The Centre of Archaeology is delighted to announce that we have a fully-funded PhD opportunity available in the area of conflict and genocide studies. The PhD will focus on developing…
The Centre of Archaeology has welcomed a new member of staff this month. Dante Abate has been appointed as a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research Fellow to work on the “Digital Forensic Archaeology…
Kevin Colls, Archaeological Project Manager at the Centre of Archaeology has recently published an article in Current Archaeology describing his investigation of the death and burial of William Shakespeare. The article describes how Kevin,…
The project website and Facebook group for the “Recording Cultural Genocide and Killing Sites in Jewish Cemeteries Project” has been launched. The Centre of Archaeology is collaborating with the Matzevah…
The first bulletin of the iC-ACCESS project, in which the Centre of Archaeology is a partner, has been published. The bulletin outlines the basis of the project “Accessing Campscapes:…
Dr. Caroline Sturdy Colls, an Associate Professor of Forensic Archaeology and Genocide Investigation at the Centre of Archaeology, and Dr Stephen J. Morewitz, a Lecturer in the Department of Nursing…
Researchers from Staffordshire University have won a top award for digital innovation at a ceremony held at the House of Lords. They were announced winners of the Innovative Digital Applications Award…
Dr Caroline Sturdy Colls, Associate Professor of Forensic Archaeology and Genocide Investigation at Staffordshire University, has been awarded the European Archaeological Heritage Prize 2016. The prize, awarded by the European…