Professor Keith Dobney

2000

£186,864

Wellcome Trust – The bioarchaeology of pig domestication and husbandry: its role in the biological, economic and social development of complex human society.

2001

$1,585

Appointment as a Smithsonian Institution Short-term Visitor at the National Museum of Natural History, Washington DC.

2002

£2,450

Royal Society and Armenian Academy of Science. Visiting Fellowship to Durham for Dr Ninna Manaseryan

2003

£271,793

Wellcome Trust - Travelling companions and unwelcome guests: an integrated zooarchaeological and biomolecular approach to human dispersal and exchange networks in the Holocene.

2005

$1,727

Appointment as a Smithsonian Institution Short-term Visitor at the National Museum of Natural History, Washington DC.

2005

£22,024

Leverhulme Trust Visiting Professorship for Professor Jing Yuan, Institute of Archaeology, CASS, Beijing.

2005

£157,442

AHRC - The prehistoric origins of Orcadian cultural exchange networks: biomolecular and morphometric studies of Orkney voles (co P.I.'s - Profs Jeremy Searle and Paul O'Higgins, University of York).

2006

£5,969

English Heritage – Completion of monograph entitled: Farmers, Monks and Aristocrats.

2006

£1,500

Daiwa Foundation - Morphometric variation and dental enamel defects in the teeth of ancient island populations of Japanese wild boar (Sus scrofa) as a proxy for studying human interaction in the Jomon period.

2006

£380,249

AHRC - co PI - The origin and spread of stock-keeping in the Near East and Europe – a new database approach (P.I. Prof. Stephen Shennan, Institute of Archaeology UCL.

2006

£125,000

P.I. for RCUK Fellowship -  Ancient DNA and human dispersal – Research Councils

2007

£217,341

Leverhulme Trust – Pigs, people and the Neolithisation of Europe – returned after award of NERC grant below.

2007

£460,009

NERC - Pigs, people and the Neolithisation of Europe – co i's Dr Greger Larson, Dr Una Strand-Vidardottir, Prof. Rus Hoelzel

2007

£48,717

NERC – Tied studentship linked with funded project - Pigs, people and the neolithisation of Europe

2008

£60,896

Leverhulme Trust - PhD studentship (and associated indirect costs) to work on Ancient DNA

2009

2010

€150,685

£806,000

Co-Reach (with Institute of Archaeology, Beijing, Natural History Museum Paris & Max Planck Institute, Leipzig) – European-Chinese Bioarchaeology Collaboration (EUCH-BIOARCH) – Contributing to a Broader Agenda.

NERC - Reconsidering Austronesian Homeland and Dispersal Models using Genetic and Morphological Signatures of Domestic Animals - joint with Durham University - co-i's Dr Greger, Larson, Dr Thomas Cucchi and Dr Una Strand-Vidarsdottir.