A session lead by two members of staff at the Centre of Archaeology took place at the World Archaeology Congress in Kyoto, Japan this week. “Archaeologies of Childhood number II:…
A major new research and reconciliation project exploring cultural and physical genocide in Jewish cemeteries launched this month with the mapping and restoration of Oświęcim Jewish cemetery (Poland). The cemetery…
After 7 years worth of research, archaeological excavation and analysis, the Centre of Archaeology is pleased to announce that the book ‘Finding Shakespeare’s New Place: An Archaeological Biography’ has now…
The Centre of Archaeology has been awarded a major grant to research cultural genocide and killing sites in Jewish cemeteries across Europe. Recording Cultural Genocide and Killing Sites in…
Exhibition Focus: Finding Treblinka with Dr Caroline Sturdy Colls and Michael Branthwaite An exhibition view with an opportunity to hear from the co-curators Dr Caroline Sturdy Colls and…
A new exhibition showcasing the work of the Centre of Archaeology at Treblinka is now open at the Wiener Library in London and has been extended until the 3rd October. The…
Dr Caroline Sturdy Colls has had a co-authored article published in the International Journal of Heritage Studies. In this article Dr Gilly Carr and Dr Caroline Sturdy Colls propose the concept…
Recent research by the Centre of Archaeology has featured on BBC Crimewatch. Dr Caroline Sturdy Colls demonstrated a virtual reality headset in order to demonstrate how games technology could be used…
The Centre of Archaeology will join an international team of experts to examine the history and legacies of twentieth century internment camps. Funded by the HERA Uses of Past programme, ‘Accessing Campscapes: Inclusive Strategies…
Researchers from Staffordshire University’s Centre of Archaeology and Forensic and Crime Science department have been awarded a prestigious research grant to develop new ways to record and present crimes scenes via…
