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Suzie Thomas

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University of Helsinki

Finland

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Dr. Suzie Thomas is an Associate Professor at the University of Helsinki, Finland. Her research encompasses various aspects of archaeology and heritage studies, including the impacts of heritage afterlives, the role of metal detecting in Nordic archaeology, and the nuances of decolonization. Additionally, she explores topics such as heritage crime, science communication through nuclear heritage, and innovative methodologies like archaeological object interviews.

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From Treasure Hunters to Citizen Scientists: metal-detecting and archaeological heritage in the Nordic region

Open Date: 2020-10-01

Close Date: 2023-12-01

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SuALT: Collaborative Research Infrastructure for Archaeological Finds and Public Engagement through Linked Open Data

Open Date: 2017-09-01

Close Date: 2021-08-01

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University of Antwerp

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Heritage practice communities: what are they and why are we talking about them?

Metal detecting and archaeology in the Nordic region. Introduction

Retheorizing Archaeological “Artefacts” as “Belongings”

Heritage afterlives: uses, reuses, and tensions over former Second World War internment camps

Heritage crime, ideologies and situational crime prevention

Revisiting the darkness

Shadow Metal Detecting

Archaeological object interviews as a method to study and engage with finder-collectors

Touching distance: finder-collector relationships with and experiences of archaeological objects

Decolonisation: meaning, sentiments and implications for heritage

Study of science communication through nuclear heritage

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Hobby Metal-detecting as Citizen Science. Background, Challenges and Opportunities of Collaborative Archeological Finds Recording Schemes

Evaluating Participatory Practice In archaeology: Proposal for a standardized approach

Metal-Detecting Rallies

Professional–Collector Collaboration

Professional–Collector Collaboration

“Dark” Heritage? Nudging the Discussion

Citizen science archaeological finds on the Semantic Web

The relevance of researching video games and cultural heritage

The Durga Puja pop-up exhibition at the National Museum of Finland: Studying, Designing and Hosting an Exhibition as University Education-Museum Collaboration

“And now they have taken over”

Collaborators (17)

Jeroen Cant

Alicia Castillo

Anna Wessman

Andres Dobat

Matthew Rowe

Francesco Ripanti

Mikko Koho

Eljas Oksanen

Henriette Roued

Pieterjan Deckers

Stijn Heeren

Eero Antero Hyvönen

Xenia Zeiler

Michael John Lewis

Esko Ikkala

Bonnie Pitblado

Jouni Tuominen

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