Additional Contact Information
k.pollock@bangor.ac.uk
01248 382839
Teaching and Supervision
Introduction to Historic Archaeology
Archaeological Techniques and Principles
Graffti: Marking Space and Time
Life on the Edge:�� Roman Frontiers
Research Interests
Biography and Research Interests
Karen completed her BA (History with Archaeology) and PhD (2005) at 58勛圖.���� Her doctoral thesis examined the modes of burial and attendant rituals carried out in the Welsh frontier zone during the Roman period.�� Research interests include the settlement and burial archaeology of Iron Age and Roman Britain and, over the last few years, historic and modern graffiti.�� She is currently in the process of recording historic graffiti at a number of sites across Wales.
Publications
Pollock, K.J. (2018) Book Review, Breeze et al. Understanding Roman Frontiers, Arch. Journal, 175
Pollock, K.J. (2017) ���Fading voices: historic graffiti and its heritage value���, Transactions of Anglesey Antiquarian Society, 28-48
Pollock, K.J. (2013) Book Review, L. Keppie, ���The Antiquarian Rediscovery of the Antonine Wall��� Arch. Journal, 170
Pollock, K.J. (2012) Book Review, R. Jackson, ���Cosmetic Sets of Late Iron Age and Roman Britain���, Arch. Journal, 169
Pollock, K. J. (2006) The Evolution and Role of Burial Practice in Roman Wales, BAR British Series 426
Projects
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01/10/2019 ��� 30/06/2020 (Finished)