UCL Institute of Archaeology

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This is the official Bluesky account for the UCL Institute of Archaeology one of the largest & most highly regarded centres for #Archaeology, #Heritage & #Museum studies. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology 📸 (c) James Tye

We were saddened to hear of the death of Frank Roy Hodson (1930-2026) earlier this week. "Roy was a precise quietly revolutionary scholar who brought archaeology firmly into the scientific age." Read the full obituary, written by Professor Sue Hamilton: tinyurl.com/bdfh7ark

Frank Roy Hodson (1930-2026)

UCL Institute of Archaeology staff, students, friends and colleagues will be saddened to hear of the death of Frank Roy Hodson earlier this week.

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We are delighted to announce that Dorian Fuller, Professor of Archaeobotany, has been honoured as a UK Fellow by @britishacademy.bsky.social. The British Academy is the UK’s national academy for the humanities and social sciences. Read the full story 👇 #BritishAcademy @ucl.ac.uk #Archaeology

Professor Dorian Fuller honoured as new British Academy Fellow

UCL Professor Dorian Fuller joins the British Academy as a Fellow, recognising his exceptional contribution to the humanities and social sciences.

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It's always great when we have opportunities to work with researchers across the UCL Faculty of Social & Historical Sciences. 💜 PhD researcher Sian Therese facilitated a session with Eleanor Luxton, exploring how objects and materials can act as witnesses to lived experiences. Find out more👇

UCL Department of Geography@uclgeography.bsky.social · 4w ago

What does human-centred research look like in the age of AI? @ucl.ac.uk Geography PhD student Eleanor Luxton reflects on a workshop where early career researchers explored creative methods, collaboration and research beyond the data. #UCLGeography #ResearchCulture

Today I'm giving a lecture at the @algao-uk.bluesky.social AGM. Protecting the Palaeolithic in the Planning System. It's a call to arms because the Palaeolithic record is being regularly trashed in the UK right now. I identity 5 reasons why this is happening and suggest some remedies: 🏺🦣 1/2

Reconstruction of early humans at Happisburgh, Norfolk, around 900,000 years ago. Humans squat butching a deer with stone tools, extinct elk and elephants walk along an estuary landscape