Last week I have the opportunity of visiting Must Farm,  a Bronze Age settlement site, with members of the Prehistoric Society. Right...

Here’s the second in our occasional series of what archaeologists actually do, beyond excavating. You might want to look at What do...

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!...

I was privileged enough to be invited to take part in the Year 9 Classics Day at Loughborough High School. Designed to encourage the...

What a wonderful day we had in Cheshire! Armed with our trenches, tools and artefacts, Dr Ian Parker Heath (trusty archaeologist husband...

After delivering a workshop covering the Stone Age to Iron Age to Y4s at St Andrews CE Primary School in Levenshulme in October, the...

Y3s at Aughton St Michaels CE Primary School in Ormskirk became archaeologists for the morning when they excavated artefacts from the...

I love delivering Archaeology Days, because Archaeology Days allow time for me to really develop children’s interest and enable them to...

After being invited back for the third year in a row, we are top news story on the Derby High School Website! Read all about it!...

Last Thursday, I returned to the Croft Primary School in Rugeley, Staffordshire, to deliver a workshop to Y5 to support the teaching of...

What a great day we had at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Primary School in Doncaster! Recently back from excavating in Egypt ;-), Dr...

I returned to St Richard’s Primary School in Atherton last week to deliver an Anglo-Saxon archaeology workshop. After training the...

One of the enjoyable aspects of my work is the preparation I do for workshops and projects in terms of finding and making resources....

The last week saw my continued work with the Park Rangers, Rose and Steve, at FitzHerbert Primary School in Fenny Bentley, culminating on...

The first two days of the Arbor Low Environs Project dig this year have been a resounding success. I’m not so much talking about the...

On Friday 10th February, I visited parents and children from the Buxton Area Home Education Group with my archaeological tools and...

A flexible approach was needed with a group so disparate in age and previous knowledge, but everyone was able to get their hands dirty as...