geochemical Elements
  • Ehren Milner (MPhil 2002-2010). Exploring the social use of space using principles of relativity
  • Eileen Wilkes (PhD 2000-2004). Iron Age maritime nodes on the English Channel coast
  • Emily Norton (PhD 2012-2019). A multi-temporal approach to using multispectral remote sensing for the prospection of clandestine mass graves in temperate environments
  • Frances Breen (MRes 2020-). Feeling useful: Considering mental well-being amongst older participants in archaeological projects
  • Franseca Radcliffe (Res Dip 1992-1995). Hillforts and related fieldsystems in West Dorset: a study of the evidence of air photographs and comparison with Danebury area, Hampshire.
  • G R Gonzales (Res Dip 1997-1999). Archaeological resource management in urban areas- Seville (Spain) and Cirencester (England) – a comparative study
  • Gary Russell (PhD 1992-1996). A procedural model for assessing the priority status of Potential Tourist Attractions.
  • Ian Hanson (PhD 2017-2018). Critical assessment of archaeological excavation and the development of processes required for successful forensic investigation
  • John Grigsby (PhD 2013-2017). Temples and Twins: In search for an Indo-European mythological context for the shape and form of Stonehenge and other ritual sites of Neolithic and Bronze Age Britain and Ireland
  • Kate Mason (2016-2020). Bad to the Bone: an analysis of pathological conditions in human skeletal remains from the later third and early second millennium BC context in the Stonehendge landscape
  • Kate Neustadt (MPhil 2008-2010). Planning future pasts: using Historic Landscape Characterization in strategic and spatial planning
  • Kayte Armstrong (PhD 2007-2010). Archaeological Geophysical Prospection in Peatland Environments
  • Mark Maltby (PhD 2009-2011). Integrating zooarchaeology into studies of Roman Britain and medieval Russia
  • Mathew Loughton (PhD 1997-2001). Amphorae from the late Iron Age sites of the Auvergne, central France: an archaeological, petrological and chemical study.
  • Miles Russell (PhD 1993-2004). Time and relative dimensions in space: reassessing the nature, significance, impact and evolution of Neolithic monumental architecture upon the chalk landscapes of central southern England 4000–1000 BC.
  • Pam Armstrong (PhD 2020- ). A diachronic study of monumentality and cosmology in mid-Holocene southern England and Wales
  • Paul Backhouse (PhD 2002-2007). Campfires in Context: Hunter-gatherer fire technology and the archaeological record of the southern High Plains, USA
  • Penelope Foreman (PhD 2015-2018). The Colour Out of Space: Colour Use in the Monuments of Neolithic Atlantic Europe, and its Implications on Cosmology
  • Ruth Waller (PhD 1999-2008). Archaeological evaluation, land-use and development: an application of decision analysis to current practices within local government control processes in England
  • Stephen Burrow (PhD 1993-1997). The Neolithic pottery of the Isle of Man in relation to that of the Irish Sea Basin: A study of production, use and discard
  • Tabby Grist Parker (MRes 2020-2022). Step into our story: Stonehenge’s modern social history 1900-2020
  • Vicky Basford (PhD 2002-2010). Medieval and post-medieval rural settlement and land-use on the Isle of Wight: an application of provincial, regional and local models of Historic Landscape Character in an island context

Profile of Teaching PG

  • Research skills

Profile of Teaching UG

  • Archaeological Management (Unit Leader. Level 6 (H). Archaeology Courses)
  • Sarup to Stonehenge: Neolithic and Chalcolithic North West Europe (Unit Leader. Level 6 (H). Archaeology Courses)
  • Approaches to Archaeology (Unit Leader. Level 4 (C). Archaeology Courses)
  • Independent Research Project (Supervisor and taught component leader. Level 6 (H). Archaeology Courses)

Grants

  • Scaling-up Human Henge: Using prehistoric cultural heritage sites to enhance mental health well-being in marginalized communities (AHRC, 02 May 2022). In Progress
  • ACORN (English Heritage, 19 Nov 2012). Awarded
  • Thin section analysis of Neolithic pottery from Cadbury, Somerset (Maltwood Fund, 22 Apr 2012). Awarded
  • Archaeological Investigations Project 2011 (English Heritage, 01 Apr 2012). Awarded
  • Collaborative Doctorate Award (Dynamic Modelling of Archaeological Data) (AHRC, 01 Oct 2011). Awarded
  • Archaeological Investigations Project 2010 (English Heritage, 01 Mar 2011). Awarded
  • Archaeological Investigations Project 2009 (English Heritage, 01 Mar 2010). Awarded

