Tag: Grosvenor Museum
12 Posts
Dykes, Public Archaeology, teaching, University of Chester
The Public Archaeology of Frontiers and Borderlands
From Comic to TV series: The Archaeology of The Walking Dead
Archaeologies of Death and Memory, Heritage
10 deathly things I liked most about the ‘Dead Normal’ exhibition
Conferences, Dark Ages, Digging into the Dark Ages
The “Digging into the Dark Ages” – The 3rd University of Chester Archaeology Student Conference
Dark Ages, Digging into the Dark Ages, Early Medieval Archaeology, Vikings
The “Digging into the Dark Ages” conference – 09.00-17.00, 13th December 2017, Grosvenor Museum, Chester
Archaeologies of Death and Memory, Archaeorants, Places and Landscapes, The Archaeological Journal
Roman Death at the Grosvenor Museum, Chester
Archaeologies of Death and Memory, Medieval Archaeology, Places and Landscapes
Viking Rune-stones
Archaeologies of Death and Memory, Medieval Archaeology
Burials of the Slain, Killing at the Funeral, Killing the Dead: Violent Viking Funerals
