Peer reviewed article in Archaeology International (2019)
Author: Colin Sterling
Spaces of Experience: Curatorial Experiments Beyond the Immersive Economy
Invited talk for the British School at Rome
Heritage, Photography, and the Affective Past
Monograph published by Routledge
Becoming Hauntologists: Heritage Making in Natureculture Landscapes
Presentation at Royal Geographical Society Annual Conference
Ruins of the World: Rethinking Heritage and Photography
Conference presentation at the German Historical Institute, London
Singularities: Heritage and Memory Beyond Experience
Conference presentation, Newcastle University
Heritage as Critical Anthropocene Method
Conference presentation at Trinity College Dublin
Review of ‘Photographing Tutankhamun: Archaeology, Ancient Egypt, and the Archive’
Book review published in Antiquity
Review of ‘Rock, Bone and Ruin: An Optimist’s Guide to the Historical Sciences’
Reviewed for the Journal of Contemporary Archaeology
Immortalised: A Reminder of Why We Remember
Essay for The Architectural Historian (2019)
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