PhD researcher Daria Cherkaska has received a prestigious award for her doctoral work. The Moshe Mirilashvili Center for Research on the Holocaust in the Soviet Union at Yad Vashem selected…
A tile from the gas chambers at Treblinka extermination camp, discovered by Staffordshire University researchers, has recently gone on display in the new Imperial War Museum (IWM) Holocaust Galleries. The…
Recent media reports have suggested that a report written by a British investigator in 1945 about the atrocities committed on the island of Alderney has remained classified by the British…
Today, the Centre of Archaeology have launched our Searching for Shakespeare digital exhibition which showcases 3D models of artefacts found during archaeological excavations at Shakespeare’s final home, New Place in…
On 25th November, why not join us for our Virtual Open Day to learn more about our MSc and MA courses in Forensic Archaeology and Genocide Investigation course which will…
On 6th November, PhD researcher Ermelinda Trinder will be presenting at the event “What’s new in Bronze and Iron Age Finds?” about her work on Albanian tumuli. The event will…
An article about the discovery of the old gas chambers at Treblinka was published by Professor Caroline Sturdy Colls and Kevin Colls last month. The article, which appears in a…
Professor Caroline Sturdy Colls will participate in a number of events to mark Srebrenica Memorial Week this month. From the 6 – 11 July 2020, the YMCA North Staffordshire has…
With Dr. Carmelle Stephens, Professor Caroline Sturdy Colls, Dr. Tobias Ebbrecht-Hartmann, Dr. Tomasz Łysak, Dr. Victoria Grace Walden and Imogen Dalziel Wednesday 15th July 13:30-15:00 British Summer Time Digital technologies are increasingly used…
The Centre of Archaeology is delighted to announce that enrollment for our new Masters course is now open. The MA/MSc Forensic Archaeology and Genocide Investigation will welcome its first cohort…
