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Studying Archaeology at UCL
Neanderthal teeth from La Cotte de St Brelade, Jersey hint at interbreeding with modern humans
Simon Parfitt and Matthew Pope (UCL Institute of Archaeology) have contributed to a collaborative study of Neanderthal teeth which exhibit features hinting at interbreeding with modern humans.
Stonehenge may be dismantled Welsh stone circle
A collaborative research team led by Mike Parker Pearson (UCL Institute of Archaeology) has found a dismantled stone circle in west Wales that they think was moved to Salisbury Plain and rebuilt as Stonehenge.
Podcast: Parkaeology Physically Distanced with the Society of Archaeology Students for #IWD21
Charlotte Frearson is joined by Society of Archaaeology Students to chat about life at the Institute during lockdown and inspirational women in their lives.
Research
Research at the UCL Institute of Archaeology covers fieldwork, laboratory analysis and conservation, artefact studies, and theoretical, synthetic, and analytical work across a range of perspectives.
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