Beyond the Objects: Landscape, Spatiality and Romano-British Metalwork Hoarding

The project specifically explored the spatial distribution of hoard deposits; and theorised the interaction of landscape, artefacts and human actions through the framework of Assemblage Theory. This PhD was part of the the wider 'Crisis or Continuity: Hoarding in Iron Age and Roman Britain with special reference to the 3rd Century AD' and was designed to complement this project's focus on coin hoards.

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