Theses - Archaeology
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Life in Medieval Cambridge: an isotopic analysis of diet and mobility
Cambridge was a well-established town and an important trade centre in the High and Late Medieval period (11th-16th century). Historical accounts and archaeological evidence indicate that the Late Medieval period was a ... -
Foreign Objects in Local Contexts: Mortuary Objectscapes in Late Colonial Nubia (16th–11th Centuries BC)
From the 16th to 11th Century BC (in this thesis referred to as the Late Colonial Period), the ancient Egyptians colonised Nubia—the geographical area which today comprises Egypt south of Aswan and the north of Sudan as ... -
Changes in Matrilineal Kinship on the Malabar Coast
(Department of Archaeology and Anthropology, 1950-10-24)The material for this thesis was collected in the company of my husband, Eric J. Miller, during twenty months of sociological field-work on the Malabar-Coast, between November 1947 and July 1949. The subject of my husband's ... -
The Role of CNTNAP2 in the Development & Evolution of the Human Cerebral Cortex
The differing cognitive abilities of humans and other primates are accompanied by changes to forebrain neuronal circuit composition and function. This is underpinned by species-specific features of their development. ...
