Dr Elinaza Mjema's research at Pangani has been featured in the latest edition of National Geographic, highlighting his identification of an ancient tsunami in the Pangani area. Mjema's excavations have uncovered mass burials relating to an inundation event 1,000 years ago. The work has also recently been published in Geology.
Rain Robertson
Implementation and Impact Director - ArchaeoLink
Having enjoyed two long-term careers in industry, Rain graduated from Cambridge as a mature student with a BA in Human, Social and Political Sciences focusing on Archaeological Sciences and Anthropology. Rain's BA thesis explored the links between climate-driven environmental change during the Holocene and the resourcing strategies of early Mesolithic coastal communities in the Adriatic. She has been involved in research excavations in both Croatia and Suffolk, and is committed to promoting a better collaboration between local communities and the research projects being conducted within them. Rain contributes her experience in assessment and impact within industry to ArchaeoLink’s work enabling these stakeholder heritage communities develop, sustain and transmit their heritage to future generations.
