Using Funerary Archaeology To Support Wellbeing And Build Resilience: Continuing Bonds

Using funerary archaeology to support wellbeing and build resilience: Continuing Bonds

Recording Archaeology by Open Past

Continuing Bonds, Dying to Talk & Mortuary Archaeology Today with Professor Karina Croucher

Research in Conversation | Continuing Bonds, Understanding Bereavement

University of Bradford

Archaeology and Contemporary Death: Continuing Bonds and Dying to Talk

University of Chester

Project Rejuvenate

Council for British Archaeology

How Bronze Age Cretan Burials Represent Minoan Women: An Honours Thesis

Council for British Archaeology

Place, identity and wellbeing: Bradford and beyond

Council for British Archaeology

Recovering the Fallen: how searching for the dead inspires life for the living

Council for British Archaeology

Claire Hayes - The significance of monument building in the British Neolithic

Council for British Archaeology

Crafting Happiness in a Heritage Setting

Council for British Archaeology

Archaeologists and the Dead: Mortuary Archaeology in Contemporary Society

Rhind Lectures 2015 "Archaeological Resilience"

Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

The Underappreciated Work of Art Conservators

Buffalo Toronto Public Media

Introduction to Mortuary Archeology

Aita Bioarchaeology

A Sketch of Funerary Archaeology • Request

Hearth of Haemonia

CLIP: Material Remains in Funerary Archaeology

Hearth of Haemonia

How Trade Unions Can Help to Address Wellbeing Issues Across the Sector

Recording Archaeology by Open Past

New Revelations on Death Burial and Commemoration at St Mary's Kilkenny (lecture)

Kilkenny Archaeological Society

Funerary Dining or Offerings for the Dead? - Dr. Jennifer Ramsay

What's the point of the past? The value of archaeology and heritage today

University of Bradford