03:27

The Undergraduate Archaeology Course at Cambridge

51:03

McDonald Annual Lecture 2023 - Prof David Wengrow

56:36

Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Lecture 2024, University of Cambridge - Habiba Chirchir

53:00

Archaeology within a unified science of cultural evolution - Prof. Alex Mesoudi

01:03:31

How quantifying archaeological data can help us trace urban dynamics - Dr Izabela Romanowska

01:11:17

Food Globalization in prehistory: What kinds of globalization? - Prof. Martin Jones

49:24

Crop Migrations as a Globalising Process - Dr. Sureshkumar Muhukumaran

01:12:03

What Do We Mean by Globalisation in the Prehistoric Mediterranean? Prof. Susan Sherratt

01:26:18

Globalisation in Deep Time: Postdisciplinary Lessons from the Palaeolithic - Dr Inanna Hamati-Ataya

01:22:11

Globalisation and Historical Globalities - Prof. Barry Gills

59:22

Globalisation and Wari State-making: Re-evaluating Middle Horizon Peru - Dr Justin Jennings

01:12:38

Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Inaugural Lecture 2022, University of Cambridge - Zerenesay Alemseged

48:13

Prof Amy Bogaard - 34th McDonald Annual Lecture

01:35:18

The Unconventional Violence and Materiel of Modern Warfare

01:03:17

An Early Bronze Age Massacre at Shamanka II, Lake Baikal, Southern Siberia

56:36

Mediterranean Mountains in the Iron Age Between Violence and Identity

01:16:53

Surrogate beasts: Violence and the human body in Iron Age Europe

01:16:02

Ritual violence in the Classical World

02:40:49

Robert Capa, ʽBeni culturaliʼ and the Battle of Troina: Memorialising Violence

01:59:13

Heritage and violent conflict: Impacts and legacies of the 'Biafra war'

49:54

Prof Theresa Singleton - "The worlds the enslaved created or forced to endure"

01:02:46

Dr Sjoerd Kluiving - TERRANOVA from the last and current Interglacial periods into the Anthropocene

01:15:16

Dr Chelsey Geralda Armstrong - Documenting land-use legacies in Pacific Northwest of North America

01:01:29

Prof Anneli Ekblom - Landscape history, archaeology and storytelling

01:18:02

Prof Junko Habu - Historical ecology and changes in Jomon landscape practice: examples from NE Japan

01:10:04

Dr John Murphy - Modeling ‘The Dawn of Everything’

01:14:26

Prof Roland Fletcher - Low-density urbanism, risk and climate instability

01:16:32

Prof Alison Wylie - 33rd McDonald Annual Lecture

06:54

Why move to a city in Ancient Sumer ?

09:29

Living in a Sumerian city

10:10

First (mega) cities in the world

09:48

Explore a Sumerian city!

01:35:28

Prof Matthew Johnson - Enduring Structures, Patterns of Change: ‘English’ Landscapes in N. Atlantic

01:29:01

Prof Audrey Horning - Dissonance & Convergence in N Atlantic Ireland & Archaeology of Euro Expansion

01:19:11

Dr Liza Gijanto - Living on Atlantic Time: Commerce and Daily Life on the Gambia River

01:32:05

Prof Akin Ogundiran - Sociality of Merchant Capital & Archaeology of Modernity in Atlantic Africa

01:36:10

Alissandra Cummins - Interrogating and interpreting forced & free migration in Atlantic Caribbean

01:14:41

Dr Ryan Espersen - "No Dollar Too Dark: Free Trade, Piracy, Privateering and Illegal Slave Trading"

01:22:31

Dr Johana Caterina Mantilla Oliveros - "Landscapes of Freedom"

01:31:33

Prof Theresa A. Singleton - Afro-descendants on the Move

01:12:58

Prof Nam Kim - Entangled histories: Archaeology, modern politics, and heritage in Vietnam

01:19:12

Prof Aidan O'Sullivan - It might have been like this? Experimental archaeology

57:47

Dr Jimena Lobo Guerrero Arenas - "Do you know who knows what you don't know?"

58:53

Svetlana Nurgaziyeva - Gold from the Great Steppe

01:18:23

Playing the Archaeologist: turning archaeology into gameplay - Jon Ingold, Inkle Studios

01:02:27

Dr Patricia Ayala - Breaking the gap between researcher and researched in Atacameño territory

01:11:11

Dr William White - Cultivating Diversity in American Archaeology

01:10:10

Prof Matthew Liebmann - Stalked by the Refuse Wind Colonialism, Disease & Violence Among the Pueblos

01:00:27

Dr Stephen Acabado - Colonialism and Meta-Narratives in the Philippines

01:01:39

Prof Innocent Pikirayi - Decolonising Archaeological Practice Beyond Community Engagement

59:23

Dr Sara Gonzalez - Indigenous & Archaeological Futures

01:08:50

Dr Gai Jorayev - Ethics of archaeology: a post-Soviet (Central Asian) experience

58:06

Dr Ty Tengan - Towards a Kuleana Anthropology: Responsibility & Relationality in Hawai‘i and Oceania

01:27:29

Prof Laurajane Smith "The Emotional Politics of Heritage" - Cambridge Annual Heritage Lecture 2021

01:10:10

Dr Ben Marwick - Galisonian Logic Devices as Affordances for Decolonizing Archaeology

01:30:44

Dr Peggy Brunache - Black Culinary Resistance in the French Caribbean during the Slavery Era

59:12

Dr Ayana Flewellen - Society of Black Archaeologists: Envisioning a Diverse & Inclusive Discipline

01:07:58

Dr Amélie Beaudet - Australopithecus from Sterkfontein Caves (South Africa) An evolutionary species?

55:27

Dr Kathelijne Koops - Of Apes and Tools: Insights into the Evolution of Technology

01:18:34

Dr Emma Pomeroy - New Neanderthal discoveries at Shanidar Cave, Iraqi Kurdistan