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- Discussing new archaeological discoveries
- Talking to ASE archaeologists about their day-to-day roles
- Demystifying the archaeological process
- Tackling issues affecting our sector
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. How are women represented in Early Medieval/ Old English literature? For Women's History Month, Lorna tells us all about how women are depicted in these writings.
Previous episodes
. We鈥檙e taking you along for a fascinating discussion about heritage loss as part of The Seaford Head Project. Featuring leading heritage practitioners and local councillors from Seaford, East Sussex.
It鈥檚 Pride month! Silvia is a non-binary trans feminine bisexual archaeologist working with our field team in Essex. They talk about what it鈥檚 like to explore your gender identity while working in archaeology, and the unique perspective this gives them when thinking about the past.
This episode we welcome ASE鈥檚 former director to the podcast to talk about his new book 鈥楲ondon in the Roman World鈥�. We discuss the essential contribution of development-led archaeology to his research .
最准的六合彩论坛 Institute of Archaeology third year student Alex talks about his placement year at ASE. This is part of his BA Archaeology with Placement Year at the IoA.
ASE project manager Jon explores the archaeology of a Neolithic Causewayed Enclosure in Brighton.
This episode welcomes two(!) guests to talk about the Delphi Project! This is an Erasmus+ project dealing with Heritage Interpretation.
This episode Kayt talks about the BAJR Respect campaign, tackling sexual harassment in archaeology.
Join us to chat about Iron Age 'warrior' burials, especially one recently discovered in Walberton, west Sussex.
This two part episode asks whether buildings have souls in , and then takes the Brighton Dome as a case study in .
Simon talks to Emily about archaeology past and present, including his outreach/ research projects on postmedieval cottages and Wealden iron smelting.
For our podcast's maiden voyage, we're talking about our discovery of the 16th century Red Lion Playhouse, a 'prototype' thought lost for centuries.