Staff Profile Evan Chapman
Senior Curator: Archaeology
Contact Details
Cathays Park
Cardiff
CF10 3NP
Phone: +44 (0)29 2057 3238
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Qualifications, memberships and relevant positions
MPhil Archaeology (Wales), B.A. Archaeology and History (Wales), Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London.
Research Interests
My primary artefact specialism is Roman small finds, in particular those made of copper alloy. My principal areas of broader research interests are Roman brooch types and distribution in Wales and the associated regions of England; and Roman military equipment, in particular those components made of copper alloy.
Keywords
Roman small finds; Roman copper alloy objects; Roman brooches; Roman military equipment; Roman Wales; Roman Caerleon.Selected Publications
Chapman, E.M. 2019 ‘A Roman Donkey Mill from Clyro’, Melin: Journal of the Welsh Mills Society 35, p.93-98.
Chapman, E.M. 2019 ‘Roman Britain in 2018. I. Sites explored. 1. Wales’, Britannia 50, p.410-12.
Chapman, E.M. 2016 ‘Small Finds’, in Hopewell, D. 2016 ‘A Roman Settlement at Tai Cochion, Llanidan, on Anglesey’, Archaeologia Cambrensis 165, p.64-68
Chapman, E.M. 2015 ‘Roman Grave Group from Brecon Gaer’, in Hankinson, R. et al. 2015 ‘Recent work in the environs of Brecon Gaer Roman fort’, Archaeologia Cambrensis 164, p.118-22
Chapman, E.M. 2014. Roman Britain in 2013: I. Sites Explored: I. Wales. Britannia, 45, 308-13
Chapman, E.M. 2014. Copper Alloy. In N. W. Jones, & A. Gwilt. Excavations of the Site of the Former Welshpool Smithfield and the Roman Burial. Montgomeryshire Collections, 102, 33-34
Chapman, E.M. 2008. Appendix XIII.3: description and discussion of the seal box. In J. Kenney. Recent excavations at Llandygai, near Bangor, North Wales: full excavation report [PDF]. Unpublished GAT Report 764.
Chapman, E.M. 2005. A Catalogue of Roman Military Equipment in The National Museum of Wales. British Archaeological Reports, British Series 388 (Oxford).
Chapman, E.M. 2002. Evidence for an Armamentarium at Caerleon? The Prysg Field Rampart Buildings. In M. Aldhouse-Green & P. V. Webster. Artefacts and Archaeology: Aspects of the Celtic and Roman World (Cardiff: University of Wales Press), 33-43