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David John Gregory



David John Gregory worked as an analytical chemist in the pharmaceutical industry for six years. Thereafter he studied for a Bachelors of Science in archaeology at Leicester University. This was followed by a Masters degree in Maritime Studies at St. Andrews University. He obtained his PhD from Leicester University in 1996 (Formation processes in underwater archaeology: A study of the deterioration of archaeological materials in the marine environment). Since 1996 he has been employed as a researcher at the National Museum of Denmark's Centre for Maritime Archaeology researching into the development of robust methods of managing archaeological sites on land and underwater in situ.

The Conservation Department -> In situ preservation
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PUBLICATIONS


Articles in Peer Reviewed Journals
Chapters in books
Conference Proceedings
National Museum Publications

Articles in Peer Reviewed Journals

  


1.  Gregory, D., (1995) Experiments into the deterioration characteristics of materials on the Duart Point wreck site: an interim report.  In The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 24.1: 61-65.  Academic Press.
 
2.  Gregory, D.J. (1999) Monitoring the effects of sacrificial anodes on the large iron artefacts on the Duart Point wreck, 1997.  In The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 28:2, 164 - 173.  Academic Press.
 
3.  Gregory, D.J. (1999) Re-burial of timbers in the marine environment as a means of their long-term storage:  experimental studies in Lynæs Sands, Denmark. In The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, 27:4, 343 - 358.  Academic Press.
 
4.  Gregory, D.J. (2000) In situ corrosion on the submarine Resurgam:  A preliminary assessment of her state of preservation.  Conservation and Management of Archaeological sites, James and James (Science publishers Ltd).
 
5.  Arnott, S., Best, A.I., Dix, J.K. and Gregory, D., (2002). Acoustic propagation in waterlogged wood, Acta Acustica united with Acustica (In press).
 
6.  Matthiesen, H., Hilbert, L.R. and Gregory, D.J. (2003) Siderite as a corrosion product on archaeological iron from a waterlogged environment.  In  Studies in Conservation, 48.3.  183-194.  International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works.  

7.  Matthiesen, H., Gregory, D., Jensen, P., Sørensen, B. (2004). Environmental monitoring at Nydam, a waterlogged site with weapon sacrifices from the Danish Iron age. I: A comparison of methods used and results from undisturbed conditions. Journal of Wetland Archaeology 4, pp. 55-74.
 
8. Gregory, D. and Jensen, P. (2006) The importance of analysing waterlogged wooden artefacts and environmental conditions when considering their in situ preservation. The Journal of Wetland Archaeology Accepted due Spring 2007
 
9. Jensen, P. and Gregory, D.J. (2006) Selected physical parameters to characterize the state of preservation of waterlogged archaeological wood: A practical guide for their determination. The Journal of Archaeological Science..

Chapters in books


10. Oxley, I. and Gregory, D. J. (2002) Site Management. In C. Ruppe and J. Barstad (eds.), International Handbook on Underwater Archaeology. The Plenum Series in Underwater Archaeology. Kluwer Press.
 
11. Godfrey, I.M., Gregory, D., Nystrom, I. And Richards, V. (2004) In situ Preservation of Archaeological Materials and sites underwater.  In F Maniscalo (ed.) Medtirraneum: Tutela Conzervazione e Valorizzazione del Patrimonio Culturale Subacqueo. Volume 4, Massa, Naples.
 
12. Matthiesen, H., Hilbert, L R, Gregory, D, Sørensen, B, 2005, Corrosion of archaeological iron artefacts compared to modern iron at the waterlogged site Nydam, Denmark, in P Dillmann, P Piccardo, H Matthiesen, and G Beranger (eds), Corrosion of metallic heritage artefacts: investigation, conservation and prevision, chapter 16. European Federation of Corrosion. In Press
 
13. Gregory, D., Matthiesen, H, 2005, In-situ preservation of waterlogged archaeological sites, In: Principles in conservation science: The Royal Society of Chemistry.

Conference Proceedings

14.  Sørensen, B., and Gregory, D.J., (1998) On site preservation of artefacts in Nydam Mose. ICOM Metal Working Group, Metal ’98 conference proceedings, Dragnuinan.
 
15.  Gregory, D.J. (1999) Re-burial of ship timbers in the marine environment as a method of in situ preservation.  In Proceedings of the 7th ICOM-CC Working Group on Wet Organic Archaeological Materials Conference.  ARC-Nucelart, Grenoble.
 
16. Dix, J.K., Arnott, S., Best, A.I. and Gregory, D., (2001).  The acoustic characteristics of marine archaeological wood, in Leighton, T.G., Heald, G.J., Griffiths, H.D. and Griffiths, G. (eds.), Acoustical Oceanography, Proc. Institute of Acoustics, Vol. 23 Part 2, 299-305.
 
