In this episode of Career in Ruins, hosts Derek Pitman and Lawrence Shaw discuss their recent award nomination and the importance of community in archaeology. They welcome Dr. Rose Ferraby, an artist and archaeologist, who shares her journey from studying archaeology at Cambridge to working in Italy and transitioning into the arts. The conversation explores the intersection of art and archaeology, the significance of accessibility, and the role of collaboration in creative projects. Rose reflects on her experiences, current projects, and the future of archaeology, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and community engagement. 00:00 Celebrating Achievements and Announcements 02:45 Public Service Announcements and Conferences 05:52 Dyslexia Awareness and Support in Archaeology 09:02 Pop Culture Reflections and Technology in Archaeology 11:52 Introducing Dr. Rose Ferraby and Her Journey 14:59 The Impact of Community in Archaeology Education 17:37 Experiences at the British School of Rome 20:48 Transitioning from Archaeology to Art 23:56 Artistic Interpretations of Archaeological Data 26:44 Bridging Art and Archaeology 30:02 Navigating Career Paths in Archaeology and Art 31:58 Exploring Cultural Geography and Heritage 35:01 Artistic Representation in Archaeology 40:49 Transitioning from Academia to Artistic Practice 46:43 Current Projects and Future Aspirations 52:15 Reflections on Career and Influences Thumbnail image: 'Uffington' for the 'Downland' exhibition By Rose Ferraby https://roseferraby.com