Archaeological scientist, quite interested in ancient starch, stone tools, and prehistoric diets. I work in deserts, rainforests, and quiet corners of my mind.
Congratulations to Dr Rachel Crellin, who has been invited to give the prestigious RAI Curl Lecture in 2021. The last recipient of this illustrious award was no other than our own Dr Oliver Harris. Great to see the next generation of staff forging ahead in this way.
A fantastic weekend event created by an energetic collaboration of School staff, Leicester Creative Business Depot, Classics for All, Leicestershire Archaeological & Historical Society & Friends of the Jewry Wall Museum. Website goes live 11:30 am tomorrow morning.
@DrEleanorScerri We will be having a group think about this at the next UAUK meeting. Is there already a digital resource of scanned archaeological/palaeoecological sections out there?
1) Good news! I am so excited to say that I have been awarded a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship to study the impact of the commodification of tobacco on health in Post-Medieval Europe at the University of Leicester @ArchAncHistLeic
First batch of students completing their seed identification test in the new archaeobotany course at Leicester. Wouldn’t be possible without the skills of Danielle De Carle.
Great Offer Holder Day today! Enjoyable talking to prospective students and watching staff and students deliver excellent practical sessions on cutting-edge research in artificial intelligence and pottery analysis and the literal cutting edges of the Roman army!
Really enjoyed visiting @ArchAncHistLeic and hearing about their exciting campus-based and distance-learning programmes. Fascinating discussions about discovery of Richard III, the history of materials, and Roman textiles (including me wearing a toga!).