We’ve had occasional posts here about looking at Archaeology and history where you live. We may well be many weeks into the lockdown with...

Catherine talking to Eileen Parker, one of the archaeologists on the project. Catherine and I had a little road trip this week when we...

You know you’re getting close when you see the sign! Last week I was despatched on a mission – to see how Trent & Peak Archaeology had...

Like many towns and cities, Derby has a long history and a surprisingly rich heritage. The story of Derby, or Derventio as it was once...

I recently posted a review of the Manchester Archaeology Day conference which was held at the University of Salford. One of the things I...

Hey, we couldn’t resist this one – a school in Reading has come up trumps – a hoard of Roman coins has been discovered in its grounds!...

As it is all about the Romans, we’re going have to talk about pottery. But, not only that, the children are also going to be making their...

This Roman fort at Hardknott Pass in Cumbria dates to the 2nd century CE. As part of our efforts to keep you abreast of things...

One of the things we try to do here at Enrichment is bring you news of lectures, seminars and other presentations where you can get to...

If someone asked you if you knew of Alauna, chances are you’d say no. If someone asked you if you’d heard of Maryport, a few of you might...

Here at Enrichment Through Archaeology, a good deal of out time is spent focusing on the prehistory of Britain. This is not to say that...

At the end of my prehistoric archaeology workshops, teachers often say to me that they have learned as much as the children have. Of...

Hi, Ian Parker Heath here with a fresh instalment of news from Enrichment Though Archaeology. Its been a while since the last news update...

The activities carried out at St Anne’s RC Primary School were designed to complement the Y3/4 Romans topic. After discussing the Romans...