Professional News
Making it FAIR: understanding the lockdown ‘digital divide’
Making It FAIR was supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s Towards a National Collection programme (TaNC) as part of UKRI’s call for COVID-19 projects. The...
CIfA and UAUK accreditation for three more University degrees
The Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA) and University Archaeology UK (UAUK) have announced three further departments offering academic programmes which have been formally accredited...
Training and Skills
The art of Handmade things.
Based in the Marches between England & Wales, Alison & Hugh Milton, make historic replicas of furniture, hats, leather work, textile tools, baskets, wax...
Archaeology Scotland Field School
Archaeology Scotland Field School 15th-26th June 2022:
Investigating Cathkin Park: In Search of Scotland's Footballing Heritage
Join us excavating one of Scotland’s most iconic sporting...
Keir Hill of Dasher – Weekend Training Excavation – Stirling
From the 27th to 30th May 2022 Dr Murray Cook will be running a free Research and Training Dig at Keir Hill of Dasher...
Practical Magic: Public Outreach & Engagement Recording Medieval & Historic Graffiti
by Wayne Perkins
See also (New Discoveries Made in Worcestershire During Graffiti-Fest 2022 – Ritual Protection Marks & Ritual Practices)
Last year I was approached by...
Dig York! Dig Nottingham! We Dig it
Looking to gain more fieldwork experience this summer? York Archaeology will be holding training excavations at two very exciting sites in York and Nottingham.
We...
Enabled Archaeology Field Experience at Harlaxton College
An exciting opportunity to break ground at the wonderful Harlaxton Manor in central England is now available. This first season of the archaeology field...
Dig York! Dig Nottingham! We Dig it
Looking to gain more fieldwork experience this summer? York Archaeology will be holding training excavations at two very exciting sites in York and Nottingham.
We Dig York! (20th June - 12th August)
Located a stone’s throw...
‘Megafauna’ uncovered at Sherford
‘Megafauna’ archaeological finds discovered in Devon, with a Mammoth, Rhino and Wolf among amazing remains uncovered at Sherford
Archaeologists have made a number of rare and nationally significant discoveries during investigations at the new town...
BAJR Weekly Archaeology News 23rd Jan 2022
So here is the eclectic and diverse news roundup for the week ending 23rd January 2022
Lots going on as ever - click the links to read the full story. and if you know of...
BAJR News Roundup week ending 16/01/2022
What a great few weeks with lots going on, and the continuation of the Great British Dig and Digging for Britain
So here is the eclectic and diverse news roundup for the week ending 16/01/2022
Lots...
BAJR News Roundup Week ending 9/1/2022
News roundup for the week ending 9th January 2022
Welcome to the new year, and a load of stories - click the links to read the full story.
DIG It 2021 quiz
Last year, a community archaeology...