Gerry McDonnell

Archaeometallurgy

 

I left the Division of Archaeological, Geographical and Environmental Sciences, Bradford University in July 2009, after nearly 18 years of teaching and research. 

 

I have extensive experience in all aspects of archaeometallurgy, as well as plenty of practical experience of archaeology ( I have probably excavated more skeletons than some ‘bone experts’).

 

I started digging at the tender age of 5, on the North Yorkshire Moors,  learning  a great deal from such characters as Raymond Hayes and Tony Pacitto.

 

I was in the first cohort of undergraduate students to take the Bradford Archaeological Sciences Course, along with John Gater, Julie Bond and Janet Ambers

 

 

For more go too  Details

About  Me