Bridge Farm is a Romano-British settlement enclosed by double-ditch defences discovered in open farmland in 2011. Excavation since 2013 has revealed a…
This will be our 10th year of investigating the great seventeenth-century garden and park at Hanwell. Excavations will concentrate on completing work…
Achill Archaeological Field School has a broad range of archaeology courses designed to suit all interests and budgets. Our archaeology courses range…
The gorgeous, windswept coastline of St David’s peninsula in Pembrokeshire, Wales, is lined by the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Its dramatic natural beauty,…
Glengarnock Castle lies just two miles from the town of Kilbirne, and only twenty-two miles from the city of Glasgow. Perched on…
Looking to gain more fieldwork experience? Interested in deeply stratified urban archaeology? Then join us in historic York this summer! Located a…
The King’s Park fort is part of a long term, relaxed and open series of project to explore the Late Prehistoric settlement…
In AD699 St Guthluc established a hermitage on what was then a deserted fenland island at Crowland, Lincolnshire. After Guthlac’s death the…
BGU’s Archaeology Field School is a fully accredited 4-week course that will deliver training in field archaeology and excavation skills, post-excavation finds…
Tucked away in Shropshire, DigVentures uncovered the remains of a 13th-century castle. Measuring just 20 x 20m, this diminutive castle is strategically…