Punk Conservation: resolving the no future approach to conserving the past

The final seminar in the UCL Institute of Archaeology Research Seminar series for Term I, 2018/19 will be given by Dean Sully on 10 December.

Dean's seminar is entitled 'Punk Conservation: resolving the no future approach to conserving the past' and all are welcome to attend.

UCL Institute of Archaeology Research Seminars Programme | Term I, 2018/19

Mondays, 4pm, Room 612 (some titles are still provisional)

• 1 October: Andrew Reynolds (World Archaeology) - The non-urban revolution: reflections on the idea of the town in early medieval Britain
• 8 October: Andrew Bevan (Archaeological Sciences) - Food storage and its cultural consequences across pre-industrial Europe
• 15 October: Gersande Eschenbrenner-Diemer (World Archaeology) - The TRACER Project: two years after. Results and Perspectives
• 22 October: Sefryn Penrose (Heritage Studies) - My Margaret Thatcher Museum: from the archaeology of the postindustrial to the archaeology of the neoliberal

• 29 October: Rachael Sparks (World Archaeology) - The Necessities of Death? Canaanite Funerary Patterns and Practice at Bronze Age Tell el-'Ajjul

  [5 November: Reading Week - no seminar]

• 12 November: Miljana Radivojevic (Archaeological Sciences) - The Making of the Silk Roads: Bronze Age Metallurgy in the Eurasian Steppe
  
• 19 November: Jonathan Gardner (Heritage Studies) - What is to become of the Crystal Palace? Excavating the afterlives of the Great Exhibition of 1851 and its building
• 26 November: Michael Charlton (Archaeological Sciences) - Ironmaking practice at Meroe, Sudan
  
• 3 December: Hana Morel (Heritage Studies) - Global challenges, governance and heritage
• 10 December: Dean Sully (Heritage Studies) - Punk Conservation: resolving the no future approach to conserving the past