Derwin Gregory

Derwin Gregory is a Research Fellow at the School of History and Art History, University of East Anglia. His work bridges history and archaeology, focusing on post-medieval landscapes, conflict archaeology, and military architecture.

• University of Cambridge - BA in Geography
• University of Bristol - MA in Landscape Archaeology
• University of East Anglia - PhD on the Special Operations Executive

Gregory’s research explores the intersection of military history and physical landscapes, particularly during the 20th century. His studies span WWII airspace in Norwich, comfort food as cultural memory for USAAF personnel, and vernacular memorialization at RAF Thorpe Abbotts. He also investigates historical commodity networks through rural refuse deposits and SOE wireless operations.

His publications reflect interdisciplinary approaches, combining archaeological methodologies with historical narratives. Notable themes include material culture, battlefield studies, and the socio-political implications of military infrastructure.