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ucl.ac.uk > engage > museums-collections > grant-museum-zoology > about-grant-museum > projects-grant-museum > subnature

Subnature

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (267+ words) Digital art transformed fish bones into cosmic bodies and marine slugs in the 2014 "Subnature" exhibition at the Grant Museum Alted Hydrozoa by Lan Lan 2014. Subnature featured sculptures and prints by artist Lan Lan (UCL Slade School of Fine Art), who…...

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ucl.ac.uk > social-historical-sciences > publications > life-and-death-archaeological-excavations-queens-chapel-savoy-london

In Life and Death: Archaeological excavations at The Queen's Chapel Savoy, London

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (196+ words) Excavations at the Queen’s Chapel of the Savoy burial ground reveal its evolution from Henry VII’s hospital to barracks and prison to civilian use, examining burials from the 16th to 19th centuries Lucy Sibun and Paola Ponce Excavations carried out within the…...

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ucl.ac.uk > social-historical-sciences > publications > view-edge-archaeological-investigation-manhood-peninsula-selsey

A View From The Edge: Archaeological investigation on the Manhood Peninsula, Selsey

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (99+ words) Excavations for the Medmerry Managed Realignment Scheme revealed Bronze Age to WWII archaeology, including Mesolithic flints assemblages, burnt mounds, settlements, fish weirs and coastal defences. Pip Stephenson and Kristina Krawiec Stephenson, P, Krawiec, K, 2019 A View From The Edge: Archaeological…...