Our PhD students study a diverse range of topics in a variety of geographic areas and time frames.<\/p>\n
Recent thesis topics have included:<\/p>\n
Mesolithic Coastal Community Perception of Environmental Change in the Southern North Sea Basin<\/em>\u00a0(2012) Elizabeth Dewing<\/span><\/p>\n Maritime cultures of the Erythraean Sea<\/a><\/em> (2009) Ross Iain Thomas<\/p>\n Piscationes in Mauretania Tingitana<\/a>: marine resource exploitation in a Roman North African province<\/em> (2009) Athena L. Trakadas<\/p>\n Aspects of identity & nationhood: commemorating, representing & replicating the Greek maritime past<\/em> <\/a>(2008) Eleni Stefanou<\/p>\n The medieval Nile : route, navigation and landscape in Islamic Egypt<\/a><\/em> (2008) John Peter Cooper<\/p>\n The reflexive navigator: theory and directions in maritime archaeology<\/a><\/em> (2008) Jorge Manuel Herrera Tovar<\/p>\n Maritime technological change in the ancient Mediterranean: the invention of the lateen sail<\/a><\/em> (2008) Julian Whitewright<\/p>\n Pudding Pan: a Roman shipwreck and its cargo in context<\/a><\/em> (2006) Michael Walsh<\/p>\n Coastal colonization in prehistory<\/a><\/em>\u00a0(2006) Kieran Westley<\/p>\n Egypt and the Roman maritime trade: a focus on Alexandria<\/a><\/em> (2005) Emad Khalil<\/p>\n