Biography
I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Archaeology and Sociology from the University of Dongola, Sudan. I bring over 9 years of research experience, having spent much time working as part of international university projects in Qatar, Kenya, Germany and the UAE. I have specialised in community archaeology and engagement in much of my previous work.
Research
I am interested in public archaeology, landscape archaeology and excavation. I am interested in understanding the relationship between local people and the archaeological heritage that surrounds them in their environments.
Key Publications
Rebecca Bradshaw and Tohamy Absulgasim, ‘Understanding the significance of archaeological sites in Sudan: A case study of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of El Kurru’ in Sudan Studies for South Sudan and Sudan, Number 62, July 2020
