Between Object and Archive: Archaeological Ephemera from the Petrie Museum

Lisa Randisi reports on a project unlocking the research potential of an often overlooked set of materials—archaeological ephemera. This article presents how this material can inform on what Archaeologists read, ate and shopped for around the turn of the 20th Century ce. A reminder that excavations do not happen within a vacuum.

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UCL Discovery (University College London)
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2025-03-01
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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies
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Between Object and Archive: Archaeological Ephemera from the Petrie Museum

L. Randisi
UCL Discovery (University College London)
Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies
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Between Object and Archive: Archaeological Ephemera from the Petrie Museum

L. Randisi
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Lisa Randisi reports on a project unlocking the research potential of an often overlooked set of materials—archaeological ephemera. This article presents how this material can inform on what Archaeologists read, ate and shopped for around the turn of the 20th Century ce. A reminder that excavations do not happen within a vacuum.

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