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Monthly Archives: August 2018
The Relevance of the Past – Doris Chapman’s Facial Reconstructions in the 1930s.
We were delighted to welcome Cherwell School student Jack Evans on a sixth-form work placement here in the archives. One of his assignments was to catalogue a box from the Stuart Piggott archive. Here are his thoughts on what he … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alexander Kieller, archaeology, art, artist, Bronze Age, Cranborne Chase, Doris Chapman, facial reconstruction, Lanhill Barrow, Prehistory, women in archaeology
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