Bio
David is currently a PhD researcher in archaeology in the Department of Classics & Archaeology at the University of Nottingham, funded by AHRC via the Midlands4Cities Doctoral Training Partnership. He was previously employed as a Senior Systems Development Officer at the University, implementing and supporting Unix and Linux systems, e-mail, web and related technologies.
Interests include stable isotope analysis, zooarchaeology, British prehistory, archaeological theory, data analysis and visualisation, statistics, (Q)GIS, R, Python and Ruby programming.
Education and qualifications
University of Nottingham | PhD researcher in Department of Classics & Archaeology | Sept 2017 to date
University of Nottingham | MSc in Archaeological Research (with distinction) | Sept 2011 – June 2013
University of Nottingham | BA (Joint honours) in Archaeology and Geography | 1974 – 1977
Most recent employment
Freelance | IT consultant on project implementing Historic Environment Record database system for Jersey Heritage based on Arches | Jersey, Channel Islands, 2017 – 2020
University of Nottingham | Senior Systems Development Officer, 1984 – 2018