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This Friday! #livancworlds #culturalheritage #indigenoussocieties

This Thursday! #livancworlds #culturalheritage

Abstract submission for the Lessons from the Past Conference 2026 will close at the end of the month. To find out more, and to submit an abstract please visit Lessons From The Past – A UN Sustainable Development Goals Conference. Details on registration coming soon!

#TBT to the summer of 2023 & a visit from Ruth, a PhD candidate at the @livancworlds.bsky.social , @liverpooluni.bsky.social#TBT analysing this ancient Egyptian Middle Kingdom box coffin belonging to the soldier Userhet. Ruth is using XRF to determine the composition of the paint .

Welcome Week Engagement Activities in ACE. A lot of fun for both incoming students and staff! #livancworlds

Not quite sure what's going on here😀 ACE staff, students, and technicians in Archaeomaterials testing new equipment in the department's Elizabeth Slater Archaeological Research Laboratories #livancworlds

We are thrilled to welcome all our students back to campus! My colleagues and I are all committed to doing everything to enhance your experience as a student in the Department of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology. #livancworlds

Liverpool students excavating at Mendik (Turkey), a site dating to the very beginnings of the Neolithic period about 11,700 years ago.

ACE students doing fieldwork in Turkey! - George Downs using GPS to locate ancient archaeological features - Eloise Jones and Alan Greaves examining the in side of the City Tomb at the Lycian city of Pinara. - Eloise Jones and John Parker drawing archaeological features during surface survey.

Second year students— partially funded by the University of Liverpool’s Global Opportunities programme - invited by Hokkaido University to take part in a summer fieldschool at the site of Hamanaka II on Rebun Island, Japan to excavate remains of indigenous Ainu communities. #livancworlds

Conference: Lessons From the Past - 23-24 March 2026 Digging into the past to build a sustainable future. lessonsfromthepast.info

To all ACE students graduating in 2025: Many many congratulations on your degree results. Colleagues in the Department and I are absolutely thrilled by your wonderful achievements in your studies here during your time at the University of Liverpool. Stay in touch! forms.office.com/e/bK7NDPknvt

The Emotions of Crisis: Ancient and Modern Concepts, Perspectives, and Solutions Monday 7 July 2025, 9am-5pm www.liverpool.ac.uk/archaeology-...

The Emotions of Crisis: Ancient and Modern Concepts, Perspectives, and Solutions (an interdisciplinary workshop) Monday 7 July 2025, 9am-5pm www.liverpool.ac.uk/archaeology-...

Meet Charlotte Bell, a fourth-year PhD student in Archaeology @livancworlds.bsky.social where her research aims to put right the misrepresentation of women's lives in Roman Britain news.liverpool.ac.uk/2025/04/25/b... #AcademicSky #ArchaeoSky

I'll be there from next Monday! Looking forward immensely to doing experimental archaeology with @livancworlds.bsky.social, talking ancient technology with Pete Hommel, and interviewing @moudhy.bsky.social & Selena Wisnom on cuneiform & the birth of history, and Eleanor Barraclough on Viking lives

A very successful 2025 Archaeology Field-school for students involved or interested in learning and developing excavation skills! Check the students' blogs. Great Work! www.24liveblog.com/live/GuhGT

Call for abstracts closes on Friday! The Emotions of Crisis: Ancient and Modern Concepts, Perspectives, and Solutions (an interdisciplinary workshop) liverpool.ac.uk/archaeology-... @livunihss.bsky.social @livancworlds.bsky.social @sotauol.bsky.social

Olivia Arkley won last year's Peet Travel Award, where she travelled to Turkey to support her PhD research by gaining excavation experience. Read about her experience: buff.ly/5hy4qDS Find out more about the The Peet Travel Award for 2025: buff.ly/Aj3K1ee

🤩 "The expertise of the academic staff as well as the analytical equipment...meant that I was well supported to pursue my research." 🔬 - Elizabeth Thomas talks about her time studying for an MSc in Archaeology in our Department. Read the full Q&A: