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Dr William Deadman

Post Doctoral Research Associate

BSc, MA, PhD


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Post Doctoral Research Associate in the Department of Archaeology  

Biography

I completed a BSc, MA and PhD in archaeology at Durham University, and am now a PDRA with the EAMENA project. My PhD examined the distribution of Bronze Age tombs in Southeastern Arabia. My areas of interest include the use of GIS and remote sensing, and the landscape archaeology of Arabia and the wider Middle East. 

Projects
  • Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa (EAMENA)
  • Rustaq Batinah Archaeological Survey (RBAS)
  • Qarn al-Harf

Publications

Chapter in book

  • Deadman, W.M. (2016). Discussion. In Archaeological Rescue Excavations on Packages 3 and 4 of the Batinah Expressway, Sultanate of Oman. Saunders, Ben Oxford: Archaeopress. 189-206.

Doctoral Thesis

  • Deadman, W.M. (2017). Early Bronze Age Society in Eastern Arabia: An Analysis of the Funerary Archaeology of the Hafit Period (3200-2500 BC) in the Northern Oman Peninsula with Special Reference to the Al-Batinah Region. Durham University. PhD.

Journal Article