External Responsibilities

  • Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society Advisory Panel, Member (2022-), https://www.bgas.org.uk/
  • University of the Highlands and Islands, External examiner for an MRes (2022)
  • Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historic Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW), Commissioner (2021-), https://rcahmw.gov.uk/about-us/commissioners/commissioner-profiles/
  • Megalithic Routes Scientific Board, Vice Chair (2021-), https://megalithicroutes.eu/scientific-board/
  • University of Aberdeen, External examiner for PhD thesis (2021)
  • University of Wales (Trinity Saint David), External examiner (PhD) (2019)
  • Poole Maritime Trust, Committee Member (2019-), https://www.poolemaritimetrust.org/
  • University of Glasgow, External examiner PhD (2018)
  • Poole Museum Foundation, Trustee (2018-), http://www.poolemuseum.org.uk/support-us/poole-museum-foundation/
  • A303 Scientific Committee, Member (2018-), https://www.a303scientificcommittee.org.uk/
  • Exeter University, External examiner (UG and PGT Archaeology) (2017-)
  • University of Durham, External examiner (PhD) (2017)
  • University of Exeter, External examiner on UG and PGT programmes (2017-2021)
  • Historic England, Member of the Historic England Advisory Committee (2016-2019), https://historicengland.org.uk/about/who-we-are/committees-and-panels/historic-england-advisory-committee/
  • New Forest Knowedge - eCademy Project, Member of the project steering committee (2016-), https://nfknowledge.org/about/
  • University of Exeter, External examiner (PhD) (2014)
  • English Heritage Advisory Committee, Member (2013-2015), http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/about/who-we-are/how-we-are-run/Committees-and-panels/english-heritage-advisory-committee-ehac/
  • Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, President (2013-2014), http://www.bgas.org.uk/
  • European Association of Archaeologists, Member of the Nominations Committee (2013-2016), http://e-a-a.org/
  • Avebury and Stonehenge Archaeological and Historical Research Group, Member (2013-)
  • University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, Quinquennial review of UG Archaeology (2011)
  • Edinburgh University, External Examiner (2010-2013)
  • Royal Archaeological Institute, Vice-President (2010-2016), http://www.royalarchinst.org/
  • Australian National University (Canberra, Australia), External member of the research review panel (2009-2010)
  • Heritage Council (Ireland) - Brú na Bóinne World Heritage Site, External reviewer for Research Framework (2009)
  • University of Auckland (New Zealand, External reviewer (2009)
  • Rijksdienst voor het Oudheidkundig Bodemonderzoek (Netherlands), International reviewer for the Betuweroute Project (2008)
  • Archaeology Data Service, Chairman of the Management Panel (2007-2013), http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/
  • Society of Antiquaries of London, Vice-President (2007-2011), http://www.sal.org.uk/
  • Archaeology Data Service Management Committee, Chair of the Committee (2007-2012)
  • English Heritage / National Trust Avebury Museum Advisory Panel, Chairman (2005-)
  • University of Durham, External examiner (UG and PGT ARchaeology) (2005-2009)
  • AHRC Peer Review College, Member (2004-2008)
  • HEA History Classics and Archaeology Subject Centre, Chairman of the Steering Committee (2004-2009)
  • Aarhus University, Denmark, Visiting Professor: Nordic PhD School (2003)
  • University of Glasgow, External examiner (UG and PGT Archaeology) (2002-2006)
  • Theoretical Archaeology Group, Co-ordinator (2001-), http://antiquity.ac.uk/tag/index.html
  • Subject Committee for Archaeology (now University Archaeology UK), Chairman (2001-2004)
  • New Europe College, Bucharest, Romania, Visiting Professor (2000)
  • University of Lampeter, External examiner (UG and PGT Archaeology) (1999-2002)
  • QAA Benchmark Panel (Archaeology), Panel member 1999-2000; Chairman 2006-2007 (1999-2007)
  • Poole Harbour Heritage Project, Chairman of the PHHP Steering Committee (1997-), http://pooleharbourheritageproject.org/About_Us.php
  • Experimental Earthwork Committee, Member (1996-)
  • Cotswold Archaeology, Chairman of the Board of Directors (1992-), http://www.cotswoldarch.org.uk/
  • Institute for Archaeologists (now Chartered Institute for Archaeologists), Chairman of the Institute (1989-1991), https://www.archaeologists.net/
  • The National Trust Council, Member (Nominated by the CBA) (1988-1997)
  • Neolithic Studies Group, Co-ordinator (1983-), http://www.neolithic.org.uk/
  • University of Cambridge, External examiner (PhD Thesis. x3)
  • Yale University, Connecticut, US, External examiner (Senior thesis)
  • Massey University, New Zealand, External examiner (PhD thesis)
  • University of Cardiff, Wales, External examiner (PhD Thesis)
  • University of Lancaster, External examiner (PhD Thesis)
  • University of Southampton, External examiner (PhD Thesis)
  • University of Stirling, Scotland, External examiner (PhD Thesis)

