Kate Armstrong
Post Doctoral Research Associate (Durham University)
BIO
BIO
Kayt is an archaeologist with a particular interest in landscape archaeology, and geophysics as a tool for understanding human-landscape interactions. She completed her PhD at Bournemouth University in 2010, examining the application of near-surface techniques to archaeological prospection in peat. Kayt is the STSM coordinator of COST Action SAGA.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
- Armstrong, K, Cheetham, P, Darvill T. (2018). Tales from the outer limits: Archaeological geophysical prospection in lowland peat environments in the British Isles. Archaeological Prospection
- de Neef, W, Armstrong, K. van Leusen, M. (2017). Putting the Spotlight on Small Metal Age Pottery Scatters in Northern Calabria (Italy). Journal of Field Archaeology, 42 (4), 283-297
- Armstrong, K, Kalayci, T. (2015). Images of the Past: Magnetic Survey in Archaeology. in eds Sarris et al, Best Practices of GeoInformatic Technologies For The Mapping Of ArchaeoLandscapes. Archaeopress.
- van Leusen, M, Kattenberg, A, Armstrong, K. (2014). Magnetic Susceptibility Detection of Small Protohistoric Sites in the Raganello Basin, Calabria (Italy). Archaeological Prospection
CONTACT
CONTACT
EMAIL: kate.l.armstrong@durham.ac.uk
SKYPE: lilith_kayt