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Carenza Rachel Lewis FSA FHEA FRSA [1] (born 30 November 1963) [2] is a British academic archaeologist and television presenter. Early life. Lewis received her formal education at the school of the Church of England Community of All Hallows, in Suffolk. [citation needed] . She studied archaeology and anthropology at Girton College, Cambridge. [3]
Carenza Lewis is one of the original experts on Time Team, a popular archaeology show in the UK. She is also a professor, author, and founder of Dig School, a programme to promote archaeology education and outreach.
About. I am an archaeologist specialising in the historic development of rural settlements, medieval landscapes and childhood in the past, with wide experience in fieldwork and excavation.
5. Sept. 2023 · Professor Carenza Lewis, a specialist in medieval archaeology and public engagement, has been awarded the British Academy Landscape Archaeology Medal 2023. She is the first woman to receive this prestigious honour and has worked with thousands of people on excavations and heritage projects.
Carenza Lewis. 6,537 likes · 67 talking about this. Carenza Lewis's official page about work I am doing or interested in - archaeology, history, heritage, education, communities, TV, media & more...
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27. Apr. 2021 · Carenza Lewis, now Professor for the Public Understanding of Research at the University of Lincoln, has said: ‘It feels exciting, like those early days when Time Team was just starting out. I can’t wait to get started.’ The new digs will also make the most of technological advances that have been made since the show was last ...
Carenza Lewis is a university professor and archaeologist who specializes in medieval and later rural settlements and landscapes, historic childhood and public engagement. She has worked in the public sector, universities and broadcasting, and has published widely on her research topics.
- University of Lincoln
