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Museums shouldn’t feel lifeless. They should spark curiosity, joy, and connection. In the latest Speaking Archaeologically, I talk about museums, empathy, and experience—using examples that work. #MuseumsOfIndia #ArchaeologyPodcast #HeritageReimagined

Volume VIII of the Speaking Archaeologically Journal is a special, fully-coloured issue from the 2025 International Conference, feat. a plenary by Prof. Osmund Bopearachchi on new Gandhara findings. Limited copies. Pre-order now. #PublicArchaeology #DigitalArchaeology #ArchaeologyBooks

Volume VIII of the Speaking Archaeologically Journal is out! Featuring key papers from the Early Career Conference and new Gandhara artefacts by Prof. Osmund Bopearachchi. Pre-order your copy now! #SpeakingArchaeologicallyJournal #GandharaArchaeology #DigitalArchaeology #PublicArchaeology

Now on the final talk of Session 3 at #CAAUK2025! Following work on inequality, morphology and agriculture, Shriya Gautam is closing the session with her work on spatial networks as part of the Speaking Archaeologically project. #DigitalArchaeology #CAAUK #ModellingThePast

Lots of long overdue career updates, so let’s do it chronologically! First the opportunity to present and represent Speaking Archaeologically at CAA UK hosted by University of Cambridge and organised by Computer Applications and Quantitave Methods in Archaeology (CAA UK). #caauk

Refreshing: Indian Mesolithic rock art and decolonising effort in the @caa-uk.bsky.social conference @shriyagautam.bsky.social

Great 1st day at #CAAUK2025! Highlights: 👉 Intro to @archesproject.bsky.social, including a step-by-step setup by Jack Tomaney @mahsa-project.bsky.social 👉 Inspiring work by @shriyagautam.bsky.social & the #speakingarchaeologically team - incredible storytelling and #communityarchaeology work

We had cancelled on account of security threats in Delhi. Now the workshop is back again in session. Enroll now! #inscriptions #delhiheritage #delhiworkshop #indianarchaeology

On Speaking Archaeologically today we have Dr @suegreaney.bsky.social talking to us about @exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social ’s Killerton excavations. Here’s more on this fascinating site from Devon: youtu.be/WDxslaZbUaI?...

Although popular in Urban Bengali society, Dhunuchi Naach is seldom heard of outside of the region and its history is usually shrouded in ignorance. This video is dedicated to Dhunuchi Naach and its history and the tradition behind it. #intangibleculturalheritage #dancesofindia

We are looking at the Humayun Darwaza from the Purana qila, one of the many structures we covered during our Recruitment event. If you’re enrolling with Speaking Archaeologically, remember today is the last date to do so. See you at the site! #joinus #speakingarchaeologically #archaeology

Releasing now in tandem with our Recruitment event at Purana Qila —an exclusive video from one of the many sites we are looking at today with our new potential members: The Hammam at Purana Qila #MughalHistory #Hammam #AncientArchitecture #ArchaeologyIndia #MughalCulture #HistoricBathhouse

Our Second Keynote Address is perhaps also the most special talk in the field as Prof. Osmund Bopearacchi talks about fresh material of Gandhara and Indo-Scythian culture excavated from Pakistan earlier this year. We are honoured to be the first platform to bring these results to you. #archaeology

We are on Day 3 of the Speaking Archaeologically Early Career Researchers Conference. Watch our Day 1 Keynote Address by @profdanhicks.bsky.social from the University of Oxford who talks to us about "Militarist Realism": Some Thoughts on Museums, Memory and Monumentality #decolonisation #museums

Our saga of the wrongly identified objects continues in this special episode. Join us as we take a look at a paining depicting Rustum and Sohrab from the famous Persian epic, Shahnama Tune in to unravel the mystery of the provenance of this particular museum object! open.spotify.com/episode/45sK...

