Archaeology South-East is the commercial branch of UCL's Institute of Archaeology. Our Digs Deeper podcast takes you into the world of development-led archaeology, whether that be discussing a new archaeological discovery, talking to our archaeologists about their day-to-day roles, demystifying the archaeological process or tackling issues affecting our sector.
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Archaeology South-East is the commercial branch of UCL's Institute of Archaeology. Our Digs Deeper podcast takes you into the world of development-led archaeology, whether that be discussing a new archaeological discovery, talking to our archaeologists about their day-to-day roles, demystifying the archaeological process or tackling issues affecting our sector.
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March 31, 2023
Episode 11 - Women's (Medieval) History Month, with Lorna Webb
Lorna Webb joins the podcast for a look at how women are represented in Early Medieval/ Old English literature for Women's History Month! We talk about Beowulf (obviously) and Lorna makes host Emily try to answer some rather rude riddles. You might be surprised at the breadth of female representation on display! You can find more Medieval musings from Lorna in her Medieval Corner: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-south-east/lornas-medieval-corner Transcript: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-south-east/sites/archaeology_south_east/files/asedd_ep11_lorna_webb_transcript.docx
July 27, 2022
The Seaford Head Project: Policy and Practitioner Discussion
In this special episode we’re taking you behind usually closed doors for a fascinating discussion about heritage loss, as part of The Seaford Head Project. It features leading heritage practitioners from Historic England, the National Trust, the South Downs National Park Authority and Archaeology South-East, and local councillors from Seaford, East Sussex. We discuss responding to coastal erosion and prioritising at-risk sites, the grieving process of letting go of what cannot be saved, and how we might move forward as a profession and a public to a more nuanced understanding of heritage permanence. If you’re from Seaford or the surrounds we particularly want to hear from you, so let us know what you think by leaving a comment or emailing us ase@ucl.ac.uk. You can find out more information about this project and a transcript of the podcast on the project website: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-south-east/seaford-head The Seaford Head Project is funded by Historic England with contributions from the South Downs National Park Authority.
June 28, 2022
Episode 10 - Digging with Pride, with Sylvia (Drew) Lingham
It’s Pride month! And we’re so happy to welcome Drew Lingham to the podcast, a non-binary trans feminine bisexual archaeologist, currently working with our field team in Essex. They talk about what it’s like to explore your gender identity while working in archaeology and what a unique perspective this gives them when thinking about the past. We also talk about gender non-conforming historical figures and some of our favourite sites and archaeological periods. A note that Drew goes by Sylvia nowadays but still uses Drew as a middle name! Some of the LGBTQ+ resources we talk about in the podcast are below: Out @ UCL: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/human-resources/equality-diversity-inclusion-committees-and-networks/outucl
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