News

Keep up to date with all the latest news from the Department of Archaeology.

13 November 2020

2021 WRoCAH AHRC Competition Studentships- Applications now OPEN

Looking for PhD funding in Arts & Humanities? The WRoCAH competition for PhD studentships starting in October 2021 is now open!

27 October 2020

Leverhulme Early Career Fellowships 2021- Applications now open

We are now accepting applications for the Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship scheme for 2021. We are seeking outstanding applicants who can build on departmental strengths and capacity in line with departmental research strategies.

Workman on Sheffield castle excavations in 1927 — December 1927, Leslie Armstrong is setting up a camera, with one of the workmen. In the foreground are two of the oak stakes believed erroneously to be Saxon (courtesy of Museums Sheffield)

7 September 2020

Sheffield’s long-lost castle reveals the city’s deep roots in the Middle Ages

New book from Professor John Moreland provides a window on the city’s medieval history – giving people a chance to explore the city’s true origins, track its development over time and consider what it means for the city’s future identity.

11 August 2020

Emeritus Professor Keith Branigan wins British Academy Landscape Archaeology Medal

The medal recognises his distinguished achievements in the field of landscape archaeology and his work as an ambassador for the study of archaeology in schools.

Graduates throwing their mortarboards in the air outside the Arts Tower

Virtually Celebrating the Class of 2020

While we can’t celebrate in person at present the University of Sheffield are hosting a special day of virtual graduation activity for our brilliant students in the Class of 2020

18 August 2020

Sheffield Archaeology in top 10 for student satisfaction

According to the 2020 National Student Survey (NSS) Archaeology at the University of Sheffield ranked in the top 10 for student satisfaction in the UK, and in the top 5 amongst Russell Group institutions

27 July 2020

Group of students who ran the Woodland Heritage Fest 2019

The Woodland Heritage Festival 2020 goes digital

Our student-led outreach project, Archaeology in the City, are adapting and innovating in difficult times by bringing a day of digital archaeology to the comfort of your home on Saturday 18th July

17 July 2020

New study reveals lifestyles and health of England’s townspeople post-1066

Bioarchaeological and ceramic analysis shows pork became more popular and dairy products less so following the Norman Conquest

7 July 2020

Archaeology at Sheffield ranked 29th in the world

Archaeology at Sheffield is ranked Top 50 in the world at 29th in the 2020 QS World University Rankings

6 March 2020