Did you know: we have our own Archaeology Podcast channel where raging debates and current issues in archaeology all pop up? Join us and tell me what you’re in the mood to discuss next: open.spotify.com/episode/4OVm... #archaeologypodcasts #issuesinarchaeology #currentarchaeology

You still have a chance to present at the Speaking Archaeologically Early Career Researchers Conference. Submit your abstract using the following link: lnkd.in/gCjGEKdJ #callforpapers #earlycareerresearchers #heritage #archaeology #archaeologyconference

Speaking Archaeologically is proud to host the first International Early Career Conference Online. Submit your papers today! Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/17qS... #callforpapers #archaeology #archaeologyconference

Join us this Sunday to explore the Benin Bronzes, artefacts taken from Nigeria's Royal Court & scattered across UK museums. Register for our Talk with @profdanhicks.bsky.social next Sunday! youtu.be/zBgjZ9CoD0Y?...

Join us for our Tenth Anniversary Talk with @profdanhicks.bsky.social as we discuss his book "Every Monument Will Fall" and explore contemporary conflicts over art, colonialism, and memory. When:May 27, 2025 Time:2 pm BST / 6:30 pm IST Register now: forms.gle/t9jNgXdCjHny... Platform: MS Teams

Explore the majestic Tomb of Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq, a stunning example of Tughlaq architecture in Delhi, India. Built in the 14th century, this fortress-like tomb is a testament to the grandeur of the Delhi Sultanate era. Join us as we uncover its history, and significance in Indian heritage.

Join Ms. Bhavya Srivastava, University of Bologna, as she discusses the role of isotopic studies and radiocarbon dating in archaeology. Learn more about the benefits and drawbacks of carbon dating for archaeological research through this insightful lecture! youtu.be/uZ-KJWe2njc?...

Eid Mubarak to all our friends, followers and students! Join us as we explore yet another mosque of the yesteryears from in this exclusive video: youtu.be/t2l8rHnv4tU?... #eidmubarak #eid

In our latest Talk with an Expert session, join Dr. Susan Greaney, Lecturer in Archaeology at the University of Exeter, as she talks about the construction of monuments at the Neolithic-Early Bronze Age transition. #stonehenge youtu.be/3P6JDq3sdIA?...

Join us this week as we explore the Anne of Cleves House in Lewes #lewes #anneofcleves youtu.be/EoEjEVvZZMU?...

For the Women’s History Month today, join us as we explore the Palace built by the First Begun of Bhopal! Join us as we explore the rich history and grandeur of this iconic monument, once the residence of brave and beautiful Qudsia Begum, the first female ruler of Bhopal. youtu.be/3dFC6OB6VLc?...

Been fascinated by Stonehenge? We are elated to host our next Talk with an Expert session with Dr. Susan Greaney (University of Exeter)! Register now: Date: 8th March 2025 (Saturday) Time: 12:30 pm GMT/ 6 pm IST Register here: forms.gle/b4KL1ASBaVzE...

Step into the breathtaking Hauz Khas Madrasa, a 13th-century Islamic seminary turned heritage site. Located in the heart of New Delhi, this magnificent structure showcases intricate architecture, beautiful calligraphy and picturesque surroundings. youtu.be/LJlDG-xR_u4?...

Making Himalayan Scripts more accessible! Join us on Speaking Archaeologically for a Week long online course to learn Takri with Dr Sarang Sharma. Course costs: £20 per person #epigraphy #ancientscripts #palaeography #takri

Speaking Archaeologically is very elated to host our next Talk with an Expert session on archaeological metal conservation with Ms. Carola Del Mese, Historic England. Register using the link below to attend the session! Date: 1st March 2025, Saturday Time: 12:30 pm GMT forms.gle/QvNz8G6dmMnw...

The only non-royal structure to be called a palace. Join us as we explore this 18th Century Baroque marvel which immortalised the 1st Duke of Marlborough's victory at the Battle of Blenheim in 1704. #archaeology #unescoworldheritage #oxford youtu.be/4upzYi9Ng3w?...

