"schools" blog posts

Locked Out! - Updates from Deep Roots Professor Larry Barham updates us on the Deep Roots project.

Locked Out! - Updates from Deep Roots

Professor Larry Barham provides an update from the 'Deep Roots' project under lock-down, from his lab in the garden. Professor Barham and his team's four year project investigates the deep roots of increasingly complex human behaviour in Africa, with excavations at key sites in Zambia.

Posted on: 19 May 2020

Stone Age memories

Stone Age memories

Professor Larry Barham visits Ormskirk West End Primary School to teach pupils about the Stone Age and the development of early tools.

Posted on: 7 April 2020

Local school pupils explore the past at the Ancient Worlds Taster Day

Local school pupils explore the past at the Ancient Worlds Taster Day

The Department of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology was delighted to welcome Key Stage 3 students from Weatherhead High School to an Ancient Worlds Taster Day on 15 July 2019. Organised by the Liverpool Schools Classics Project and hosted by Dr Ross Clare, the students enjoyed a series of sessions themed around the ancient past before getting the opportunity to ask the speakers any questions they wished about the University experience.

Posted on: 9 August 2019

A passion for LEGO and archaeologyLego comic strip

A passion for LEGO and archaeology

My latest research project has been inspired by my interest in digital humanities research, teaching methods - and a love of LEGO.

Posted on: 18 January 2017