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Author Archives: Caroline Sturdy Colls

Digging for Britain TV Appearance

Staff from the Centre of Archaeology appeared on Digging for Britain on Wednesday 11th December. The team were filmed working on the Lake District Holocaust Project, a Heritage Lottery funded…

12 December 2019 in Uncategorized.

Excellence Hub Receives Funding

The Centre of Archaeology and the Cyprus Institute have received funding to create an Excellence Hub. The project entitled “Invisible Heritage: Analysis and Technology” (IH-AT) was funded by the RESTART…

23 September 2019 in Uncategorized.

Survey and Excavation Begins in the Lake District

This week, a team from the Centre of Archaeology has embarked on a two-week survey and excavation in the Lake District (UK), in an attempt to locate hostels where 300…

20 July 2019 in Uncategorized.

Adolf Island TV Documentary

Adolf Island premiered in the UK on Tuesday 18 June 2019 and in the US on Sunday 23 June 2019 on Smithsonian Channel See UK TV listings for details of…

19 June 2019 in Uncategorized.

Jewish Cemeteries Presentation This Week

One of the members of our “Recording Cultural Genocide and Holocaust Killing Sites in Jewish Cemeteries” project will present at an international conference this week. Steven D. Reece has been…

17 April 2019 in Uncategorized.

Holocaust material culture lecture delivered at the Centre of Archaeology

The Centre of Archaeology welcomed Dr Robert Ehrenreich to speak about his research regarding Holocaust-era material culture this week. Dr Ehrenreich is the Director of National Academic Programs at the…

29 March 2019 in Uncategorized.

Prestigious fellowship for Centre PhD Researcher

Daria Cherkaska, a PhD researcher from the Centre of Archaeology, has been awarded a prestigious fellowship for young Holocaust scholars. Daria was selected via a competitive process to take part…

16 March 2019 in Uncategorized.

Heritage Lottery Fund support for archaeological dig at emotional WW2 site

The Centre of Archaeology will be part of an important new project exploring a unique historical Second World War location with a dramatic link to the Holocaust. Thanks to National Lottery…

10 January 2019 in Uncategorized.

Alderney Article Published

An article about the Centre of Archaeology’s work recording marks made by forced and slave labourers on Alderney has just been published. The article, ‘Proof of Life: Mark-Making Practices on…

11 December 2018 in Uncategorized.

Library Donation Received

The Centre of Archaeology is extremely grateful to Jason Hurst for his generous donation of a large collection of books to our library.
The books will help us with our research…

9 November 2018 in Uncategorized.

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