Tessa Poller

Dr. Tessa Poller is a Lecturer in Archaeology at the University of Glasgow, specializing in archaeological methodology and later prehistoric landscapes of Scotland. She directs the SERF Hillforts Programme and actively integrates traditional excavation with advanced technologies like LiDAR, 3D visualization, and GIS modeling.

• Research Focus: Reflexive relationship between archaeological methods and interpretation, emphasizing technological integration.
• Key Projects: SERF Hillforts Programme, geophysical surveys across Scottish contexts, and interdisciplinary landscape studies.
• Publications: Span geophysical survey reports, excavation data structures, and theoretical works on landscape archaeology and digital engagement.
• Teaching: Coordinates fieldwork and methodological training within the University of Glasgow's Archaeology department.