Internal Responsibilities

  • Master of Ceremonies at BU Graduation Ceremonies, Master of Ceremonies at BU Graduation ceremonies
  • Public Orator for BU Graduation Ceremonies, Graduation Ceremonies
  • Member of the BU Well-being Group, BU Well-being Group
  • Head of Research (Department of Archaeology, Anthrpology and Forensic Science), Department of Archaeology, Anthrpology and Forensic Science)
  • Member of the BU Digital Research Archiving Panel, Digital Research Archiving Panel
  • Head of the Centre for Archaeology and Anthropology, Centre for Archaeology and Anthropology. https://research.bournemouth.ac.uk/centre/archaeology-and-anthropology-group/
  • UoA17(Archaeology) Leader, University REF Committee

Journal Reviewing/Refereeing

  • Tangungen des Landesmuseums fur Vorgeschichte Halle, Anonymous peer review, 10 Nov 2020
  • Proceedings of the Dorset Natural History & Archaeological Society, Anonymous peer review, 02 Nov 2020
  • Journal of Archaeological Science, Anonymous peer review, 01 Jun 2020
  • РОССИЙСКАЯ АРХЕОПОГИЯ., 08 Jul 2015
  • Journal of Skyscape Archaeology, Anonymous peer review, 01 Jan 2015
  • McDonald Institute Monograph Series, Open peer review, 01 Jan 2010
  • Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, Anonymous peer review, 01 Jan 2010
  • Time and Mind: the journal of archaeology, consciousness and culture, Anonymous peer review, 01 Jan 2010
  • Antiquity: a quarterly review of archaeology, Anonymous peer review, 01 Jan 2000
  • Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society (London), Anonymous peer review, 01 Jan 2000
  • The Archaeological Journal, Anonymous peer review, 01 Jan 2000

Public Engagement & Outreach Activities

  • Lecture (07 Mar 2023)
  • Lecture (26 Jan 2023)
  • Open day (24 Aug 2022)
  • Open day (17 Aug 2022)
  • Lecture (10 Jul 2022)
  • Lecture (08 May 2022)
  • Lecture (07 May 2022)
  • Lecture (05 May 2022)
  • Lecture (09 Apr 2022)
  • Lecture (30 Mar 2022)
  • Lecture (23 Mar 2022)
  • Lecture (03 Mar 2022)
  • Lecture (12 Jan 2022)
  • Lecture (01 Dec 2021)
  • Lecture (20 Nov 2021)
  • Lecture (12 Nov 2021)
  • Lecture (17 Mar 2021)
  • Lecture (23 Nov 2020)
  • Public keynote lecture (28 Feb 2020)
  • Public lecture (17 Feb 2020)
  • Lecture (22 Nov 2019)
  • Public lecture (09 Nov 2019)
  • Public lecture (02 Nov 2019)
  • Lecture (24 Oct 2019)
  • Lecture (16 Sep 2019)
  • Lecture (20 Mar 2019)
  • Public lecture (28 Feb 2019)
  • Lecture (23 Nov 2018)
  • Public lecture (29 Jun 2018)
  • Lecture (18 Apr 2018)
  • Public lecture (09 Apr 2018)
  • Public lecture (21 Mar 2018)
  • Lecture (23 Feb 2018)
  • Lecture (15 Feb 2018)
  • Public lecture (29 Jan 2018)
  • Lecture (11 Jan 2018)
  • Public lecture (03 Nov 2017)
  • Public lecture (19 Sep 2017)
  • Presentation (18 Sep 2017)
  • Public lecture (24 Jul 2017)
  • Festival of Archaeology (23 Jul 2017)
  • Public lecture (15 Jul 2017)
  • Farm open day (02 Jul 2017)
  • Public lecture (16 Jun 2017)
  • Lecture (02 Jun 2017)
  • Lecture (02 Jun 2017)
  • Public lecture (24 May 2017)
  • Lecture (27 Mar 2017)
  • Lecture (23 Mar 2017)
  • Lecture (18 Mar 2017)
  • Public lecture (25 Feb 2017)
  • Lecture (13 Feb 2017)
  • Lecture (08 Feb 2017)
  • 'Stonehenge Rocks!' (10 Nov 2016)
  • Stonehenge rocks (07 Nov 2016)
  • Stonehenge rocks! (19 Oct 2016)
  • Abbey Home Farm Open Day, nr Cirencester, Gloucestershire (16 Jul 2016)
  • 'A Walk in the Stonehenge landscape'. (04 Jul 2016)
  • 2014 Archaeology talk and activity-Hillside First School, Verwood (04 Nov 2014)

