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Testing the stones: inscriptions as a source for the households of Roman auxiliary military commanders under the principate conference paper given at ‘Married to the military – soldiers’ families in the ancient world and beyond’ Open University, London (December 2016)

Inscriptions as evidence for the households of Roman auxiliary commanders in the Western provinces during the first to third centuries AD paper given at British Epigraphy Society Autumn Colloquium (December 2016)

Auxiliary commanders' households on the western frontiers c.27 BC-AD 268 poster at British Epigraphy Society Autumn Colloquium (November 2014)

Not written in stone: what can epigraphy tell us about Roman auxiliary commanders’ garrison households across the western provinces in the first three centuries AD? PhD conference paper given at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (September 2014)