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Festival 2022

The 2022 Festival of Archaeology tales place from 16-31 July and this year our theme is Journeys

We are currently developing a new website for the Festival of Archaeology

For information about the 2022 Festival please visit https://www.archaeologyuk.org/festival.html

Forestry England - Festival of Archaeology Events

Has a physical 'on the ground' location

Forestry England are hosting a series of events and have provided a plethora of resources, from apps to self guided trails,  for the Festival of Archaeology.   Click on the individual links to be signposted to information.

EVENTS :

21st July 2021 1:00pm-3:00pm Kettles Hillfort Guided Walk

21st July 2021 1:00pm-4:00pm Forest Bones

23rd July 2021  Lawrence Shaw (Lead Historic Environment Advisor at Forestry England) and Neil Redfern (Executive Director at the CBA) will be recording a podcast at Wareham Forest as part of the Festival Climate Takeover Day, the link to the   podcast will be made available after the event.

24th July 2021 10:30am-12:30pm Barrows, Trenches and Trees: Discovering the Heritage of a Beautiful Corner of the New Forest

24th July 2021 10am-1:00pm The Hidden Heritage of North-West Sherwood

27th July 2021 2.00pm-4.00pm Santon medieval moat and village guided walk

27th July 2021 7.00pm-8.15pm  Surveying and Investigating the Buried Heritage of the Forest of Dean with the Foresters’ Forest Project 

RESOURCES:

Archaeology Inspired Trails in Dartmoor

Forest of Dean Hidden Heritage App

Heritage Trail High Lodge, Thetford

Micheldever Archaeology Trail

New Forest Knowledge

Sidwood Trail

Tarset Bastle Trail

Wild Ennerdale Self Guided Trail

 

 

 

Web and social media

Dates

Throughout the Festival of Archaeology 2021

Who

This event is hosted by:

Forestry England

The event contact(s) are:

Categories

Event types
Archaeology skills icon
Archaeology skills
Excavation visit icon
Excavation visit
Exhibition / display icon
Exhibition / display
Family fun icon
Family fun
Guided walk or tour icon
Guided walk or tour
Hands-on activity icon
Hands-on activity
Re-enactment / demonstration icon
Re-enactment / demonstration
Talk / lecture icon
Talk / lecture
Youth icon
Youth
Event periods

Prehistory

Romans

Saxons, Vikings & Early Med.

Medieval

Tudors and Stuarts

Georgians and Victorians

20th and 21st Century