Conference Presentations

  • 28 Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, ‘Long barrows and related monuments in the Cotswolds in the light of recent research’, 31 Aug 2022, Budapest, Hungary
  • The Prehistoric Society 2022 Europa Conference, Revisiting Cotswold Long barrows, 17 Jun 2022, Bournemouth, UK
  • 2021 Theoretical Archaeology Group Annual Meeting, Shadows and light: Turning the world inside out, 17 Dec 2021, On-line
  • 27 Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, Constructive conservation: Making monuments useful, 08 Sep 2021, Kiel, Germany
  • Roger Mercer and the Neolithic of Southern Britain, Early Neolithic enclosures in southern Britain, 17 Apr 2021, On-line event
  • 26th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, Paper: Conservation in perspective, 24 Aug 2020, Virtual Meeting - https://www.e-a-a.org/EAA2020virtual
  • Places of worship in Britain and ireland: Prehistoric and Roman, "Magical rings: Stone and timber circles as ceremonial places", 01 Feb 2020, Rewley House, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK
  • Leave no stone unturned! megaliths in conference, "Many kinds of megalith: The current state of research in Britain”, 02 Dec 2019, Akademie Sankelmark, Oeversee, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
  • 84th Meeting of the Society of American Archaeologists, “Woodhenges in northwest Europe”. In a symposium organized by Bret Ruby, Friedrich Lueth, and Timothy Darvill entitled “Monumental surveys: New insights from landscape-scale", 10 Apr 2019, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
  • 84th Meeting of the Society of American Archaeologists, “Hopewellian Woodhenges: Recent research at Hopewell Culture National Historical Park” (with Bret Ruby, Friedrich Lueth, Rainer Komp, and Jerrod Burks), 10 Apr 2019, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
  • Wetlands and Drylands: Prehistoric Society 2018 Spring Conference, Monumental landscapes in the Ohio Valley, USA: Recent extensive surveys within and between the earthworks’, 27 Oct 2018, Burlington House, Piccadilly, Londion, UK
  • 25th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, Session: What haven’t you found? ‘Blank areas’ and the value of negative evidence, 06 Sep 2018, University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
  • 39th Annual Meeting of the Theoretical Archaeology Group, Session: Archaeology, Heritage and Well-being, 18 Dec 2017, Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK
  • NEARCH Closing Conference. Archaeology and heritage management at World Heritage Sites: social and economic involvements, Stonehenge and Avebury, 17 Oct 2017, Former Ethnographic Museum, Berlin, Germany
  • Archaeological Prospection, POSTER: Approaches to Improving the Pre-Excavation Detection of Inhumations, 11 Sep 2017, Bradford, United Kingdom
  • 23rd Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, Reconstructing a Neolithic Landscape at Abbey Home Farm, Cirencester, UK, through extensive magnetometry, 30 Aug 2017, Maastricht, Netherlands
  • 23rd Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, Prehistoric landscapes around the henge monument at Avebury, Wiltshire (UK), 30 Aug 2017, Maastricht, Netherlands
  • 23rd Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, ‘Changing pictures at Hopewell Culture sites in Ohio. Landscape-scale geophysical surveys at Hopewell Mound Group and Seip earthworks, 30 Aug 2017, Maastricht, Netherlands
  • 23rd Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologist, Session373: Landscape through the lens of large-scale geophysical surveys. Big data, Big opportunities, and Big challenges (http://www.eaa2017maastricht.nl/), 30 Aug 2017, Maastricht, Netherlands
  • 81st Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Beyond Hopewell: ceremonial centres and their cosmologies, 05 May 2016, Dolphin Centre, Orlando, Florida, United States of America
  • Resources and techniques in archaeology. Annual Conference of Independent Archaeologists, Planning and local communities, 19 Sep 2015, East Dorset Antiquarian Society, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, UK.
  • 21st Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, Archaeological Investigations and grey literature in England, 03 Sep 2015, Glasgow University, Glasgow, UK
  • Megaliths, Societies, Landscapes: Early monumentality and social differentiation in Neolithic Europe Conference, Investigations at Friedrichsruhe Barrow Cemetery, Kr Parchim, Mecklenburg, Germany, 16 Jun 2015, Christian-Albrechts-Universitat, Kiel, Germany.
  • Heritage, Food and Farming Workshop, Passage graves and Neolithic landscapes, 31 May 2015, Dowth Hall, Dowth, Ireland
  • The Prehistoric Society Europa Conference: The Origins of Monumentality, Sticks and stones and broken bones: rethinking early monumentality in England and Wales, 29 May 2015, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
  • 2013 Annual Conference of the Institute for Archaeologists: Making Waves - designing and demonstrating impact in archaeology and heritage, Discussant for session: Paying dividends: securing the impact of development-led archaeological work., 17 Apr 2013, Lakeside Conference Centre, Aston University, Birmingham, UK.
  • Die Vortragsreihe des FSR-Archäologie, Universität Leipzig, Seminar Series, ‘Merlin’s Magic Circles. Stonehenge and the use of Preseli Bluestone’, 02 May 2012, Die Vortragsreihe des FSR-Archäologie, Universität Leipzig, Germany.
  • Memorial Conference for Alan McWhirr, Bricks and Beyond, 23 Oct 2010, Department of Archaeology, University of Leicester, Leicester, UK.

