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Curriculum Vitae // Lebenslauf // Curriculum Vitae
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A short curriculum vitae...
I am a historian and archaeologist specialising on the Iron Age and Roman periods. I was awarded the doctorate at University College London in 1997 and I worked as a lecturer at various higher education institution in Britain and Germany. My expertise is rather varied. Here are just some of my major research interests (see also my research page):
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After the habilitation, the inaugural lecture in 2013.
Nice advertisement! Thanks to Osnabrück University! / /// Danke für das tolle Schild, liebe Uni Osnabrück... Meine Antrittsvorlesung für die erreichte Habilitation 2013
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Further links // Weiterführende Links // Autres Liens
Curriculum Vitae // Lebenslauf // Curriculum Vitae
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Employment history (selection)
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Berufserfahrung (Auswahl)
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Education | Qualifikationen | qualifications
1988-1991 Goethe University, Frankfurt: Ancient history & Archaeology (B.A. equivalent) | Magisterstudiengang an der Goethe Universität Frankfurt/M: Alte Geschichte, Provinzialrömische Archäologie, Klassische Archäologie (& Dipl. Inf.)
1990-1991 "Visiting student" at University College London // Auslandsaufenthalt am UCL 1991-1992 MA - Master of Arts in Archaeolgy, UCL (supervisor: J. Wilkes) | MA in Archäologie, Universität London 1993-1997 PhD in Ancient history & Archaeology, UCL | Promotion am UCL | Supervisors: Michael H. Crawford & Sue Hamilton; Examiners: Greg Woolf & Martin Millett 1999 Honorary Master of Arts, Oxford University 2007 Qualified by the French Ministry of Education as ‘maître de conference’ 2012 "Habilitation", venia legendi in Ancient history // Habilitation mit venia legendi in Alter Geschichte, Uni Osnabrück 2015 Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, U.K. // Leitendes Mitglied der britischen Higher Education Academy |
Graduation ceremony at UCL 1998 | Graduierungszeremonie am UCL 1998
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My Border Collie, "DJ" , and I on the Lampeter campus. Lampeter is Wales' oldest university, founded in 1822!
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Until 31st July 2019, I was senior lecturer (Associate Professor) in Roman History and Archaeology in Lampeter (UWTSD). I have been teaching undergraduates and postgraduates, on-campus and distance learners, in a wide range of subjects, combining ancient history and archaeology with theoretical, sociological and anthropological approaches. Topics include Roman history, Roman Britain, Exploring Sustainability, Ancient Celtic Civilisations, Ancient Religions, Religious Life in the Roman Provinces, Advanced Latin, Introducing Archaeology, What makes civilisation?, Regional History, Archaeology, Heritage, Theory & Methodology for the Study of Ancient Religions, and many more.
I have also been programme director, notably for the MA Ancient Religions, turning it into a truly multi-disciplinary programme. In 2014 I organised two three-day conferences in Lampeter, on Sacred Landscapes (May 2014) and Romano-Celtic religion(s) (October 2014), followed by a one-day session on Near Eastern Sacred Landscapes (Jan 2016) and a three-day conference on Re-thinking Globalisation in the Ancient World (2018). I've also been responsible for organising the Classics Research Seminars, the lecture series of the Lampeter and West Wales Branch of the Classical Association, as well as the Classics Summer School on Lepontic and Venetic languages in N Italy. |
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Für eine Liste meiner wissenschaftlichen Veröffentlichungen
// for a list of academic publications, please CLICK HERE. 
Please click here for my PICFAIR site if you are interested in purchasing some of my photos. Or contact me personally...
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2013 - A study on the impact of Roman imperialism on the populations of north-west Italy... Published by Routledge / UCL Institute of Arvchaeology Publ. Series
Two volumes on Iron Age and Romano-Celtic Religions: Transformation, Innovation and Persistence between Iron Age and Roman period. Published JRA - 2007 and 2008
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The latest book: a multidisciplinary collection of papers on "Celtic religions" in the "globalizing world" of the Roman period, based on the 13th F.E.R.C.AN. Workshop Tony King and I organised in Lampeter in October 2014.
Based on a conference in France (CNRS Lattes) and Amsterdam (TRAC), papers in this volume aim for a better understanding of process of cultural and religious changes across Roman Europe and beyond.
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