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Lloyd received both his BA in Archaeology and his MA in Landscape Archaeology from the University of York. His interests lie primarily in landscape survey, with a particular expertise in geophysical surveying. He also has an interest in the use of computers and the internet in archaeology, archaeological photography and archaeological illustration.
Lloyd has previously worked with the Dyfed Archaeological Trust on their 2006 (pdf) and 2007 (pdf) seasons of the Iron-Age Defended Farmsteads in South Ceredigion and North Pembrokeshire Project, and also the 2008 season of the Sikyon Survey Project, Greece.
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The Campus Landscape Survey Project
The Campus Landscape Survey Project, which is part of the University of Kent's Creative Campus Initiative, is a short project with the aim of increasing our understanding of the archaeology of the campus, as well as its context within the wider landscape. The survey will be carried out by volunteer students of CLAS, who will have the opportunity to gain experience in many types of archaeological survey, including metric, geophysical and photographic survey.
Canterbury Roman Museum
Lloyd is currently photographically recording Canterbury Roman Museums's collection. These photographs will be used to support teaching within CLAS. Example images can be seen here.