Dr Caroline Sturdy Colls

Dr. Caroline Sturdy Colls is a renowned forensic archaeologist and academic, particularly known for her pioneering work in the field of Holocaust studies. She serves as a Professor of Conflict Archaeology and Genocide Investigation at Staffordshire University. Her research primarily focuses on the application of forensic and archaeological techniques to investigate Holocaust sites. Dr. Sturdy Colls has led several high-profile investigations at sites such as Treblinka, where she has utilized non-invasive methods to uncover hidden aspects of the past without disturbing the site. Her work is significant in providing new insights into the events of the Holocaust and offering a voice to those who were silenced. She has published extensively on the subject, contributing both to academic circles and broader public understanding of genocide sites. Her efforts extend beyond research; she is also deeply involved in education, offering workshops and lectures worldwide to promote the importance of Holocaust archaeology. Through her work, Dr. Sturdy Colls aims to ensure that the evidence of genocides is preserved and that the victims are remembered and honored.

Books

Treblinka: Archaeological and Artistic Responses (Centre of Archaeology Book Series)