Worcester: Digging into the city’s past
Youngsters can dig into Worcester’s Roman and Medieval past during a special week of events at The Commandery. Roman Relics and Medieval Madness on Monday
23 July 2010
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Piece of history unveiled at Chichester’s Buttermarket
A rare piece of medieval history has been uncovered in the redevelopment of Chichester’s Butter Market. When digging up the floor the developers came across
20 July 2010
Pillar of Eliseg: Archaeologists dig beneath 9th Century monument
Archaeologists start excavations on a suspected ancient burial site to try to understand the significance of a Llangollen landmark on which it stands. But the
19 July 2010
Work begins to protect medieval County Durham village
Repair work has begun on crumbling buildings at a deserted medieval County Durham village. Conservation work on the three structures at the abandoned village of
12 July 2010
Medieval castle uncovered on Samsø
Discovery on Kattegat island provides missing historical link When archaeologists from the National Museum discovered the foundations of a small building at Bispegård on the
9 July 2010
Viking anchor to return to the Isle of Skye
An ancient anchor found buried in peat is to return to Skye following analysis by experts at National Museums Scotland in Edinburgh. Graeme MacKenzie discovered
6 July 2010
Medieval jug to be shown off at The Herbert
Medieval artefacts dating back to when Coventry was one of the country’s most important cities have been handed over to The Herbert. The collection was
18 June 2010
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