Attended Training

  • BU Academic Leadership Event, 02 Jul 2020
  • REF equality and unconscious bias training, 03 Jun 2020
  • BU Leadership teams event (BU Organizational Development), 21 Mar 2019
  • Doctoral Supervisory Development (Established Supervisors), 06 Feb 2019
  • BU Professoriate Leadership Training, 18 Jan 2019
  • Historic England Expert Advisory Group Briefing, 17 Jan 2019
  • BU Employment law training event, 27 Jun 2018
  • BU Assessment Fiesta (Assessment and Feedback review), 08 May 2018
  • BU Leadership Conference (2018), 01 Mar 2018
  • The role and duties of the Charity Trustee, 12 Jan 2018
  • Interreg France-England Project: Natural and Cultural Heritage, 11 Oct 2017
  • Faculty Research Policy away-day, 28 Jun 2017
  • Bright Space VLE Training., 17 May 2017
  • BU Leadership Conference 2017, 06 Feb 2017
  • Appraisal / PPDP Workshop, 26 May 2016
  • Leadership Foundation for Higher Education: Preparing for Senior Strategic Leadership and 360 Transformational Leadership Questionnaire, 02 Jun 2015
  • BU Leadership Conference (2015), 05 Feb 2015

Qualifications

  • DSc in Archaeology (University of Southampton, 2005)
  • PhD in The Neolithic of Wales and the mid-west of England (University of Southampton, 1983)
  • BA (Hons) in Archaeology (University of Southampton, 1979)

Honours

  • The Ben Cullen Prize for an article published in Antiquity (Details at: http://journal.antiquity.ac.uk/open/prizes) (Antiquity, 2013)
  • Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE). Appointed in the 2010 Queen’s Birthday Honours for ‘Services to Archaeology’ announced on 12 June 2010. (2010)
  • Лауреаты Национальной премии в областиохраны археологического наследия Росси “Достояние поколений” За высокий научный уровень археологических исследований. [National Award for the protection of the archaeological heritage of Russia ‘Property of generations’] (Археологическое Наследие [Russian Archaeological Heritage Foundation], 2006)

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