Day in the Life at Cambridge University | Archaeology Researcher (ft MarianaQLScience)

Hello and welcome to a day in my life as a Research Assistant at Cambridge!
My research project - reverseaction.org/
ft ‪@marianaql‬
The next few videos will be edited with Capcut instead of Adobe Premiere Pro, so will follow a slightly different editing style to normal. This is because I couldn't figure out how to get my (accidentally) HDR videos from my iPhone 12 pro to have real colour in Adobe. I have since worked out how to both colour grade (though it's not perfect) and now finally turn of HDR, so fingers' crossed the next video I film will be back normal!
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😊FAQs
What is your job? Research Assistant in Arch Sci, Uni of Cambridge
How old are you? 25
Where was your Masters? Cranfield University
What was your Masters in? Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology
What did you study at Oxford? Archaeology and Anthropology
Which Oxford college were you at? St Peter's College
Where are you from? Greater Manchester
What do you use to film? Canon EOS 200d, Canon SX600 HS & Samsung S7 Edge
What are you doing with your life? Next question x

[@berk835]

Good to see you back

[@simonlake_]

This was a fun video (I mean they always are, but this one in particular) and I don't know if the different editing style had any effect on that. Sunny on many levels, which is much appreciated right now. (Also, thanks for including the donation option).

[@berk835]

Love it

[@mshahzad6425]

I hope you have good day . I just suggest you should decrease camera shaking as much as you can

[@saintetienne755]

Always wondered why so many historic things are underground? Where'd all the soil come from?

[@RosieCrawford]

This is actually such a good question and one that has taken me years to get my head around. Essentially the soil is everything we leave behind, which is why we can attribute layers to different land occupations. In the past for example, a few layers may actually comprise of general house or farming waste, rubble from a collapsed building, and subsequently people repurposing or simply covering and building over the rubble to construct something else. It’s also climate, settlement and soil type dependent how much accumulates over time :)

[@saintetienne755]

@@RosieCrawford Fascinating! As we only ever hear about erosion I often wondered how the soil came to be there at all - thanx

[@Doug_the_pug3]

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[@Rainbowdiaries18]

Hey sis from where ur getting ur bsc degree

[@Doug_the_pug3]

@@Rainbowdiaries18 India

[@Rainbowdiaries18]

@@Doug_the_pug3 same me too 😶