Since its inception in March 2019, this poster-based exhibition has been displayed in more than 20 teaching and research institutions across France, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy and Canada. Funding provided by UCL to print the posters for an English-language audience means the exhibition can now be shown independently in the UK and used to explore how both academic and commercial archaeological practice can address sexism in archaeology.

This exhibition is in conjunction with a public lecture on 4 July. Find out more about the talk here.