Archaeological Research, Community, Heritage And Events
The International Conference on Classical Archaeology and Ancient History to be held on 26th - 27th May 2025 in Karachi. The Conference will witness the participation of the Academicians, Universities, Professionals and Industry experts gathering on a global platform to discuss the future prospects in ICCAAAH.
A one-day conference with expert speakers on the latest archaeological discoveries. Keynote by Nick Card on the Ness of Brodgar. Early bird tickets £49, student tickets £10.
A platform for presenting archaeological research, open to academics and practitioners.
A conference for researchers to present research on classical archaeology and ancient history.
A series of online lectures by the Council for British Archaeology, featuring expert speakers on new archaeological research, sites, and techniques. Topics vary, covering discoveries across the UK. Free for CBA members, registration required.
A lecture hosted by the Royal Archaeological Institute, exploring recent discoveries and research on Roman Britain. Delivered by a leading archaeologist, open to members and non-members.
A week-long training excavation by Mercian Archaeological Services CIC, focusing on excavation methods. Cost: £75/day or £300/week.
A single-day archaeological digging experience with professional supervision. Cost: £75.
A single-day archaeological digging opportunity to uncover artefacts. Cost: £75.
An overview: Join Dr. James Dilley as he looks back at the highs, lows, spills and thrills of the Big Bronze Age Boat Build at the lakes. From amusing predicaments to exploring the role of prehistoric archaeology in today’s world. If you are interested in history, archaeology or crafts (and enjoy a laugh), this is a talk for you. The speaker: Dr. James Dilley led the Bronze Age boat build at Stanwick Lakes over the last couple of years as well as prehistoric craft workshops and living history displays. He works with museums and universities all over the world and frequently appears on TV demonstrating prehistoric crafts. His work is on display in Stonehenge, The British Museum and many other well-known heritage sites.