Materiality, Artefacts & Technologies in Culture & History (MATCH) Research Group, Newcastle University

Description

MATCH is an interdisciplinary research group in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Newcastle University. We generate, coordinate, and elevate multi-strand research around technology and material culture in human societies, from the Palaeolithic to the present day. Our vision is to create an international centre of excellence for material culture research of global scope, rooted within the North-East of England but open to the world. We strive to:

• Provide a catalyst to develop material culture research cutting across Schools and subject areas within the HaSS Faculty and wider University.
• Foster networking, interaction and debate around themes of Materiality, Artefacts, and Technology that embrace all times and places within human culture worldwide, in collaboration with the HaSS Research Institutes, Centres and Groups.
• Attract outstanding doctoral candidates, support their funding applications, and provide them with world-class training and career development opportunities.

Offers funding

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Founding year

2019

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University affiliation(s)

Newcastle University
Newcastle upon Tyne

Partner Infrastructures

National Trust

The National Trust looks after places for everyone, for ever, but the world around us is constantly changing. Research helps the National Trust to understand these changes, learn more about the places… read more about National Trust

Swindon

Historic England

Historic England is the public body that works with people and organisations across England to discover, protect, and bring new life to the shared historic environment. It provides advice, knowledge,… read more about Historic England

Swindon

Partner Universities

Durham University

Northumbria University

Queen's University Belfast

University of Sunderland

Additional Partnerships

Tyne and Wear Archives and Museums (TWAM); National Glass Centre, Sunderland; Jarrow Hall Anglo-Saxon Farm and Bede Museum, Jarrow