Archaeology seminars 2021/22*INCLUDE*
The Archaeology research seminars take place weekly and are open to all.
Seminar description
The Archaeology seminars provide an opportunity for discussion of current research developments on a range of archaeological themes from diverse chronological and geographical areas.
The talks are open to all.
Time and location
Unless otherwise stated, the seminars take place 5.30-6.30pm (unless otherwise stated) on Thursdays online.
To receive a link to join the session please click on the 'Register' links below. Or email Jon Henderson to be added to the Archaeology seminar mailing list.
Event schedule
Semester 2 2021/22
Date | Speaker | Title | Register to receive link and password |
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Thu 3 Feb |
Professor Ian Baxter (Heriot-Watt University) |
'Archaeology, heritage and tourism in a disrupted world' | Register |
Thu 10 Feb | Jon Henderson (University of Edinburgh), Graeme Cavers, (AOC Archaeology), Mel Johnson (CFA Archaeology) and Richard Strachan (Historic Environment Scotland) |
Joint lecture - 'Archaeology in the heart of Edinburgh: The Holyrood Field School project' |
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Thu 17 Feb | Dr Ronan Toolis (GUARD Archaeology Limited) |
'Shifting perspectives on 1st-millennia Scotland' |
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Wed 23 Feb | Dr Chiara Bonacchi (University of Stirling) |
'Heritage-based tribalism in big data ecologies and the role of "experts"’ NB 4.30 pm – log in details to follow. |
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Thu 3 Mar | Dr Sam Challis (IASH, & University of the Witwatersrand) |
'Rock Art Scotland and South Africa (RASSA): Working with local communities to record and preserve rock art in South Africa' |
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Thu 10 Mar | Ian Hardwick (University of Edinburgh) |
'At the edge of the world(s): Aerial survey, landscape and identity across frontiers of northern Britain during the Iron Age and Roman periods' |
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Thu 17 Mar | Dr Sam Leggett (University of Edinburgh) |
'Finding the Fish Event Horizon: Bioarchaeology of (early) Medieval fish consumption' |
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Thu 24 Mar | Philip Robertson (Historic Environment Scotland) |
'Cultural heritage and Scotland’s network of marine protected areas' |
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Thu 31 Mar | Dr Tanja Romankiewicz and Hannah Genders Boyd (University of Edinburgh) |
'Around the roundhouses: Circular lives, circular economies, circular ecologies' |
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Semester 1 2021/22
Date | Speaker | Topic | Register to receive link and password |
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Thursday 7 Oct |
Dr Penny Bickle (University of York) |
'Conceptualising Neolithic gender: the sexual division of labour amongst early farmers' |
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Thursday 14 Oct |
Professor Trevor Watkins (University of Edinburgh) |
‘The Neolithic and the Anthropocene: Changing the habits of ten thousand years’ | Register |
Thursday 21 Oct |
Professor Alexandra Sanmark (University of the Highlands and Islands) |
‘Norse waterways in the West Mainland of Orkney’ |
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Thursday 28 Oct | Kenneth McElroy and Iain McLean |
‘Caithness Broch Project: New visions of the past’ |
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Thursday 4 Nov | Dr Manuel Fernández-Götz (University of Edinburgh), Dr Dave Cowley (Historic Environment Scotland) and Dr Christoph Rummel (German Archaeological Institute) |
‘Landscapes of interaction at the edge of the Roman Empire: New research on the Iron Age of southwest Scotland’ |
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Thursday 11 Nov |
Dr Mark Jackson (Newcastle University) |
‘Filling gaps or papering over the cracks? Byzantine Anatolia and beyond from the 7th century AD’ |
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Thursday 18 Nov | Professor William Murray (University of South Florida) |
'The Battle of the Egadi Islands Project' |
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Thursday 25 Nov | Dr Jessica Smyth (University College Dublin) |
'Passage Tomb People: Investigating the Social Drivers of Passage Tomb Construction' |
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Thursday 9 Dec | Dr Arturo Rey da Silva (University of Edinburgh) |
‘Preventing the world’s submerged past from looting, commercial exploitation and destruction. Cooperation, assistance and underwater archaeological practice within UNESCO's actions’ |
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