Eddie Procter Email & Phone Number

Following the award of my PhD in June 2019, I am pursuing publication and postgraduate funding opportunities for a research project on the history of paths and tracks in the landscape, whilst holding down a day job as Public Rights of Way Officer for Bristol City Council. My research practice includes GIS map-making, analytical earthwork survey, rapid survey and field observation, experiential landscape walks, desk-based documentary and map research.I also research and write articles, book reviews and content for the Landscapism http://landscapism.blogspot.co.uk and Exploring Landscapes http://exploringlandscape.blogspot.ac.uk blogs and other on-line sites relating to landscape and heritage, including The Clearing, Caught by the River, Unofficial Britain and Save Our Woods.University of Exeter profile: http://eprofile.exeter.ac.uk/eddieprocter/AcademiaEU profile and academic papers: https://exeter.academia.edu/EddieProcter

Bath & North East Somerset, England, United Kingdom

Managing and maintaining Public Rights of Way network across the western part of Bath & North East Somerset Council area

Bristol, United Kingdom

Managing, maintaining, improving and promoting PROW across Bristol's urban and green spaces.

Bristol, United Kingdom

I completed a full-time funded PhD studentship at the Department of Archaeology, University of Exeter between 2015 and 2018 and was awarded my Doctorate in June 2019. Having pursued a career in university administration and management, I finally took the plunge into full-time academic research in 2015 to follow my long-term interest in landscape history and cultural landscapes.My PhD research project was entitled 'The topographical legacy of the medieval monastery: evolving perceptions and realities of monastic landscapes in the southern Welsh Marches', and seeks to combine landscape history and archaeology with cultural geography approaches - a deep topography - to provide a comprehensive analysis of the complex landscapes of the study area.My research practice includes GIS map-making, analytical earthwork survey, rapid survey and field observation, experiential landscape walks, desk-based documentary and map research.University of Exeter profile: http://eprofile.exeter.ac.uk/eddieprocter/AcademiaEU profile and academic papers: https://exeter.academia.edu/EddieProcter

Fieldwork, desk-based analysis and GIS mapping of the landscape history of the Bolton Abbey Estate, North Yorkshire.

Cheltenham Spa

Student placement with the Countryside Commission (now part of Natural England)

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Archaeology, Doctorate

My thesis is entitled 'Topographical legacies of monasticism: evolving perceptions and realities of monastic landscapes in the southern.

Master Of Science (Msc), Applied Landscape Archaeology, Distinction

Part-time MSc. Desk-based research; GIS training and application; practical fieldwork, including earthwork survey, field walking.

Certificate Of Higher Education In Arts – Level 1, An Introduction To Archaeology, Pass - Average Mark 69%

Bachelor'S Degree, Public Administration, 2:2