The University of Sheffield
Department of Archaeology

Professor Keith Branigan

Professor Keith Branigan

Telephone: 0114 222 2910
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Professor Keith Branigan, BA, PhD, FSA was appointed to the first Chair of Archaeology at Sheffield in 1976. He has researched and published extensively on the prehistory of the Aegean and on Roman Britain. His special interests are in funerary behaviour, early metallurgy and the relationships between town and country.

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Summary of Publications.

22 authored books including (*= co-authored):

The Tombs of Mesara (1970)
Reconstructing the Past (1974)
Aegean Metalwork of the Early and Middle Bronze Age (1975)
Gatcombe: Excavation and Study of an R-B Villa Estate (1977)
The Roman Villa in South-West England (1977)
Hellas (1980)*
The Catuvellauni (1986)
Pre-palatial (1988)
Romano-British Cavemen (1992)*
Dancing with Death (1993)
Barra: Archaeological Research on Ben Tangaval (1995)*
From Barra to Berneray* (2000)
Barra and the Bishops Isles* (2002)

7 edited books including (* co-edited')

The Roman-West Country (1976)*
Rome and the Brigantes (1980)
The Economies of Romano-British Villas (1988)*
The Archaeology of the Chilterns (1994)
Cemetery & Society in the Aegean Bronze Age (1998)
Urbanism in the Aegean Bronze Age (2002)

Author or co-author of 150+ papers in journals, conference proceedings etc.