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MA Cultural Heritage Management webinar
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Archaeology
Global Engagement
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Professor John Moreland explains more about the 14 years Mary Queen of Scots spent held at Sheffield Castle.
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Archaeology
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Joe Priestley, a BA History and Archaeology graduate is exploring the link between mental and physical health and nature. Here he talks about how Sheffield helped him launch his career, his love of…
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Archaeology
Corporate Communications
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Professor John Moreland from The University of Sheffield introduces Wessex Archaeology’s new excavations on the site of Sheffield Castle - and the current Sheffield Archaeology students digging…
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Dr Hugh Willmott is a Senior Lecturer in European Historical Archaeology at the University of Sheffield. In 2016, Hugh was involved in the unique discovery of a Black Death burial pit at Thornton…
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Archaeology
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Study with us and we’ll introduce you to the richness, difference and diversity of humanity from deep history to modernity, to the thrill of discovery, and to the pleasures of research. As an…
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Archaeology
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Archaeology student Gordon Higgs interviewed about his impressions of using the Exploring Arbor Low app
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Archaeology
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Dr Hugh Willmott is a Senior Lecturer in European Historical Archaeology at the University of Sheffield. In 2016, Hugh was involved in the unique discovery of a Black Death burial pit at Thornton…
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Archaeology
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John introduces the concept of cognitive archaeology and asks Colin what sort of information do cognitive archaeologists need to develop their thinking?
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Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Archaeology
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John and Colin discuss the huge problems of looting artefacts and how this places a huge threat to archaeological understanding and discovery.
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Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Archaeology
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John and Colin discuss fieldwork - one of the greatest pleasure of archaeology, both in terms of the excitement of discovery and the fantastic opportunities to travel to interesting locations
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Archaeology
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
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John poses concerns about the state of current archaeology - in terms of whether it succeeds in conveying its value to the wider world as being the one discipline that can understand the true depth…
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Archaeology
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
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John and Colin discuss the post-processual movement in archaeology and its critique of the new Archaeology
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Archaeology
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
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In this introductory discussion, Colin and John discuss the history and achievements of the New Archaeology
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Archaeology
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
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Join archaeologist Rachel Askew for a tale of Civil War shenanigans where Parliamentarians and Scottish mercenaries lay siege to the loyalist town of Newark, and enlist the support of a herd of…
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Archaeology
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
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