Researcher, Kenya
Keith is a member of the MAEASaM project team at the British Institute in Eastern Africa (BIEA). He has a professional background in archaeology and is a student of Archaeology at Kenyatta University.
As part of the MAEASaM project, Keith is involved in a range of activities, including georeferencing, remote sensing, digitization of archaeological records and literature reviews. Through these roles, he contributes to the identification and documentation of archaeological sites and monuments, while developing practical skills in digital archaeology and heritage documentation.
Keith began his professional journey at the BIEA as a Research Intern in 2024 and has since progressed to his current role as a Research Assistant.
Working with the MAEASaM project has provided me with meaningful interactions and an exciting opportunity to acquire new skills and knowledge. These experiences have deepened my understanding of the ancient world while also enabling me to share these skills and knowledge to my fellow comrades in academia and beyond.
Keith loves reading books, travelling, hiking, exploring new cultures, ancient architecture and tradition.
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