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  • Artefact Analysis

    Module code: AR2031 It is an often-quoted saying in archaeology that "the data does not speak for itself.

  • Open access policy

    Museum and Society is a subscription free and wholly online open access publication. It does not charge readers for access to its contents on the principle that making research freely available supports and enhances global exchange of knowledge among readers and writers.

  • Artefact Analysis

    Module code: AR2031 It is an often-quoted saying in archaeology that "the data does not speak for itself.

  • Renowned Indian actor and film producer to speak at our University

    Renowned Indian actor, film producer and Consultant Psychiatrist Dr Mohan Agashe will be delivering a talk on how films can be a source of nutritional entertainment at the University of Leicester on Tuesday 18 July.

  • Un Americans: Ideological Dissent, Patriotic Subversion and Isolating the "Other" in the USA

    British Academy Research Development Award (£111,404) July 2009 - June 2012 Dr George Lewis When supporters of Sarah Palin decried Barack Obama as "un-American" during the 2008 presidential elections, they were drawing upon a history as old as the United States...

  • Event: Open Research Week 2024

    A series of online talks promotes the practice of openly sharing and re-using research-related materials, for both education and research. Included are a range of disciplines, research life-cycle stages and experiences.

  • Library research skills session this term

    Advert for library research skills classes for research students at the University of Leicester

  • Steve Jacques

    The academic profile of Dr Steve Jacques, Associate Professor Head of Anatomy at University of Leicester

  • Exhibition of artist and writer Rigby Grahams works

    An exhibition showcasing the works of the late artist and writer Rigby Graham (1931-2015) is on display in the Library.

  • Injuries

    After excavation, the bones were carefully cleaned with water and soft brushes. This revealed more significant injuries on the skeleton, to add to those visible when the remains were first uncovered.

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