2019 SPEAKER PROGRAMME ANNOUNCEMENT! Join us for talks from @DrRebeccaWade, @emma_calliope, @aaprocter & @amalexathorn on displaying human remains, archaeology and publishing, the formation of Classical archaeology museums, and restoring plaster casts. FREE & open to all!
Big thanks going out to our final seminar series speaker: @amalexathorn! Tonight’s seminar was a real treat and we all learned a great deal about archival research and popular archaeology. Thanks again, Amara!
Amara’s research has also uncovered many popular archaeology books which were written but never made it to print!
The celebrity that came with giving lecture tours made publishing a commercially viable endeavour - this helped archaeologists to successfully pitch their books to publishers in the late 19th / early 20th centuries.
Looks like a fabulous talk by @amalexathorn - wish I could be there!
Amara’s interests concern how British archaeologists projected themselves in print and in film during the late 19th / early 20th C. She explores the landscape of publishing for archeology at the time, looking at what archaeologists were putting out there for a general audience.
The loss of publishing archives in WWII and a lot of mergers between publishing houses in the last few decades has made Amara’s archival research quite complicated! Only those in black from her list are still publishing today.
Amara’s interests concern how British archaeologists projected themselves in print and in film during the late 19th / early 20th C. She explores the landscape of publishing for archeology at the time, looking at what archaeologists were putting out there for a general audience.
Our final seminar is less than half an hour away! Get yourselves to the Virginia Woolf Building, Kingsway by 6pm to hear Dr Amara Thornton speak about Scripting Spadework: Publishing Archaeology in the late 19th / early 20th centuries. The talk is free and we have wine! 😏🍷
TONIGHT at 6pm, our seminar series programme ends with bang! 🎉 We’ll be welcoming Dr Amara Thornton for a much anticipated talk on “Scripting Spadework: Pubiishing Archaeology in the late 19th / early 20th centuries.” Join us @kingsenglishdpt - the talk is free and open to all!
We’ve had a brilliant line-up of speakers @ExploringInArch @abbey_ellis95 Looking forward to having Dr @amalexathorn tomorrow evening for our final session! Event is as always- free and open to all!
2019 SPEAKER PROGRAMME ANNOUNCEMENT! Join us for talks from @DrRebeccaWade, @emma_calliope, @aaprocter & @amalexathorn on displaying human remains, archaeology and publishing, the formation of Classical archaeology museums, and restoring plaster casts. FREE & open to all!
Dr Amara Thornton’s 2018 publication ‘Archaeologies in Print’ examines the relationship between archaeologists, publishing houses and public perceptions of the ancient past. Join us for a FREE talk focused on her research on Monday at 6pm. Find out more: m.facebook.com/events/2210308…
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