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Modern Fashion from Ancient Pottery

How historic pottery sherds outlived their makers and inspired a contemporary artist.

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Forensic Interdisciplinarities with HUMS

On 21 October 2022, HUMS presented their first event of the new academic year! Four speakers explored ‘forensics’ in a variety of scenarios, from police work and literature to archaeology and medicine. Just in case you missed it, we’ve prepared an article to bring you up to scratch!

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Firing Up the Past – Unearthing Experimental Archaeology

A university-led project is fabricating Ancient Roman pottery using local raw materials to understand more about Malta’s past

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The Roman Villa of 
Żejtun

Dr Edward Duca

Malta has a gem. Underneath metres of soil lie the remains of a Roman Villa. Archaeologists from the University of Malta have nearly finished excavating the site. The secrets they are digging out of the ground are pretty stunning. Words by Dr Edward Duca.

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