Marta Innes

Dr. Marta Innes is an Affiliate Researcher in the Department of Archaeology at the University of Glasgow, specializing in Bronze Age studies with a focus on historical excavations and public engagement initiatives. Her work integrates archaeological research with community outreach and digital platforms to enhance understanding of ancient cultures.

Key research interests include Bronze Age burial practices, historical site preservation, and leveraging technology for heritage education. She has contributed to projects such as revisiting Kirkcaldy's 1980 legacy excavations and launching a public consultation event linked to a new cycle route, 'Bike Back to the Bronze Age.'

Her publications emphasize interdisciplinary approaches, blending traditional archaeological methods with modern digital tools. She maintains an active online presence through platforms like 'Back to the Bronze Age,' promoting accessible archaeology education.

Though no formal grants or advising roles are noted, her collaborations include co-authorship with researchers like Nyree Finlay and Paul Duffy. She has not been associated with specific academic awards to date.