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

The brief from Burbage Primary School was quite specific – a day that would take the children away from the school grounds, discover the...

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

Hollinsclough is a very small village school which has opened its doors to home educators and their families every other Friday.  The...

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...

I will be talking about ‘Children, Archaeology and Unexpected Interpretations’ at this year’s Dearne Valley Archaeology Day on 25th...

We have now finalised the dates for the test-pitting in a field near Arbor Low. This phase of the project will run from 26th March – 7th...

I am now a member of ARTEAMUS and very pleased about it too! What is ARTEAMUS? I hear you say. Well, as is explained on the website:...

The tomb of a female Egyptian singer believed to be nearly 3000 years old has been found in the Valley of the Kings. This remarkable...

Interesting ideas for engaging children in archaeology are coming from Cadw and Archaeology Wales. On the back of their excavations in...

Here are the first of the photos of the finds from our field-walking expedition in November with Dr Hannah Cobb, Dr Ian Parker Heath and...