Archaeology inspires amazing work and the virtual gallery is an opportunity to show wonderful creations. Not only will the audience be able to view the work in the gallery they can also find out more about the creators by visiting our “meet the artist” interviews below which are a mix of video and written.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the wonderful images which are best viewed in full screen mode with sound on.
Each image in our gallery has alt text and our interviews are accessible.
Alongside our artists we also have two "meet the author" videos. Our authors both have work published by our Theme Day sponsors, Thames & Hudson.
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Meet our artists
Alice Clough
Read our interview with multi-disciplinary artist Alice, whose work includes, ceramics to photography and printmaking technique "debossing".
Debbie Miles-Williams
Watch our interview with Debbie Miles Williams, Archaeological Illustrator, whose work has featured in books, journals, papers, and on TV!
Richard Osgood
Read our interview with Richard Osgood, Defense Infrastructure Organisation Senior Historic Advisor and painter.
Kimberlie Clinthorne Wong
Read our interview with with Kimberlie Clinthorne-Wong, a Chinese-American Illustrator, Designer and Ceramicist.
Victoria Rose Richards
Read our interview with Victoria Rose Richards, who creates incredible aerial embroideries.
Katy Whitaker
Watch our interview with Katy Whitaker, graphic illustrator and creator of archaeology comics.
Ashleigh Airey
Read our interview with candle maker, Aishleigh Airey, who handcrafts candles, wax melts and scents inspired by archaeology.
Sue Heaser
Watch our interview with Sue Heaser Author, illustrator and Archaeological Researcher in ancient crafts, notably glass beadmaking.
Pauline Foster
Watch our interview with Pauline Foster, representing The Hanging Grimston Community Arts Project, inspired by the archaeological finds from digs at the Hanging Grimston medieval settlement in North Yorkshire.
Astrid Walker
Read our interview with multi-disciplinary artist Astrid, who creates written work, drawing and collages, and ceramics.
Meet our authors
Paul Pettitt
Watch our interview with Paul Pettitt, British archaeologist, academic, and author, who recently published "Homo Sapiens Rediscovered: The Scientific Revolution Rewriting Our Origins"
Bill Manley
Bill Manley is an Egyptologist, university lecturer, museum curator and best-selling author, and recently published “The Oldest Book in the World: Philosophy in the Age of the Pyramids"