Category: events

Thursday 13th October 2022 ‘New Light on the Hinton St Mary Mosaic and its place in Roman Britain’ Dr Peter[…]

A new Roman villa was discovered during lockdown in Rutland in 2020, prompting a series of archaeological investigations, carried out[…]

The term ‘Industrial Archaeology’ was coined in 1955 when it was felt a separate category of enquiry was required, scrutinising[…]

There have been a number of important hoards found in this region in recent years which have been recorded with the[…]

Brú na Bóinne –the palace or mansion of the Boyne- is the name given to one of the world’s most important[…]

In any other city, one less obsessed by the Romans and the Georgians, the centuries between the departure of the[…]

The mosaic from Hinton St Mary is one of the most celebrated and iconic survivals from Roman Britain. The central[…]

The excursion will be in two parts, namely a guided walk around Monmouth in the morning and then after lunch[…]

The Footprint Project which began in 2005 grew out of the need to re-level the Abbey floor which had become[…]

Tutankhamun’s tomb was discovered 100 years ago in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt. The excavations caused a media frenzy[…]