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Anna-Elyse Young

Anna-Elyse Young

(she/her)

Graduate Demonstrator

School of History, Archaeology and Religion

Overview

I am a PhD researcher in archaeology working on lithic assemblages from the terminal Mesolithic into the pre-monumental Neolithic in Wales and southern England. 

Research

 

Papers Given: 
'Looking through a lithic lens: Utilising the presence and morphology of lithic tools as a proxy for an understanding of the nature of the Neolithisation of southern England and southern Wales.' 
(August 2021, The Lithic Studies Society's Festival of Lithics)

'Tool Tales: a flint-focused narrative of the terminal Mesolithic and pre-monumental Neolithic in southern Britain'
(February 2023, SHARE Seminar Series) 

Posters Given: 
'
Looking Through a Lithic Lens: British Neolithisation and Flint Tools'
(May 2022, Breaking Boundaries: An Interdisciplinary Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Conference for Postgraduate
Researchers)

Teaching

Seminar Tutor
- The Archaeology of Britain: Prehistory to Present 
- Projecting the Past: Film, Media and Heritage

Demonstrator:
- Discovering Archaeology 
- Analysing Archaeology 

 

Research themes