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In 1996 he was controversially appointed director of the UCL Institute of Archaeology, overseeing largescale expansion to create the world's largest archaeology department. Also teaching there, he initiated reforms to the syllabus and forged links with the archaeological community in the People's Republic of China, co-founding the International Centre for Chinese Heritage and Archaeology. Retiring in 2005, he continued developing connections between the UK and China until his death from [[diabetes]].
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===Early life: 1938–1972===
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==The Ucko Collection==
The Ucko Collection consists of archaeological objects originally collected by Peter Ucko. On his death, ownership passed to his partner Jane Hubert, who later approached members of the Institute of Archaeology's staff with a desire to donate the collection to a public institution, an act which inspired the "Transitional Objects" project (UCL, 2014–2016).<ref>Vida, C. & Sully, D., (2015). Transitional Objects: The Ucko Collection. A New Heritage Section Joint Research Project. Archaeology International. 18, pp.56–60. [[DOI: 10.5334/ai.1807]]</ref>
==References==▼
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*Robert Layton, Stephen Shennan Peter Stone (eds.) 2006, A Future for Archaeology.▼
==Publications==
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*Ucko, P.J. & H.W. Hodges (1963). "Some pre-dynastic figurines: problems of authenticity", ''Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes'', 26(3/4): 205–22.
*Ucko, P.J., (1962). "The Interpretation of Prehistoric Anthropomorphic Figurines", ''Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland'' 92, no. 1 (Jan.-Jun. 1962): 38–54.
==See also==
* [[List of Egyptologists#U|List of Egyptologists]]
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