York Seminar Series

Carla Lucia Soto Quintana organized a seminar series on archaeology, cultural heritage and applied science

The York Seminar Series talks are free, open lectures which cover an array of archaeological topics, aimed at both members of the university and the public. The guest speakers are experts in their various fields and come from institutions across the UK and worldwide. Carla Soto was part of the organizing committee for the 2018-2019 series.

Below are links to the live Facebook videos of the seminars in that series:

• 'Deposition interrupted – The Must Farm Pile dwellings'

• 'Cats, coffins and costumes - 100 years of scientific research at the British Museum'

• 'Mediterranean landscape change since the Neolithic'

• 'Telling the whole story: publishing sites in a developer-funded context'

• 'Reconstructing prehistoric population change: new challenges and old problems'

• 'Bioarchaeology of child labour in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries'

• 'Between Avebury and Stonehenge: The Neolithic monuments of the Pewsey Vale'

• 'A list of luggage from the Indian Ocean world – towards a high-definition “archaeology” of text?'

• 'Kingship and Society in Northern Pictland'