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Dave graduated with a degree in Archaeology from the Institute of Archaeology in London in In April , Dave married Nigel Jeffries, who is a medieval and post-medieval pottery expert at the Museum of London. Dave worked with a commercial archaeological unit, primarily excavating in London with the Museum of London Archaeology Service. Dave featured regularly on Time Team between and as a field archaeologist. Dave is an advocate for increasing the diversity of archaeologists, [6] was a trustee for the Council for British Archaeology CBA and is a patron of its Young Archaeologists Club. She is a co-founder of the archaeological social-enterprise DigVentures. Contents move to sidebar hide.

Raksha dave

In , she secured her first position as a commercial field archaeologist based in London where she worked predominantly. During this time she also worked on various research projects around the world including the Catalhoyuk Research Project in Turkey. In between all of her time excavating Raksha realised her passion for working with communities and the public whilst employed by a local authority in London; commissioning, developing and delivering public services in education and early years as part of a major government funded initiative. This is reflected in her later work when she returned back to the heritage sector. Raksha developed and managed various HLF funded community projects, sat on the board of trustees for the Council for British Archaeology London and became an advocate and patron for the Young Archaeologists Club. Raksha is currently working on future broadcasting projects and acts as an advocate and consultant for various arts organisations looking to broaden audience participation by looking at ways to encourage diversity and inclusivity in their workplace practise. Pause animated content. Skip to main content. Raksha Dave. Archaeologist and broadcaster.

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Raksha joined Time Team in , remaining with the show until its final series for Channel 4 in Mick 'the Dig' Worthington. Alice Roberts Biological Anthropologist. Bettany Hughes Historian. Brigid Gallagher Field Archaeologist and Conservator. Carenza Lewis Archaeologist and Strategist.

While Dan and John are recognisable faces, as both have extensive careers working in television, less is known about the third presenter of the documentary series. Raksha Dave is a field archaeologist, public archaeologist and presenter who has been working in her industry for two decades. She revealed in an interview with The Heritage Journal that she had an interest in archaeology from a young age… as young as four! Four months after graduating, Raksha got her break as a commercial field archaeologist for the Museum of London Archaeology Service — as it was then known. Then, three years later she was recruited to present season 7 of Digging for Britain. Raksha and Nigel Jeffries. Woolwich Town Hall.

Raksha dave

In , she secured her first position as a commercial field archaeologist based in London where she worked predominantly. During this time she also worked on various research projects around the world including the Catalhoyuk Research Project in Turkey. In between all of her time excavating Raksha realised her passion for working with communities and the public whilst employed by a local authority in London; commissioning, developing and delivering public services in education and early years as part of a major government funded initiative. This is reflected in her later work when she returned back to the heritage sector. Raksha developed and managed various HLF funded community projects, sat on the board of trustees for the Council for British Archaeology London and became an advocate and patron for the Young Archaeologists Club.

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