
Prof. Dr. Paul Basu
Founding Director of Global Heritage Lab, Professor of Anthropology University of Oxford, Curator at Pitt Rivers Museum
Paul is an anthropologist specialising in critical heritage, museum and material culture studies in transcultural contexts.
William's research based at the Global Heritage Lab explores the restitution of knowledge held in colonial anthropological archives.
As a research assistant for the Confronting Colonial Pasts, Envisioning Creative Futures Project, Luisa supports Jun.-Prof. Julia Binter in the publication process for the project as well as the press work.
Cihan is the assistant of Jun.-Prof. Julia Binter and supports her in all aspects of her work by conducting literature research, project and teaching assistance. His research interest lie within the triangle of art history, museology and decolonization.
Raquel Cortés Mora is in supervisory charge of the exhibition space, and is responsible for the conception, organisation and implementation of accompanying programmes and events.
Helen supports the Global Heritage Lab team in all administrative processes and serves as the link between them and the general university administration.
J. Kelechi Ugwuanyi's research interests include critical heritage studies, museums, indigenous knowledge systems, cultural landscapes, and contemporary archaeology.







