Festival event listing

Through archaeological geophysical prospection, excavation, and community recording we hope to gain a greater understanding of some key aspects of the Exhibition.

Through archaeological geophysical prospection, excavation, and community recording we hope to gain a greater understanding of some key aspects of the Exhibition.

Discover Chedworth's Archaeological Treasures with Dr Martin Papworth - 26 July 2025

Experience archaeology in action by exploring civilisation sites and artefacts in the Vale of Pewsey, near Stonehenge. In this online resource, you will learn how toUncover step-by-step process of archaeological excavation and researchUncover the full process of archaeological investigationAnalyse finds and interpret past livesDiscoveries are curated, interpreted, and shared with the public in museums and heritage spaces

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Crafts That Built The Cathedral celebrates the heritage skills behind Gloucester Cathedral. Explore stained glass, stone carving, iconography, embroidery and more in this exhibition which sees communities come together to keep archaeological and heritage crafts alive.

Explore the archaeology of early Roman Britain and learn techniques to build a profile of an individual from the first century AD. In this online course, you will Uncover the history of early Roman Britain, in particular Colchester during the first century ADDiscover Ancient Romano-British culture from what is left behindUnderstand how to piece together the profile of someone who lives and died in early Roman ColchesterDiscuss how to create a public exhibition

A display of finds previously collected to tie in with the festival of archaeology. Come in the Great Hall at Dyrham Park to explore displays of objects unearthed from under the house's floorboards as well as from around the garden and parkland. The display will run from Sat 19 July to Sun 3 August. Normal admission charges apply.

South Leeds Archaeology are continuing their excavation of the Stable block and outbuildings demolished in the late 1700s., after an initial trench excavation in June, 2025. Visitors are welcome to come and view progress and talk to the team.

During July, English Heritage will be running exclusive guided tours of the 2025 excavation of the University of Manchester's excavations at the neolithic chambered tomb of Arthur's Stone, Herefordshire. Booking is essential. Tours dates are 2 July to 24 July 2025. There are 3 tours per day: 10:00 am , 12:00 noon and 2:00 pm. The tours are free, but we strongly encourage donations. To book onto a tour please use the following link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/arthurs-stone-excavation-guided-tours-2025-tickets-1391583657179