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Gavin Murray Lucas - Professor

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Gavin Murray Lucas

Professor

Location
Árnagarður / Á-411
Phone
525 - 4194
Email
gavin [at] hi.is

Unit
Faculty of Philosophy, History and Archaeology
Website
https://uni.hi.is/gavin/
Published Work
Gavin Murray Lucas - published work

Curriculum Vitae
Gavin Murray Lucas - Curriculum Vitae
ORCID site
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1619-7955
Research portal – Gavin Murray Lucas

Published works

2024

ADVENTURES IN TIMELANDHistory and Theory
The Future of Periodization. Dissecting the Legacy of Culture HistoryCambridge Archaeological Journal

2023

Survivals and the persistence of the pastJournal of the Royal Anthropological Institute

2022

Skálholt: Excavations of a Bishop’s residence and school c. 1650-1790
Theory Above? Theory Alongside?Norwegian Archaeological Review
A Solid Fluids LexiconTheory, Culture and Society
Archaeological Situations
The Case Study in Archaeological TheoryAmerican Antiquity
Archaeological Investigations at Sandártunga, Þjórsádalur 2017Archaeologia Islandica
Frá sjálfsþurft til neyslusamfélags

2021

Archaeological Stratigraphy and the Bifurcation of TimeTheory, Culture and Society
Paradigm LostNorwegian Archaeological Review
Pots for socks. Commodity itineraries in the North Atlantic during the 17th and 18th centuriesPost-Medieval Archaeology
Wild fowl egg consumption in postmedieval Iceland. SEM analysis of archaeological eggshells from the Bishop's seat at Skálholt, southwest IcelandJournal of Archaeological Science: Reports
The terrain of thingworldsJournal of Material Culture
The Archaeology of ZHistorical Archaeology
Making time
Conversations about time
A very curious larder – Insects from post-medieval Skálholt, Iceland, and their implications for interpreting activity areasJournal of Archaeological Science

2020

Jarðfundin leirkir á ÍslandiÁrbók Hins íslenska fornleifafélags
Episcopal Economics. Property and power in post-reformation IcelandScandinavian Journal of History
EPISCOPAL ECONOMICSScandinavian Journal of History
Skál! Drykkjuskapur í Skálholti á 17. og 18. öld
Hinterlands and Inlands: The Archaeology of West Cambridge and Roman Cambridge Revisited
Archaeology without antiquityAntiquity

2019

Will there be a next Nordic TAG? Reflections on theoretical archaeology in the Nordic countries todayArkæologisk Forum
From fisherman’s cottage to summerhouse. Towards an archaeology of poverty and affluence in twentieth century IcelandArchaeologia Islandica
Men in BlackJournal of Social Archaeology

2018

Periodization in archaeology
Symbiotic architectures
The Archaeological Record
The map as assemblage
Writing the past
The unburied. On archaeological objects and objectivesArchaeological Dialogues

2017

Response to commentariesArchaeological Dialogues
The paradigm concept in archaeologyWorld Archaeology
The symmetries and asymmetries of human-thing relations. A dialogueArchaeological Dialogues
Variations on a themeCambridge Archaeological Journal
Later Historical Archaeologies of the North Atlantic

2016

2015

Chronology and the ContemporaryÓlafÍa
What is theory? what is archaeology? reply to commentsCurrent Swedish Archaeology
Debating archaeological empiricism
Archaeology and contemporaneityArchaeological Dialogues
Capitalism and Mobility in the North Atlantic
An Interview with Gordon Childe: Iceland, 1956Archaeologia Islandica
Historical archaeology and time
Archaeologies of Archaeologies of the Contemporary Past: An Interview with Victor Buchli and Gavin LucasJournal of Contemporary Archaeology
The mobility of theoryCurrent Swedish Archaeology
Contemporizing the contemporaryArchaeological Dialogues

2014

Þorpið í ViðeyÁrbók Hins íslenska fornleifafélags
Moving On: A Conversation with Chris Witmore
Interpretation in Archaeological Theory
Evidence of What? On the possibilities of archaeological interpretation
Conduits of dispersal

2013

A common biological basis of obesity and nicotine addictionTranslational Psychiatry
Ruins

2012

Fieldwork and Collecting
Raw, Cooked and Fluid MatterNorwegian Archaeological Review
Understanding the archaeological record
The Archaeology of Capitalism in IcelandInternational Journal of Historical Archaeology
Later Historical Archaeology in IcelandInternational Journal of Historical Archaeology

