Skills Training

Background: Roman Yorkshire The South Yorkshire region is generally overlooked in terms of Roman occupation and Roman archaeological remains. Heavy industrialisation of certain areas of...

16th Annual Conference of the British Association for Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology The Department of Archaeology at Durham University will be holding the BABAO conference...

Early Medieval Monasticism in the North Sea Zone: New Research and Fresh Perspectives Friday 24th - Sunday 26th April 2015, University of Kent, Canterbury The aim of the...

Despite the fact that archaeologists have experimented with various forms of filmmaking for a century we are still yet to develop a pragmatic approach...

The goal of The Heritage Jam is and was an initiative to bring people together to design and create forward-thinking pieces of heritage visualisation. The...

  The Iona II had only been launched seven months earlier and had already had an eventful life. Initially built as a fast and luxurious...

On Thursday 23 March Ashley Tuck and Jess Tibber from the Wessex Archaeology Sheffield Office attended a Historic England Heritage Practice programme addressing Organic Residue...

TThe annual conference usually comprises one day of lectures on local pipemakers and / or recent research and the second day with a field...

Free conference for teachers taking place at Durham University http://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/forteachers/ConferenceProgramme.pdf Free conference for teachers taking place at Durham University on 19th – 20th July this year....

Great news from the Canterbury Archaeological Trust. Due to a generous grant by the Roger De Haan Charitable Trust, they are able to offer a...