Sally Bowden BA MSc
sally.bowden@nottingham.ac.uk
Background
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1988: BA (hons) History and Archaeology
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1990-1995: Worked as an Archaeologist and later assistant to the Director at The British School in Rome
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1996-2005: Senior Research Associate for the Institute of World Archaeology, in the School of World Arts and Museology at UEA (1996-2005).
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2005: MSc Heritage and Environmental Interpretation
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1996-present: Worked with the World Bank, UNESCO, national and regional governments and local interest groups to develop archaeological sites as a resource for education, recreation and tourism. To this end I have undertaken diverse activities such as public consultation, visitor surveys, development planning and the implementation of management plans.
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Previous projects include archaeological assessments of landscapes, standing and buried remains; research excavations and the design and production of museum displays, guide books, visitor trails and information panels.
Research Interests
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The impact of research-led interpretation on site management, public enjoyment of cultural heritage, cultural and social capital and traditional histories.
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Current project: Apollonia - developing and preserving a site within the context of rapid regional and national development.
Key publications since 2000 (authored in maiden name of Martin)
Martin, S. (2006) “Archaeology at the crossroads: The future of Albania’s past”, in Bejko, L., and R. Hodges (eds) New Directions in Albanian Archaeology. International centre for Albanian Archaeology Monograph Series No. 1, Tirana: pp. 356-366.
Martin, S. (2004) “The topography of Butrint”, in Hodges, R., Bowden, W., and K. Lako (eds) Byzantine Butrint: Excavations and Surveys 1994-99. Oxbow, Oxford: 76-103.
Andrews, R., Bowden, W., Gilkes, O. and S. Martin (2004) “The late antique and medieval fortifications of Butrint”, in Hodges, R., Bowden, W., and K. Lako (eds) Byzantine Butrint: Excavations and Surveys 1994-99. Oxbow, Oxford: 126-150.
Martin, S. (2002) (ed.) Butrint National Park Development Study. Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, Tirana.
Martin, S. (2002) “Cutting Edge”, Times Higher Educational Supplement, 4th January 2002
Hodges, R. and S. Martin, (2000) Protecting a ‘Homeric landscape’. The making of the Butrint National Park. Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites 4: 185-88.
Martin, S. (2001) The Butrint Management Plan 2000-2005. London, Butrint Foundation.