Jeremy Huggett
BA (University of Leeds), PhD (CNAA)
Senior Lecturer & Head of Department
Department of Archaeology
University of Glasgow
Glasgow G12 8QQ
Tel. +44 (0)141 330 4916
Fax. +44 (0)141-330 3544
email: j.huggett@archaeology.arts.gla.ac.uk
Research
- Symon’s Castle excavations, Powys, Wales (Co-Director)
- New Pieces excavations, Powys, Wales (Co-Director)
- CAD/GIS in archaeology
- Social and philosophical implications of Information Technologies in archaeology
- Anglo-Saxon cemetery studies
PhD Supervision
- Julie Roberts (LGC Forensics): An anthropological study of war crimes against children in Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina during the 1990s
- Paul Duffy (GUARD): Skeletal signatures of social trends in the Historic period in Scotland
Accepting PhD students in the following areas:
- Early medieval and later burial studies
- Developments of CAD/GIS/3D modelling in archaeology
- Philosophy and study of Information Technology in archaeology
Teaching
- Archaeology in the Modern World (Level 1; convenor)
- Interpreting Archaeology (Level 2)
- Computer-based Graphical Analysis in Archaeology (Honours; convenor)
- Computer-based Data Management in Archaeology (Honours; convenor)
- Society and Economy of Anglo-Saxon England AD 450-1000 (Honours; convenor)
- Context of Professional Archaeology (MLitt; convenor)
- Practice of Professional Archaeology (MLitt; convenor)
- Using CAD for Archaeological Projects (MLitt; convenor)
- Using GIS for Archaeological Projects (MLitt; convenor)
- Advanced Archaeological Survey Methods (MLitt; convenor)
Administration
- Head of Department
- Faculty Management Group
- Faculty Equipment Committee
- University Senate
- Vice-chair, Archaeology Data Service Advisory Committee
- Editorial Advisory Committee, Internet Archaeology
- Co-Editor, Archaeological Computing Newsletter
- Archaeology Advisory Panel, Higher Education Academy Subject Centre for History, Classics and Archaeology
- Steering Group, Virtual Research Environment for Archaeology (VERA)
Selected Publications
Huggett, J. 2004. Archaeology and the New Technological Fetishism. Archeologia e Calcolatori 15, 81-92.
Huggett, J. & S. Ross (eds.) 2004. Archaeological Informatics: Beyond Technology. Special Issue, Internet Archaeology 15.
Huggett, J. 2004. ‘The past in bits? Towards an archaeology of Information Technology’, in J. Huggett and S. Ross (eds.).
Eiteljorg II, H. K. Fernie, J. Huggett & D. Robinson. 2003. CAD: A Guide to Good Practice (Oxbow Books) (http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/project/goodguides/cad/).
Huggett, J. 2001. 'Autonomous agents and archaeological information', Archaeological Computing Newsletter 57, 6-9.
Huggett, J. 2000. ‘Reactive Documents? An experiment in hypermedia’, Archaeological Computing Newsletter 56, 5-6.
Huggett, J. 2000. ‘Computers and archaeological culture change’, in G. Lock and K. Brown (eds.) On the Theory and Practice of Archaeological Computing (Oxford University Committee for Archaeology Monograph 51), pp.5-22.
Huggett, J. and Chen Guo-Yuan 2000. ‘3D interpretative modelling of archaeological sites/A computer reconstruction of a medieval timber and earthwork castle’ Internet Archaeology 8.
J. Huggett, J. 2000. ‘Looking at intra-site GIS’, in K. Lockyear, T. J. T. Sly and V. Mihilescu-Bîrliba (eds.) Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology 1996 (British Archaeological Reports Int Ser 845), pp. 117-122.