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https://research.reading.ac.uk/curiosi/wp-content/uploads/sites/108/Unorganized/2002.96.0001.jpg720405This blog has been developed by the Ure Museum's Research Officer, Dr Amara Thornton. Amara is a historian of archaeology and will be examining histories of archaeology and collections in the Ure. For her posts on this blog she will be drawing on the Ure Museum and University of Reading's history and archives, connecting these to wider themes and social, cultural, political and economic histories. The blog will also feature guest posts from other contributors exploring histories linked to the Ure Museum.