Event:Roots and Routes: Community-Led Archaeology 2026

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In-Person
Date: March4,2026
Location: University College London, United Kingdom
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4 March: Francesco Ripanti (University of Birmingham) - Roots and Routes: A View of Community-Led Archaeology from the Mediterranean Francesco is Assistant Professor in Heritage and History at the University of Birmingham, and was previously Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow (MSCA) at Trinity College Dublin, researching archaeology, heritage and wellbeing (2022-2024), and a postdoctoral researcher in digital heritage at the Cyprus University of Technology (2020-2021). He uses fieldwork activities to experiment with new approaches and practices of communication, engagement and evaluation.

Participants & Organizers

UCL Social & Historical Sciences(Host, Organizer)

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