2018 Cohort
Rebecca Ellis
‘Our perfect companions never have fewer than four feet’: An archaeological discussion of the role of animals and their heritage in societies past and present
Andrew Etherington
Sustainable funding: how is a visitor’s experience affected by arts organisations in the North of England increasing their self-generated income?
Gregory Judges
Heritage in the ‘post-truth’ era: the appropriation of the past in political discourse
Chelsea Landon
The prevalence of skeletal congenital conditions as an indicator of consanguinity in archaeological high and low status populations
Katie Liddane
Bewitching heritage in the northeast of England: Witch trials in Northumberland c.1650-c.1675, and their obscurity from local heritage in the present day
Cyril Maucourant
Introduction of a nanolime in a museum context: from experiments to applications on British Museum collections, a proposal for a protocol for stone conservation
Joseph Moore
A multidisciplinary method for the documentation & propagation of a city’s heritage: the industrial structures of Bradford, West Yorkshire
Lisa Peatfield
Interrogating images of Bergen Belsen Camp: past, present and future
Julia Routh
North East Photographic Archives: how important is community engagement to their future preservation as a cultural resource?
Katherine Steele
Using HBIM to support the conservation & maintenance of listed places of worship
Stephen Walsh
UK City of Culture – placemaking, heritage and identity in urban regeneration