The Forest of Białowieża, which straddles the border of Poland and Belarus, is unique in Europe: it is incredibly ancient. Woodland has been continuously present there for some 12,000 years….Read More >
archeology
POSTPONED: Economies of Destruction? Creating value by destroying valuables
We regret that we have had to cancel the Richard Bradley lecture in the face of travel restrictions prompted by the spread of coronavirus. Richard Bradley Lecture, Department of Archaeology…Read More >
Inspiring future scientists with fossil pollen time machines
Oli Wilson, a PhD student and Graduate Teaching Assistant in the School of Archaeology, Geography and Environmental Sciences, is exploring Brazil’s unique and endangered Araucaria forests – how they were…Read More >
