About the Festival
The CBA Festival of Archaeology incorporates hundreds of in-person and virtual events delivered by community groups, heritage organisations, universities, commercial units, and more.
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Welcome to the CBA Festival of Archaeology
The Festival incorporates hundreds of in-person and virtual events delivered by community groups, heritage organisations, universities, commercial units, and more in-person and online across the UK.
The 2023 Festival of Archaeology will run from the 15-30 July.
The 2022 Festival of Archaeology took us all around the UK as we explored discoveries from the past and thought about the challenges we face today.
We’d like to say an enormous thank you to everyone for taking part in the festival, we really couldn’t have done it without all your hard work and passion.
Discover what the Festival is all about through our new video, filmed at the 2022 Festival closing event at Corfe Castle, Dorset.
Festival of Archaeology 2022 Feedback
Completing our short feedback survey and help ensure future Festivals are better than ever!
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Sponsoring the Festival
Can your organisation sponsor the Festival of Archaeology throughout the year?
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Our Festival of Archaeology resources allow you to enjoy the Festival all year round, from wherever you are! Discover them below.
Festival 2022 Resources
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Do you have any questions? We're happy to help!
For general enquiries , please get in contact with us at [email protected]
To discuss sponsorship opportunities please contact Claire Corkill, CBA Development Manager at [email protected].
In collaboration with
Historic England
Towergate Insurance
Cadw
CIfA
European Archaeology Days
National Trust
Royal Archaeological Institute
Antiquity Journal