On this day, it’s the 542nd Birth Anniversary of the much misunderstood, much criminalised Mughal Emperor, Babur. We attempt to encourage our fellows to set the record straight with this rare depiction of Babur: youtube.com/shorts/9yoAb... #baburnama #moghuls #postmedievalarchaeology

Archaeologists often struggle with lithic tools found out of stratigraphic contexts! Our latest Talk with an Expert talks about how lithics found in coastal regions can best be contextualised and studied. #stonetools #lithictools #prehistory youtu.be/Xivalh0XSSw?...

Every year, insane amounts of talent and hardwork goes into producing a Speaking Archaeologically Journal! Join Nikita Shah our cover designer to hear more about her journey with us! #archaeologicalresearch #archaeologyjournal youtu.be/OcAI5y-RxGQ?...

Call for Papers for all those working in #archaeology, #rockartstudies and #prehistory #callforpapers

Join us this Saturday on the Speaking Archaeologically Talk with an Expert Session for a Critical Perspective on Isotope Analysis. Register here: forms.gle/AhYi54C1xH1X... #archaeology #archaeologicaldating #isotopeanalysis

I want to talk about Nathaniel Woodard today, a founder of schools, a former Oxonian like me, who preached at this lesser known church at Shoreham and founded the Lancing College. Here’s discovering St Mary de Haura Church at Shoreham #shoreham #sussex #archaeology youtu.be/UYn0WSrdsDI?...

Happy Republic Day from Team Speaking Archaeologically! Explore the majestic Red Fort Complex in Delhi! An enduring symbol of India's freedom struggle, the fort complex was constructed in the 17th century CE by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. #colonialism #india youtu.be/zFBxNO94ZJE?...

Uncovering the ancient charm of Samian Ware Pottery! This stunning Roman pottery was prized for its vibrant red gloss and intricate designs. Produced from 1st century BC to 3rd century AD, it was a status symbol of the elite! #archaeologicalpottery #archaeology youtube.com/shorts/qG1QN...

I wanna talk about Lancing College Chapel today, spotted on a train ride from Brighton to Worthing. I explored this on my birthday with a fellow post medieval archaeologist and what we found led to this documentary! #lancing #westsussex #englishcathedrals youtu.be/jBteUajvg2A?...

This week on Speaking Archaeologically, explore Jahangir Mahal in Orchha, India, a stunning 17th-century palace showcasing Bundela dynasty's rich cultural heritage through intricate stone carvings, ornate balconies and majestic architecture. #culture #archaeology #history youtu.be/QCohqtW7yeQ?...

As a person of colour from a former British colony, I feel very strongly about decolonising archaeology & museums. What most people don’t get is it isn’t repatriation but a chance to study heritage in an exclusive way! Here’s one of my Team’s many attempts at this: www.instagram.com/p/DEdQbuDugH...

Uncover the Past, Shape the Future Join our year-long Speaking Archaeologically Research Wing programme and embark on a journey to uncover the secrets of our rich cultural heritage! Apply now to be part of our dynamic team,help us preserve and promote our cultural heritage for future generations!

We explored the Lewes Castle on Speaking Archaeologically on our Sunday. A Norman Castle attributed to the First Earl of Surrey, this castle was explored by the team tow years ago and the documentary here: youtu.be/_v_j-sSgRHw?... #castles #englishheritage

One of the few Mughal pendants in display at the V&A Galleries from their extensive collection of Mughal artefacts and jewellery, this came from the collection of Colonel Charles Seton Guthrie, and counts as one of the many artefacts acquired during colonialism. www.instagram.com/p/DEqH1FZOla...

Did you miss out on our Talk with an Expert Session on Bioarchaeology? If yes, here’s where you can watch it and even leave questions in the comments section for our speaker: youtu.be/N8ZOov6BaH4?... #bioarchaeology #talkwithanexpert #speakingarchaeologically