Episode 13: A career in cremation

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This week we interview Professor Jane Downes, Director of the UHI Archaeology Institute. She shares all her experiences from the different ways that she got into the subject including work on cremations and barrows to her work on Easter Island and the Cook Islands. We also discuss tree diseases, bubbles and outreach. Hosted by Lawrence Shaw and Derek Pitman Artwork by Ed Hudspeth

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