In An Evening with Alice Roberts: Digging into Britain’s Past anthropologist, author and broadcaster Professor Alice Roberts explores Britain’s past, with footage from her programmes and excerpts from her books plus a post-show book signing. At Eden Court Theatre and Cinema Mon 9 Sep. Book now call 01463 234 234 http://bit.ly/EAR-EC | Eden Court Theatre and Cinema

37K views · 4.5K reactions | Biology and archaeology collide in this visually stunning show for all ages and minds. We’ll go back 4 billion years and trace the evolutionary history of humans, all the way to the emergence of our first civilizations. This is ther story of us. Links to tickets here: https://www.alice-roberts.co.uk/tour | Alice Roberts | Facebook

Watch tonight as we unravel this truly bizarre mystery: Britain's Biggest Dig on BBCTwo at 8pm! | Alice Roberts

How archeologists piece together the past 🛖⁠🧶 ⁠ Academic, broadcaster and author @Prof_alice_roberts has published her first children’s novel, Wolf Road. Set during the Ice Age, 30,000 years ago, it follows the story of Tuuli, a prehistoric girl on a journey to her summer camp who meets a strange boy on the way.⁠ ⁠ We asked New Scientist culture editor Alison Flood’s 10-year-old daughter to quiz Alice Roberts. How do you know what life was like for people 30,000 years ago, she asks.⁠ ⁠ Alice R

2.8K views · 70 reactions | Our new President, Professor Alice Roberts, discusses 'What makes us human? with Jeremy Vine for BBC 2 earlier this month. P.S. Support us to advance humanism and create a tolerant society where rational thinking and kindness prevail: humanists.uk/join | Humanists UK | Facebook