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• #DailySarsen, or, Walking hand-in-hand with human and non-human friends

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2020

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Digital humanities

  Item Type:

  Conference paper

  Tag(s):

  geology, landscape archaeology, Wiltshire, sarsen, Public humanities

  
  

• Sarsen Stones in Wessex Project : Data Transcription Strategy, Methodology and Protocols.

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2020

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Archives, History, Digital preservation

  Item Type:

  Report

  Tag(s):

  geology, Collection management, Digital archives, Digital archiving

  
  

• Sarsen Stones in Wessex Project Survey Archive Report

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2020

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Archives, History

  Item Type:

  Report

  Tag(s):

  geology, volunteering, Collection management

  
  

• The Hunt for Bincknoll Chapel

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2019

  Group(s):

  Archaeology, Comics Scholarship/Comics Studies

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Middle Ages, Comic books, strips, etc., Storytelling

  Item Type:

  Conference paper

  Tag(s):

  Excavation, Wiltshire, chapel, Medieval history, Comics

  
  

• The Lost Chapel of Bincknoll

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2019

  Group(s):

  Archaeology, Comics Scholarship/Comics Studies

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Medieval, Storytelling, Comic books, strips, etc.

  Item Type:

  Abstract

  Tag(s):

  Wiltshire, Excavation, community archaeology, public archaeology, church archaeology, Medieval archaeology, Comics

  
  

• Academic and Journalistic Writing Structures

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2019

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Writing, Journalism, Academic writing, Archaeology, Comic books, strips, etc.

  Item Type:

  Visual art

  Tag(s):

  Writing structures, Comics

  
  

• Sometimes, I just want to draw...

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2018

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Art, Comic books, strips, etc., Communication

  Item Type:

  Presentation

  Tag(s):

  public archaeology, public engagement, Comics

  
  

• Belford's Divergence: or, is industrial archaeology relevant in an AONB?

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2018

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, History, Environmental conditions, Landscapes

  Item Type:

  Abstract

  Tag(s):

  AONB, industrial archaeology, landscape archaeology, social inclusion, Development, Environmental history, Landscape

  
  

• The role of research in protecting Wiltshire's war memorials

  Author(s):

  Emma Login, Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2018

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Architecture, Local history, Military history

  Item Type:

  Presentation

  Tag(s):

  First World War, Wiltshire, Listing, designation, Conservation

  
  

• Dealing with uncertainty: improving mental health and wellbeing in an archaeological workplace

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2018

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Mental health, Archaeology, Cultural property

  Item Type:

  Presentation

  Tag(s):

  historic environment, wellbeing, Cultural heritage

  
  

• "Sometimes, I just want to draw..."

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2018

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Art, Comic books, strips, etc., Communication

  Item Type:

  Abstract

  Tag(s):

  public archaeology, public engagement, Comics

  
  

• Dealing with uncertainty: improving mental health and wellbeing in an archaeological workplace

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2018

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Cultural property, Mental health

  Item Type:

  Abstract

  Tag(s):

  wellbeing, Heritage, Historic England, Mind, Cultural heritage

  
  

• Where and when is the quarry? Methodological problems in the investigation of an ephemeral quarry.

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2018

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Landscapes, History

  Item Type:

  Abstract

  Tag(s):

  geology, quarry, sarsen, Wiltshire, Buckinghamshire, Landscape history, Mapping

  
  

• Welcome to Sarsen Country

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2018

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Landscapes, History, Art

  Item Type:

  Visual art

  Tag(s):

  geology, Landscape history, Mapping

  
  

• Post-medieval and modern sarsen stone industries in prehistoric landscapes.

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2018

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Landscapes, History, Archaeological surveying

  Item Type:

  Abstract

  Tag(s):

  geology, quarrying, extraction industry, industrial archaeology, Landscape history, Survey archaeology

  
  

• "Failure is not fatal: it's the silicosis that will kill you."

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2017

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Landscapes, Great Britain, History, Nineteenth century

  Item Type:

  Abstract

  Tag(s):

  geology, stone, quarrying, extraction industry, Landscape, 19th-century British history

  
  

• "What does sarsen stone quarrying look like?"

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2017

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Neolithic period, History, Nineteenth century

  Item Type:

  Abstract

  Tag(s):

  stone, quarrying, extraction industry, sarsen, Neolithic, 19th-century history

  
  

• "Once upon a time, sarsen stones spoke. Hush! Do you want to hear them?"

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2017

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Material culture, Ontologies (Information retrieval), Object-oriented methods (Computer science)

  Item Type:

  Abstract

  Tag(s):

  geology, story-telling, stone, Agency, Object-oriented ontology

  
  

• What if...none of the building stones at Stonehenge came from Wiltshire?

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2016

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Neolithic period, Bronze age

  Item Type:

  Abstract

  Tag(s):

  geology, monuments, stone, social structure, Neolithic, Bronze Age, Monumentality

  
  

• Where did the Whiteknights sarsen stones come from?

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2017

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Landscape design, Gardens, History, Comic books, strips, etc.

  Item Type:

  Visual art

  Tag(s):

  geology, Garden history, Comics

  
  

• Where did Wiltshire's sarsen stones come from?

  Author(s):

  Katy Whitaker (see profile)

  Date:

  2017

  Group(s):

  Archaeology

  Subject(s):

  Archaeology, Folklore, Landscapes, Antiquities--Study and teaching, Comic books, strips, etc.

  Item Type:

  Visual art

  Tag(s):

  geology, Landscape, Antiquarianism, Comics

  
  

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