Victoria Sands

Victoria Sands is a DPhil student at Lincoln College, University of Oxford, focusing on Gender History within Medieval and Early Modern History contexts. Her work explores the roles of women in the London Charterhouse (c.1300–1800), integrating Archaeology and Heritage Management methodologies.

• Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology and History, University of Southampton (2019)
• Master of Science in Business and Heritage Management, University of Southampton (2020)
• Master of Studies in History, University of Cambridge (2024)

Her research spans the British Isles & Ireland region, leveraging archives at the London Metropolitan Archives, the National Archives, and the Charterhouse site. Supervisors include Hannah Skoda, Lucy Wooding, and Peter Aiers.

Scientific Awards

• Clarendon Scholarship, University of Oxford (2024)
• Open-Oxford-Cambridge AHRC DTP-funded Collaborative Doctoral Award (2024)
• Early Career Archaeologist Achievement Award, Council for British Archaeology (2022)