17.  Gregory, D., Matthiesen, H. and Björdal, C.  (2002) In situ preservation of artefacts in Nydam Mose: Studies into environmental monitoring and the deterioration of wooden artefacts.  In P.Hoffman, T.Grant, J.Spriggs (eds.) Proceedings of the 8th ICOM group on Wet Organic Archaeological Materials Conference, Stockholm. 213-223.  Bremerhaven.
 
18.  Gregory, D.J., Hocker, F.M., and Pedersen, C. (2000) Marine Archaeological Reconnaissance and site mapping using an AUV.  In Marine Data for Scotland; Acquisition, availability and application.  University of St. Andrews, Scotland (Eds.)  D. Groom and I. Oxley, St. Andrews.
 
19  Gregory, D.J. (2001) The Danish Experience.  In proceedings of the Severn Estuary Levels Committee 11th Annual conference, The Severn and Beyond. (Ed.) S. Rippon, Exeter University Press.
 
20. Matthiesen, H., Hilbert, L.R., Gregory, D., Sørensen, B. 2004. Corrosion of archaeological iron artefacts compared to modern iron at the waterlogged site Nydam, Denmark. In EUROCORR 2004, Nice 12-16 September 2004. CD-ROM, European Federation of Corrosion.
 
21. Matthiesen, H., Gregory, D., Sørensen, B., Alstrøm, T., Jensen, P. 2004. Monitoring methods in mires and meadows: five years of studies at Nydam mose, Denmark. In Nixon, T: Preserving Archaeological Remains In Situ? Proceedings of the 2nd conference 12-14 September 2001.  91-97.  London, Museum of London Archaeology service
 
22. Arnott, S., Dix, J.K., Best, A., and Gregory, D. (2001) The Acoustic Characteristics of Archaeological Wood. . In Nixon, T: Preserving Archaeological Remains In Situ? Proceedings of the 2nd conference 12-14 September 2001.  18-25.  London, Museum of London Archaeology 
 
23. Bergstrand, T., Bjordal, C.G., Nilsson, T., Bohm, C., Christensson., Gregory, D., Nystrom, I., Peacock, E., Richards, V. and MacLeod, I. (2005) Reburial as a method of preserving archaeological remains.  A presentation of the Marstrand project. In   Proceedings of the 9th ICOM Group on Wet Organic Archaeological Materials Conference.  Eds. P. Hoffmann, K. Strætkvern, J.A. Spriggs and D. Gregory. 9-39. Bremerhaven, ICOM Committee for Conservation Working Group on Wet Organic Archaeological Materials.
 
24. Palma, P., Gregory, D., Jones, M. (2005) Monitoring of Shipwreck sites in Northern Europe, The European Project, MoSS. In   Proceedings of the 9th ICOM Group on Wet Organic Archaeological Materials Conference.  Eds. P. Hoffmann, K. Strætkvern, J.A. Spriggs and D. Gregory. 679 Bremerhaven, ICOM Committee for Conservation Working Group on Wet Organic Archaeological Materials.

National Museum Publications

25. Gregory, D.J., (1997) Biological deterioration of organic artefacts in seawater.  Maritime Archaeology Newsletter from Roskilde, Denmark, 8: 21-23, Roskilde.
 
26. Englert, A., Indruszewski, G., Hensen, H., Gülland, T. and Gregory, D. (1998) Sailing in Slavonic waters.  In O. Crumlin-Pedersen and E. Britt Nielsen (eds.) Maritime Archaeology Newsletter from Roskilde Denmark. 11: December 1998.
 
27. Gregory, D.J., (1999) Re-burial of timbers in the marine environment.  In Maritime Archaeology Newsletter from Roskilde, Denmark 12: 25 - 29, Roskilde.
 
28. Gregory, D.J., Jensen, P., Sørensen, B., and Smith Sørensen, T. (1999),  In situ bevaring af arkæologiske fund.  Nyt, 82, 20 - 23, Nationalmuseet af Denmark.
 
29.  Aaby, B., Gregory, D.J., Jensen, P., and Smith-Sørensen, T. (1999) In situ bevaring af oldsager i Nydam Mose. I Nationalmuseets Arbejdesmark, København.
 
30. Gregory, D.J., (2000) Deterioration of wood in Nydam Mose.  In Maritime Archaeology Newsletter from Roskilde, Denmark, 12, Roskilde.
 
31.  Gregory, D.J., (2000) Underwater Reconnaissance. In Maritime Archaeology Newsletter from Roskilde, Denmark, 13, Roskilde.
 
32. Gregory, D.J., (2001) Biological factors affecting the deterioration of wooden artefacts in Danish Waters.  In  Historiske vrag og søfarter – status og fremtid.   Eds.  B.E. Thomsen og M. Sylvester.  Nationalmuseets Marinarkæologiske Undersøgelser, Roskilde.