Raksha Dave

Dave graduated with an Archaeology degree from the UCL Institute of Archaeology, London, in 1999.
She has over 15 years of experience in public archaeology during which she worked on excavation sites in the UK, Puerto Rico and the USA.
With the help of the Museum of London Archaeology Service, Dave also participated in an excavation of the famous Çatalhöyük site in Turkey.
She has worked as a presenter on many archaeological-based shows such as “Digging for Britain” and “Pompeii: What happened next?”
In May 2016, Dave published an article with The Guardian newspaper, discussing the lack of diversity within the Archaeological community.
She is a patron of the young archaeologist club, has sat on the Board of the Council for British Archaeology and has developed many national lottery heritage funded community projects.

Authors: Lewis Chivers and Niall Blake (2020) LJMU Students

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