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The Sedgeford Historical and Archaeological Research Project (SHARP) in North West Norfolk is one of the country’s largest archaeological sites run entirely by volunteers. For 25 years, SHARP has been provided excavation, research and training course opportunities at Sedgeford. Hundreds of...
On July 24th, as part of the Festival of Archaeology YAC Takeover Day, the YAC will be focusing on this year's Festival theme 'exploring local place'. One of the ways we...
Celebrate this year’s Festival of Archaeology theme of ‘exploring local places’ with this new, self-led trail around the Shaw House and St Mary’s Church Conservation Area, including Shaw House Registered Park and Garden.
Starting in the grounds of West Berkshire’s very own Elizabethan...
Family Workshop Online
Join Andy for an interactive online family craft workshop to make a model Bronze Age dagger out of junk.
We’ll be using scrap card from the recycling bin and things that you should have lying around at home to make a model of the Hameldown Dagger discovered...
Auckland Castle Park on the edge of Bishop Auckland is what remains of a once much larger medieval deer park established over 900 years ago for the influential Bishops of Durham. From its early beginnings as a space for hunting and grazing, it became a polite post-medieval garden landscape for...
Taking place as part of the Festival of Archaeology, this webinar is an Introduction to HS2 Archaeology in Staffordshire and Cheshire
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High Speed Two (HS2) is the new high speed railway for Britain.
Before we build bridges, tunnels, tracks and stations,...
Join our Historic Environment Record officer and the Portsdown Countryside Officer to take a look at the archaeology and history of the hill and how this area of special scientific interest is managed today.
