The Centre of Archaeology marked Holocaust Memorial Day this year by the launch of a new Treblinka exhibition, accompanied by a series of presentations and a powerful documentary play, “Yizkor”. The…
Dr Caroline Sturdy Colls presented her research at Treblinka in a workshop entitled “Unearthing Treblinka” at the Holocaust Generations Conference on Sunday 18th January 2015. Her workshop outlined her work…
Staff from the Centre of Archaeology will join forces with the New Vic Theatre in Stoke-on-Trent to launch an innovative arts programme to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. On the 27th…
It has been a very busy summer for the Centre filled with a wide variety of fieldwork, publications and other events. Fieldwork Staff from the Centre led a student training…
After validation and two inspections, the Centre of Archaeology at Staffordshire University has been granted RO (Registered Organisation) status with the Institute for Archaeologists. The IfA is a professional institute…
Dr. Caroline Sturdy Colls and Kevin Colls from the Centre of Archaeology have recently published an article about their research on the island of Alderney in the UK Channel Islands.…
The official launch of the Centre of Archaeology based at Staffordshire University took place on the 18th of December. The event was a huge success and was attended by a…
The Centre of Archaeology has announced an exciting public lecture series, starting in January 2014. The series beginswith a lecture for Holocaust Memorial Day on the latest research at Treblinka…
A documentary that follows the work of a team from the Centre of Archaeology was aired on the 27th November on Channel 5 at 9pm. Treblinka: Inside Hitler’s Secret Death…
