
About Me
Hello! I’m Sejal Goel
I’m an archaeologist and object conservator originally from Colorado, USA. I moved to the United Kingdom for university and fell in love with heritage, museums, and archaeology.
I enjoy working with my hands, particularly when it comes to metalworking and jewellery craft. I’ve also grown to love working with modern materials, including plastic and have an interest in the conservation of foodstuff.
I built this website to display my portfolio and to share blogs involving my interests and previous research foci.
Please contact me at goelsconservation@gmail.com with any questions or queries.
Publications and Conference Papers
Goel, S. (2022). Transitioning to more Environmentally Sustainable Practices in Laboratories [Poster], Durham Castle Conference, Durham University, Durham, UK.
Goel, S. (2023a). All that Glitters is a Nightmare. Scroll: A Journal by the Student Conservators at Melbourne, [online] 3, pp.19–25.
Goel, S. (2023b). Modern Objects Require Modern Solutions. Midwest Regional Conservation Guild Newsletter, Spring 2023, pp.4–9.
Goel, S. (2023c). The ACT UP Coffin. Missouri Historical Society.
Goel, S. (2024). Sustainability Now! Sustainable Exhibit Design. [online] American Institute for Conservation.
Goel, S., Peters, N., and Ritchie, F. (2025) ‘Fit to Float: Conservation of a Painted Canvas and Birch Bark Canoe’, American Institute of Conservation Annual Meeting. Minneapolis, MN. May 30, 2025.
Fun Facts
4 Years Excavation Experience
26 Countries Visited
Over 500 Hours of jewellery work
>100 Postcards