
Archaeology? That’s like dinosaurs and stuff isn’t it? Nope. Learn about what archaeology is really all about and how people work within it.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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The conversation delves into the surprises and challenges of writing a book on Stonehenge, the evolving nature of Stonehenge research, the significance of Neolithic monument complexes, the origins of Stonehenge's stones, a glimpse into the past at 25... more
Welcome to the launch of the 2026 Festival of Archaeology at Westonbirt National Arboretum.
This year's theme is Archaeology & Nature, and throughout the day we explore why these two subjects can't be separated. From ancient woodlands and prehistori... more
The conversation begins with a reconnection and catching up between Derek and Lawrence, followed by a discussion on recent projects and exciting content. The conversation then transitions into a reflection on archaeological musings and craft fairs, e... more
Join Derek as he takes Career in Ruins to Hengistbury Head, Dorset to meet curator and archaeologist Dr Hayden Scott-Pratt. In this on-location interview inside a reconstructed Iron Age roundhouse, Hayden shares his journey from undergraduate experim... more
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As I live about five miles from Hengistbury Head, and love visiting, I was really pleased to see this episode. But the person you were interviewing spoke so quickly that I found it virtually unintelligible. What a disappointment.
Humorous, chilled and informative. Perfect if you like your history podcasts interesting and enjoyable, with humour mixed in. These two are the sort of people you feel like you could talk to and/or listen to for hours.
Really interesting and even entertaining
Nice interviews with a wide range of experts from the field, from our amiable hosts.
Toby Rollinson eat your heart out! Top banana
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The show centers on archaeology, career paths within the field, and how archaeology intersects with education, heritage, and modern development. Each episode typically features an archaeologist or related expert sharing their career journey, research interests, and real-world projects, often weaving in personal anecdotes and humor. Listeners can expect accessible discussions that connect ancient history to public engagement, policy, and contemporary society, with a strong emphasis on mentorship, community involvement, and the practicalities of doing archaeology today. A standout is the consistent focus on career trajectories across diverse roles—from field archaeology and heritage consultancy to public outreach and artistic practice—making ... more
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Recent guests on Career in Ruins include:
1. Dr. Hayden Scott-Pratt
2. Professor David Nash
3. Rob Sutton
4. Hugh Willmott
5. David Connolly
6. Dr. Rose Ferraby
7. Dr. Samuel Dix
8. Penny Lock
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