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.
Sara Perry
Heritage Training Lead
Sara’s research centres upon the development, circulation and evaluation of analogue and digital media for archaeology and heritage sites and audiences. Sara leads a series of heritage interpretation programmes at archaeological sites around the world: she is Director of the Visualisation Team at the Neolithic site of Çatalhöyük in Turkey (http://www.catalhoyuk.com); she is a Lead on the EU-funded EMOTIVE Project (http://www.emotiveproject.eu), heading its user-centred design and production work; and she was Co-Investigator from 2015-17 on the Memphis Site and Community Development Project at the UNESCO site of Memphis, the capital of Ancient Egypt (http://www.memphisegypt.org).
