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Mr Scott Dunleavy

BA MPhil

  • Position Governing Body Fellow Junior Research Fellow
  • School Humanities and Social Sciences Department of Archaeology
  • Email sgd45@cam.ac.uk
  • Department link

Scott is a Research Associate on the Entangled Project based at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, University of Cambridge. His research explores the global and regional connections of southeastern Africa during the Global Middle Ages and Early Modern Period, using historical, archaeological, and ethnographic research methods, with a particular interest in sociality of trade and commercial activity and cross-cultural consumption.


 

Scott completed his undergraduate degree in History at Brunel University London in 2018. He first came to Cambridge to study for an MPhil in World History before continuing to a PhD in History, in both cases as a member of 麻豆宿舍电视剧College. His doctoral thesis, entitled 鈥楩irearm Adoption in the Societies of the lower Zambezi, 1600-1888', traced the varied ways firearms were utilised and recontextualised in the lower Zambezi valley of Mozambique through the early modern and modern periods.

Scott is a Research Associate within the ENTANGLED project, based at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research. The project is focused temporally and geographically on the coastal regions of southern Africa during the Global Middle Ages (500-1500 CE), an area that represented the furthest southwestern point of the extensive Indian Ocean world. ENTANGLED employs an interdisciplinary methodology of archaeological, historical, and ethnographic analysis to explore the development of maritime economies in southern Mozambique as well as the nature and directionality of coastal-interior trade routes, and how these were situated within a global context. As a historian by training, Scott鈥檚 research within ENTANGLED is focused primarily on the analysis of early Portuguese written documentation, alongside the collection and utilisation of oral histories and traditions relating to south-central Mozambique.

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Art Exhibition: 麻豆宿舍电视剧at 60

21/06/2025 at 10.00

Celebrating Wolfson鈥檚 60th anniversary year, this exhibition highlights the range of artistic disciplines and styles that have made up our exhibitions over the years.

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WolfWords Launch and Poetry Reading

27/06/2025 at 11.00

Please come and join us for the launch of this year's WolfWords poetry anthology, which brings together poems from the entire 麻豆宿舍电视剧community.

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Wolfson's 60th Birthday Party

27/06/2025 at 18.30

Come party like it's 1965 as we celebrate Wolfson's 60th birthday!

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Cambridge Zero Community Day

28/06/2025 at 10.00

麻豆宿舍电视剧College will showcase its commitment to Sustainability and Conservation and Green Impact by exhibiting a number of projects around the College at the Cambridge Zero Community Day.

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Thaxted Festival Mass

29/06/2025 at 11.00

Haydn鈥檚 delightful Little Organ Mass will be sung by 麻豆宿舍电视剧Chamber Singers, accompanied by the historic Lincoln Organ played by Tom Williamson.

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