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Rebecca Bradshaw

Rebecca Bradshaw

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Dr Rebecca Bradshaw is an award-winning archaeologist and researcher, and assistant professor at United Arab Emirates University

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Sudan’s Pyramids of Meroe. Google
Sudan's conflict has put its cultural heritage in harm's way

The international community must help the relevant institutions as they scramble to preserve the country's national treasures

CommentMay 19, 2023
Rebecca Bradshaw
Looking out across the top of Jebel Barkal towards a group of burial pyramids to the north-west. Corbis
When it comes to conserving heritage sites, the world is not enough

The 'world heritage' tag brings with it funds and resources, but engaging with local communities is just as important

CommentMarch 02, 2022
Rebecca Bradshaw
Tour guides wait for tourists to offer them camel rides at the historic Meroe pyramids. Stock photo
The dangers of 'world heritage'

Claiming archaeology as global property risks alienating local communities

CommentNovember 05, 2021
Rebecca Bradshaw
A visitor takes pictures next to an unearthed wooden coffin during the official announcement of the discovery by an Egyptian archaeological mission of a new trove of treasures at Egypt's Saqqara necropolis south of Cairo, on January 17. AFP
What you didn't know about ancient tombs found in Egypt this year

Some of this year's most incredible discoveries were by those who get the least amount of credit

CommentFebruary 17, 2021
Rebecca Bradshaw

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