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CURRICULUM VITAE

NAME: Paul Thomas NICHOLSON

PRESENT AND PREVIOUS APPOINTMENTS
CURRENT POST AND CONTRACT: Senior Lecturer in Archaeology.  School of History and Archaeology, Cardiff University.

CAREER:
1999-                Senior Lecturer in Archaeology, Cardiff University
1994 -1999        Lecturer in Archaeology, Cardiff University
1991-1994         De Velling Willis Research Fellow at the Department of Archaeology, University of Sheffield.  (Researching production and distribution in ancient Egypt, with particular reference to ceramics)
1990-1991         British Academy & Egypt Exploration Society Research Associate at the Department of Archaeology, University of Sheffield (Petrology of Egyptian Pottery)
1988-1990         S.E.R.C. Postdoctoral Research Fellowship held at the Universities of Cambridge and Sheffield (Scientific examination of Egyptian pottery from Amarna).
1985-1987         Leverhulme Trust Research Assistantship at the Department of Archaeology, University of Sheffield.  (Egyptian Pottery)

QUALIFICATIONS
POST-SCHOOL EDUCATION:

1978-1988 University of Sheffield
1981 B.A.: First Class Honours in Prehistory & Archaeology
1986 Ph.D. THESIS:
Pottery Production In The Hunsrück-Eifel-Kultur: A World System Perspective. (Submitted 1986)
Ph.D DEGREE: Awarded May 1987

CERTIFICATE IN EGYPTOLOGY:  University of Manchester. Distinction. Awarded 1993
Dissertation: Ancient Egyptian Glass And Its Relationship To Faience And Other Manufactures: A 'Vitreous Materials Industry?

HONOURS AND DISTINCTIONS
2007 Elected Vice-Chair of the Egypt Exploration Society (Currently a BASIS Institution of the British Academy)
2004 Elected Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London
1991 Elected Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society

PUBLICATIONS
Please click to download a full list of publications (Word format - 192K)

DETAILS OF RESEARCH GRANTS
Grants to HISAR

Date

Amount £

Ref. if any

Sponsor

Purpose or Title

2001

520,000.00

 

SRIF (ELWa)

Refurbishment of archaeological laboratories in HISAR.

1999

165,519.00

 

HEFCW JREI

Purchase of Analytical Scanning Electron Microscope (Principal investigator, other applicants D. Watkinson and K. Anheuser).


TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES AND POSTGRADUATE SUPERVISIONS

PhD Supervision:
Currently two students.
Masters:
Masters in Archaeology, specialist Egyptology modules.

B.A./BSc. Schemes (Part II)
HS2304 Independent Archaeological Study. (10 credits).
HS2306 European Iron Age. (10 credits).
HS2312 Third Year Archaeological Dissertations. (20 credits).
HS2318/2381  Archaeological Science (20 credits)
HS2325 Artefact Study And Analysis.  (10 credits).
HS2361 Technology and Artefacts. (10 credits).
HS2365 Complex Societies.  (10 credits)
HS 2366 Introduction to Egyptian Archaeology (20 credits).
HS2376 Egyptian Funerary Archaeology (20 credits)
HS2400 Materials and Technology (10 credits)
HS2410 Pharaohs of the Sun (20 credits)

B.A./BSc. (Part I)
HS2101 Olduvai To Uruk. (10 credits).
HS2105 Dating And The Archaeological Record. (Team taught) (10 credits).
HS2117 Great Discoveries in Archaeology (10 Credits) (Devised with V. Cummings)
HS2120 Ancient Egypt: An Introduction. (10 Credits)

SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY AND EXTERNAL RESPONSIBILITIES

School:
2007-2008 Archaeology Publicity Officer
2000-2004 Head of Archaeology, School of History and Archaeology (wef September 2000)
1999 School First Aider
1999 Responsible for co-ordinating JIF bid
1997-1999 Archaeology Examinations Officer
1996- HISAR/Archaeology Publicity Officer
1996-1997 Responsible for Revision of HISAR Student Handbook
1996-1997 Responsible for HISAR Undergraduate Brochure (Archaeology Section)
1996-1997 Assistant Examinations Officer
1995-1997 Secretary to Board of Studies, Archaeology

University:
2001 Re-elected to Senate
1998 Elected to Senate

External duties:
2007 Vice-Chair of Egypt Exploration Society
2006 External panel member for appointment of lecturer in Biomedical and Forensic Egyptology, Manchester University.
2005- Board member of KNH Centre for Biomedical and Forensic Egyptology, Manchester University
2004 Trustee of Gwent and Glamorgan Archaeological Trust
2000 President of the Ancient Middle East Society
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