University of Winchester helps Cathedral solve medieval bone puzzle of kings and bishops
The bones of medieval kings and bishops have been reinterred in six mortuary chests in Winchester Cathedral after more than a decade of painstaking forensic…
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Winchester archaeologist Phil leads work to survey ‘hidden’ D-Day sites
A University of Winchester archaeologist is playing a leading role in a major lottery-funded project to survey key sites in Hampshire used in the run-up…
Chester Dig to Reveal more about City’s History
Archaeology students from the University of Chester are uncovering the city’s past and developing their practical skills in Grosvenor Park with excavation training provided by…
New book explores death, fire and identity to share untold stories from the past
From a rare case of a possible ‘Viking’ cremation in northern France to new evidence for cremation practices across Ireland and northern Britain in the…
Wrexham dig uncovers Roman settlement and rare thought-to-be early Medieval longhouse
Archaeologists have uncovered a Roman settlement and what is thought to be an extremely rare early Medieval longhouse in North East Wales. The team from…
Time Team and university archaeologists make fascinating discovery at Shropshire hillfort
A remarkable discovery has been made at one of Shropshire’s well-known Iron Age hillforts by archaeologists from Time Team and the Universities of Chester and…