Gordon Noble

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Dr Gordon Noble, has undertaken landscape research and directed field projects across Scotland. He has worked on a wide range of landscapes and archaeology projects from the Neolithic to Medieval periods. He is director and co-founder of Strathearn & Royal Forteviot (SERF), a successful archaeological project researching the prehistoric and early historic landscape at Forteviot, a site that became one of Scotland's early royal centres and director of the Rhynie Environs Archaeological Project (REAP). Since completing his PhD in 2004, Gordon has held a temporary lectureship in Durham (2004-5) and from 2005-8 undertook postdoctoral research on the perception of the forested environment in the Neolithic at the University of Glasgow. Gordon was appointed as lecturer to the department at Aberdeen in July 2008.In July 2012 Gordon was appointed Senior Lecturer and is also a Honorary Curatorial Fellow to the University Museums.