Rate My Professor Vincent Gaffney

Professor Vincent Gaffney is the 50th Anniversary Chair in Landscape Archaeology at the Department of Archaeological Sciences in the School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences within the Faculty of Life Sciences at the University of Bradford. He holds a BA and a PhD from the University of Reading. His research specializations include landscape archaeology, inundated marine paleolandscapes, British prehistory, Croatian archaeology, Mediterranean landscape archaeology and digital humanities. Current projects encompass the ERC Synergy grant Subnordica, the AHRC Taken at the Flood and Unptath'd Waters project, and continued work on the Stonehenge Hidden Landscapes Project, where he led the UK team in geophysical survey and 3D imaging. Previous major projects include the ERC Advanced Grant Europe’s Lost Frontiers on submerged North Sea landscapes, the AHRC Curious Travellers initiative, analysis of the Mesolithic pit alignment at Warren Field Crathes, agent-based modelling of the Battle of Manzikert, and the EPSRC Gravity Gradient Project. Fieldwork has extended to Roman Wroxeter, Diocletian’s Mausoleum in Split, the river Cetina wetlands in Croatia, Forum Novum in Italy, historic landscape characterisation at Fort Hood in Texas, and internet mapping of the Mundo Maya region.