A License to Loot or Archaeological Rescue?: The Treasure Act and Portable Antiquities Scheme in England and Wales, AIA National Lecture by Roger Bland. Lecture will be preceded by a reception at 6:00 [...] Read more

Liverpool Ancient Worlds are delighted to announce a day conference in honour of one of this subject's leading experts: Professor Kenneth Kitchen. The presentations will focus on the 2nd [...] Read more

An opportunity, open to all, to record and celebrate the historical and cultural importance of Libya. The surge of recent events in Libya may have left people with a sense of a country which is [...] Read more

The ancient civilisation of Egypt is quite justly famous for the beautiful hieroglyphic inscriptions on tomb walls and the astonishing amount of papyrus documents discovered. Perhaps, what is less [...] Read more

This event will look at the long-term histories of particular places or parts of the valley. The aim will be to explore the differing trajectories of settlement, land-use and ritual activity in [...] Read more

Joint venture between Elmet Archaeological Services Ltd and Dearne Valley Archaeology Group, held 10.30am to 4.30pm on a diverse and informative selection of experiences and knowledge from the [...] Read more

The exciting new development at MediaCityUK in Salford marks the latest transformation of this important area.   With the creation of the Manchester Ship Canal this part of Salford became the [...] Read more

Archaeology in Berkshire 2011 brings together professional archaeologists, archaeological societies and those interested in archaeology in Berkshire and the surrounding counties to hear about the [...] Read more

Ce séminaire est dirigé par M. Éric Rieth, directeur de recherches au CNRS, dans le cadre de l'UFR "Histoire de l'Art et Archéologie" de l'Université Paris-I Panthéon-Sorbonne. [...] Read more

Handle and study original artefacts to discover more about London tobacco pipes from 1600-1850. •Saturday , March  17, 2012, 10 :00 -17 :00 •Saturday , April  21, 2012, 10 :00 -17 [...] Read more

A Complete Cosmos: the Tomb of an Egyptian Governor and Its Secrets by Dr. Lawrence Berman, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. [...] Read more

Ce séminaire est dirigé par M. Éric Rieth, directeur de recherches au CNRS, dans le cadre de l'UFR "Histoire de l'Art et Archéologie" de l'Université Paris-I Panthéon-Sorbonne.  [...] Read more

Guest speakers include Professor Mick Aston from Channel Four's Time Team, Bob Croft, County Archaeologist for Somerset County Council and Stuart Milby from Context One Archaeology. Booking forms [...] Read more

Tenth Anniversary Meeting of the Midwestern Consortium on Ancient Religions: ‘The Stuff that Dreams are Made of’: The Interpretation, Divination and Use of Dreams in Ancient Mediterranean [...] Read more

The study day is aimed at adults. Children of secondary age need to request permission from the organiser. Mysterious mummies and luxurious tombs and temples - these are what many people might [...] Read more

For nearly 1,000 years, one of the most common forms of protection used by ancient Mediterranean warriors, including the armies of the Greeks and Alexander the Great, was the linothorax, a type of [...] Read more

2011 - 2012 Lecture Schedule - Funded by the Arthur and Helen Baer Foundation and Co-sponsored with the Missouri History Museum. John F. Haslett, Independent Research and Author. Recent experiments [...] Read more

Close examination of the surfaces on which ancient scribes wrote causes us to consider more carefully the various aspects of their work and allows us, to a certain extent, to think as they did. [...] Read more

A joint study day organised by the University of Kent, with the Council for Kentish Archaeology and the Kent Archaeological Society. Parking is available on the university campus and buses to the [...] Read more

Spying on the Ancients: Declassified Satellite Imagery in Near Eastern Archaeology, AIA National Lecture by Jesse Casana. [...] Read more

L’Archéosite vous propose une conférence gratuite ayant pour thème la gladiature. Celle-ci sera accessible à toute personne s'étant acquittée du droit d'entrée au site. Un aperçu pé [...] Read more

Exploring in Jason's Wake: Deepwater Archaeology in the Black Sea by Dan Davis. McCann/Taggart Lecture Lecture will be preceded by a reception at 6:00 [...] Read more

Speakers will share their knowledge on the following: the Archaeology of Sport and Accrington Stanley FC, WWII pillboxes, Lancashire's Parks and Gardens, as well as recent excavations in Darwen, [...] Read more

Two identical study days. The LAARC holds thousands of clay tobacco pipes, representing dozens of London makers and enabling us to trace the evolution of this commonplace artefact from before 1600 [...] Read more

The Association for Environmental Archaeology spring conference held at University of Plymouth. Open to all those interested in the subject area, but submissions from postgraduate students are [...] Read more

Durham University Archaeology Society presents a one day interdisciplinary conference to be held at Durham University involving the Archaeology, Anthropology, Philosophy and Law departments from [...] Read more

The Society will be hosting this study day in collaboration with Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery. The 'Norwich Shroud' belonging to the lady Ipu (see Egyptian Archaeology 39, pp. 15-17) which [...] Read more

For its third, major biennial conference in 2012 the Surrey Roman Studies Group has chosen the theme of “The Development of Industry in Southern Roman Britain.” The Conference will focus on [...] Read more

Dans le calendrier romain des fêtes religieuses, les floralia se déroulaient du 28 avril au 8 mai en l’honneur de Flora, divinité agraire. Le « Goûtez Romain » du dimanche 13 mai 2012 revê [...] Read more

Vous êtes les invités privilégiés d’une famille gauloise de la fin de l’Age du Fer. Installés à leur table alors que le feu réchauffe doucement la pièce, vous découvrez leur quotidien [...] Read more