News News stories Keep up to date with all the latest news from the Department of Archaeology. 28 September 2021 Beauchief Fieldcourse Exhibition in the Department of Archaeology - This Week! We would like to invite everyone in the department to check out our exhibition which was inspired by the dig at Beauchief Abbey, which was completed by Level 1 and 2 students over the summer. The Log Coffin in Conservation at YAT (Charlotte Graham) 14 September 2021 4,000-Year-Old Coffin Discovered in a Golf Course Pond Our Staff and Students led the team that helped recover the rare Bronze Age find 25 June 2021 The Wellbeing Awards 2020/21 Professor Caroline Jackson, Head of the Archaeology Department, has received the "Outstanding Contribution" Award from the University of Sheffield's Wellbeing Awards Initiative 29 April 2021 Roman Bread Experiment Students on the Experimental Archaeology module have been recreating Roman bread and the ovens they were baked in this semester. Search 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! 13 November 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. 27 October 2020 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) 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. 7 September 2020 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 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. 11 August 2020 Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page Next › Last page Last »
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)
