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What makes archaeology useful as well as exciting? It offers lessons from the past

By Shadreck Chirikure, Director, Research Laboratory, Professor of Archaeological Science and British Academy Global Professor, University of Oxford

Archaeology is fun. It’s so much fun that sometimes people do not treat it with the seriousness it deserves. Studying the past, through what people leave behind, can offer insights into some of the world’s challenges – like hunger, health, and protecting the environment.

Some of the most impressive archaeological sites in the world include Great…

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