Archaeological survival skills
Find out about the work of experimental archaeologists and learn some of the skills needed to survive in prehistory.
Neolithic Henge site in Hertfordshire – volunteers welcome
The Norton Community Archaeology Group (NCAG) will again dig at a Neolithic henge site to the east of Norton in Hertfordshire
Chris Hobbs, chairman, said:...
University of Bradford: Fully-funded Masters Studentships available
Fully-funded Masters Studentships available
School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences, University of Bradford.
Are you looking for the next step after graduation, or uncertain how to...
Digging Becket: The Excavation of an Archbishop’s Palace in Kent
Since 2016 Aldington & Romney Archaeology have been engaging in excavations to uncover the story behind Thomas Becket’s palace at Aldington. The earliest written...
Strata Florida Trust – Fieldschool opens its doors
This summer you have a chance to discover Strata Florida's Archaeology Field School at the foot of the beautiful Cambrian Mountains in Mid- Wales.
The...
Cutting edge Masters Research at Bradford
Are you looking for the next step after graduation, or uncertain how to develop the skills which employers are searching for? A Masters degree...
Archäologischer Grabungs-Kompetenz-Pass published
The first of a number of International Archaeology Skills Passports has taken to the stage Welcome to...
Bronze and Stone -Ancient Craft archaeology workshop
Ancient Craft have had a brilliant year of archaeology and natural history workshops at Berrycroft Hub! Lots of Bronze Age axe heads have been...
Public open day at Bradgate Park, Leicestershire
Bradgate Park is located c.4km north-west of the City of Leicester and covers an area of approximately 830 acres, through which the River Lin...
Iron Age Grand Design: the Whithorn Roundhouse Project
AOC Archaeologists have been working closely with the Whithorn Trust on an ambitious project during the summer of 2016; to reconstruct at full scale...