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Kathryn Krakowka
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Deputy Editor, Current Archaeology
United Kingdom
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History , Technology, History , Science, Museums , London, History Of Science , Transport, Travel , Intelligence
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By Kathryn Krakowka| Current Archaeology Verified A collaborative project has brought to light the lives of a 19th-century community living and working in Fewston, North Yorkshire. Among their number were many children who were indentured to work in the nearby mills, and whose lives may have ultimately been cut short by this labour. Kathryn Krakowka talked with Rebecca Gowland to learn more.
By Kathryn Krakowka| Current Archaeology Verified Rivers can be rich sources of archaeological finds, but how can we tell why an object was consigned to their waters? Our cover feature considers some of the more than 3,600 Roman artefacts recovered from the Tees at Piercebridge, near Darlington. Do they represent ritual acts or discarded rubbish – and how can we distinguish between the two?
By Kathryn Krakowka| Current Archaeology Verified A collaborative project has brought to light the lives of a 19th-century community living and working in Fewston, North Yorkshire. Among their number were many children who were indentured to work in the nearby mills, and whose lives may have ultimately been cut short by this labour. Kathryn Krakowka talked with Rebecca Gowland to learn more.
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Current Archaeology
Britain's favourite archaeology magazine
London, England, United Kingdom
'+44 20 8819 5580