2011

Fornleifar í fersku ljósi. Nýar rannsóknir á fjórum landnámsbýlum
Fornleifastofnun Íslands og hlutverk fornleifafræðinnar í samtímanum
Constructivism and the MechanoceneNorwegian Archaeological Review
Excavations at the Viking Age Settlement of Hofstaðir in North-Eastern Iceland
Að grafa upp nútímann. Fornleifar siðari tíma á Íslandi
Kræklingamynstur

2010

Time and the archaeological archiveRethinking History
Biological, clinical and population relevance of 95 loci for blood lipidsNature
The Tensions of Modernity: Skálholt in the 17th and 18th centuriesJournal of North Atlantic Archaeology
Events, temporalities, and landscapes in Iceland
Triangulating absence: exploring the fault-lines between archaeology and anthropology

2009

Materiality and the Paradox of Material CultureRannsóknir í félagsvísindum
Introduction
Geochemical Identification of the source for obsidian artefacts from the Viking Settlement at Hofstaðir in Mývatnssveit, Northeastern IcelandArchaeologia Islandica
The Tower Works Investigations – Fengate West
Chapter 3. The Structural Sequence
Hofstaðir in the Setlement Period

2008

PalstoftirNorwegian Archaeological Review
Time and the archaeological eventCambridge Archaeological Journal

2007

The widespread adoption of pottery in Iceland 1850-1950
The Unbearable Lightness of PrehistoryJournal of Iberian Archaeology
Visions of archaeology. An interview with Tim MurrayArchaeological Dialogues
Bloody slaughterEuropean Journal of Archaeology
Landscapes of settlement in Northern IcelandAmerican Anthropologist
The Viking settlement at Hofstaðir in Mývatnssveit

2006

Íslensk fornleifafræði í norður-evrópsku samhengiRitið
Archaeology at the edge. An archaeological dialogue with Martin HallArchaeological Dialogues
Fornleifar og rannsóknir í Skálholti
The Roman Pottery' and other contributions to Marshland Communities and Cultural Landscapes from the Bronze Age to the Present Day
Archaeologies of modernity in the land of the sagasMedeltidsarkeologisk Tidskrift

2005

Excavations at Hólskirkja, BolungarvíkArchaeologia Islandica
Children, gender and the material culture of domestic abandonment in the late twentieth century
Kúvíkur: an abondoned trading siteArchaeologia Islandica
Eyri in SkutulsfjörðurArchaeologia Islandica

2004

The Archaeology of time
An Archaeology of Colonial Identity: Power and material culture in the Dwars Valley, South Africa, 1688-1910
The Visual Archive in Icelandic ArchaeologyArchaeologia Islandica
Modern disturbancesModernism - Modernity

2003

The changing vernacularPost-Medieval Archaeology
Reading potteryInternational Journal of Historical Archeology

2002

Pre-Flavian kilns at Greenhouse Farm and the social context of early Roman pottery production in CambridgeshireBritannia
Disposability and dispossession in the twentieth centuryJournal of Material Culture

2001

Between Remembering and Forgetting
Excavation of a Medieval Saltern at Parson Drove, Cambridgeshire
Presencing Absence
Critical Approaches to Fieldwork. Historical and Contemporary Archaeological Practice
Destruction and the Rhetoric of ExcavationNorwegian Archaeological Review
Bodies of Evidence
The archaeology of alienation: a late 20th century British council house
The Absent Present. Archaeologies of the Contemporary Past
Models of Production and Consumption

1999

The Archaeology of the Workhouse

1998

Prehistory at Hofstaðir: An introduction to the 1996-7 excavationsArchaeologia Islandica
A Medieval Fishery on Whittlesea MereMedieval Archaeology

1997

Forgetting the PastAnthropology Today
Prehistoric, Roman and Post-Roman Pottery

1996

Of Death and Debt. A History of the Body in Neolithic and Early Bronze Age YorkshireEuropean Journal of Archaeology

1995

Interpretation in Contemporary Archaeology: Some Philosophical Issues
The Changing Face of Time. A Study of English Domestic Clocks from the Seventeeth to Nineteenth CenturiesJournal of Design History

1994

Excavation of a Roman Site near Wimpole, Cambs

Keywords for Specialisation:

Archaeology of the Modern World and Theoretical Archaeology

Archaeological method and theory