Research seminars take place in the John Wymer Lab, Building 65a, Avenue Campus on Thursday's at 16:00 unless otherwise noted.
All university staff, students and members of the public are warmly invited. If you are interested in attending any of the talks below, please contact Olivia Britter for the Archaeology Departmental Seminar Series (ADSS) speakers and Rebecca Ferreira for the Centre for the Archaeology of Human Origins (CAHO) speakers. Proposals for future seminar speakers are very welcome.
| Date | Place | Time | Series | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17th February | Wymer Lab | 16:00 | ADSS | Prof. Duncan Garrow | Grave Goods: Objects and Death in Later Prehistoric Britain |
| 3rd March | Wymer Lab | 16:00 | ADSS | Dr. Allison Mickel | How to See and Shift Power in Archaeological Labour |
| 17th March | Online (Teams) | 20:00 | ADSS | Dr. Hans Van Tilburg |
UCH in the Asia Pacific Region: Towards a better understanding of the underwater cultural heritage resource and management |
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26th April |
Wymer Lab | 16:00 | ADSS | Prof. Tristan Carter |
The Colonization of the Aegean Islands and the Global Origins of Seafaring |
| 28th April | Wymer Lab | 16:00 | CAHO | Alexandra De Almeida Pestana Barroso (University of Southampton) |
TBC |
| 5th May | Wymer Lab | 17:00 | ADSS | Dr. Sophy Charlton | Investigating Neolithic milk consumption using proteomics |
| 12th May | Wymer Lab | 16:00 | CAHO | Dr Chantal Conneller (University of Newcastle) | TBC |
| 19th May | Wymer Lab | 16:00 | ADSS | Dr. Gemma Tully | Community Archaeology |
| 10th June | Wymer Lab | 16:00 | ADSS | Dr. Jay Ingate | A Foundation Myth for Your Tap Water: exploring the connections between Roman beliefs and our modern water supply |
| 9th June | Wymer Lab | 18:00 | CAHO | Dr Ceri Shipton (University College London) | The emergence of recursive narrative at the Acheulean to Middle Palaeolithic transition |
| 16th June | Wymer Lab | 16:00 | ADSS | Dr. Fiona Coward | The Epipaleolithic Near-east |
| 23rd June | Wymer Lab | 18:00 | CAHO | Kimberleigh Tommy (University of Witwatersrand) | The Cradle of More Than Humankind: Perspectives on Palaeosciences in South Africa |