Lisa Randisi
Steering Committee Member
Communications Team (Programmes Officer)
Lisa Randisi is a public archaeologist, ethnographic researcher and museum curator. Her work focuses on public attitudes to heritage, incorporating local knowledge and lived experience in research, social memory and the contemporary relevance of heritage. She is currently based at UCL, where her doctoral research explores the potential for public archaeology and heritage engagement to address contemporary issues through community co-production in rural Mongolia. She is also the assistant curator at the Petrie Museum of Egyptian and Sudanese Archaeology.
Research Interests
Public attitudes to heritage, Mongolian archaeology, sensory archaeology, local knowledge and lived experience in research, history and legacy of archaeology, knowledge production, heritage engagement
Publications
https://profiles.ucl.ac.uk/69905-lisa-randisi
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