Liverpool Centre Daytime Lead Tutor and Penrith Centre Lead Tutor
Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy
MTh St John’s College Nottingham
PhD in Near Eastern Archaeology and Geochemistry, University of Durham
MSc in Archaeology, University of Liverpool
BSc in Archaeology, University of Durham
Graham is also Assistant Minister (SSM) at Christ Church Aughton in Liverpool Diocese. Previously he has been Lecturer in Old Testament at St Mellitus North West, an Incumbent in Derby Diocese, an Area Dean, a Training Incumbent, and a volunteer Tutor for the All Saints Centre. Graham has undertaken archaeological fieldwork in Britain, Israel, Jordan and Spain.
He is married with a daughter. As a family, they enjoy visiting zoos and museums, going to National Trust properties and the beach, playing board games and reading.
Areas of expertise
- Biblical archaeology
- Old Testament
- Science and faith
Publications
- Rutter, G. P. and Philip, G. 2008 Beyond provenance analysis: the movement of basaltic artefacts through a social landscape, New Approaches to Old Stones (eds.) Y. M. Rowan and J. R. Ebeling, Approaches to Anthropological Archaeology, Equinox Books, pp.343-358.
- Rutter, G. P. 2007 What comes next? Reflection on 1 John 1, Looking towards the Dawn: Daily Readings for Advent and Christmas, St John’s Nottingham.
- Rutter, G. P., Pearson, D. G., Philip, G., Day, J. M. D. and Ottley, C. J. 2003 The use of ICP-MS in provenancing igneous stone artefacts: Examples from the southern Levant, Proceedings of the 8th international conference of Plasma Source Mass Spectrometry (eds.) G. Holland and S. D. Tanner, Royal Society of Chemistry, pp.209-218.
