Matt

About Me： I am a British archaeologist with a BA (Honours) Degree in Roman Archaeology. I have previously conducted fieldwork throughout the UK, on some of the largest archaeological excavations in the world, most notably – ‘The Pompeii of The North’ in London. I have worked for several archaeological units including The Museum of London, Oxford and Cambridge University. I have also worked in the capacity of environmental archaeologist and archaeological wood specialist, involving spot dating and species analysis leading to grey literature publications. I am a senior heritage consultant with Archaeology Matters, the UK’s largest network of archaeologists and heritage specialists. I am currently writing and producing Cambridge For Kids; a historical educational resource. About My Lesson： Example lessons: The Archaeology of Religion and Ritual The study of Religion and Ritual focuses on belief systems and on the actual activities related to those beliefs. Examining three period themes: - Prehistoric Europe 30,000BC to AD43 - Ancient Egypt 3000BC to 50BC - Roman Europe 753BC to AD410 Archaeological Skills and Methods Teaches students about the basic skills and methods that archaeology uses, from how archaeological sites are found, excavated, recorded and interpreted through to the laboratory investigation of human remains and how dating techniques like radiocarbon dating work. World Archaeology - People and Society in the Past - Sites and People in the Landscape - Economics and Material Culture Lessons can also be tailored to your interests or requirements. Education Experience： none