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Pierson John Shirley Dixon (29 December 1928 – 24 March 2017), known as Piers Dixon, was a British Conservative Party politician who represented Truro between 1970 and 1974. [1] Early life. The son of diplomat and writer, Sir Pierson Dixon, he was educated at Eton College; Magdalene College, Cambridge; and Harvard Business School.
5 de jun. de 2017 · Piers Dixon developed an interest in the development of the landscape during his doctoral work on ‘The Deserted Medieval Villages of North Northumberland’. He spent 11 years working freelance on archaeological field projects before joining RCAHMS in 1989 as an Investigator.
- Kirsty Millican, Piers Dixon, Lesley Macinnes, Mike Middleton
- 2017
Piers Dixon and Claudia Theune. SECTION ONE: SEASONAL SETTLEMENT AND MEDIEVAL ENVIRONMENT. Seasonal settlement in rural archaeology as a research question Piers Dixon. Too much environment and not enough history: the opportunities and challenges in researching seasonal settlement in Atlantic Europe Richard Oram. SECTION TWO: SEASONAL SETTLEMENT ...
- Piers Dixon Claudia Theune
- 2021
Piers DIXON | Honorary lecturer | Doctor of Philosophy | University of Stirling, Stirling | Faculty of Arts and Humanities | Research profile. About. 14. Publications. 285. Reads. 10. Citations...
Piers Dixon died on 24th March 2017. He was most recently the Conservative MP for Truro, and left the Commons on 10 October 1974. Parliamentary career. Voting record. Early Day Motions. Spoken contributions. Written questions. Official portrait. Parliamentary career.
5 de feb. de 2021 · 8. 224 views 2 years ago. Piers Dixon has had a long career as a field archaeologist, and is now recently retired. He has had an interest in the archaeological remains of deer hunting in...
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7 de mar. de 2018 · I’m an archaeologist with an interest in the history and archaeology of the landscape, and with that of Scotland in particular. I have excavated at medieval rural sites on both sides of the Border and also at urban sites in the Scottish Borders, including Jedburgh Friary.
