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‘Sustainability’ is a golden thread that informs planning decisions for development in the UK.

How do we give new life to historic buildings that have fallen out of use? In the first post of a new blog series, placement student Niamh Tobin explores what adaptive reuse means and how it can benefit communities, the environment, and our connection to the past.

If you’re searching for a last-minute gift for the archaeology enthusiast, look no further! We’ve gathered recommendations from our CBA staff. From practical tools to creative keepsakes, here are their top picks. 

Share your story, insights, and discoveries with the wider archaeological community!

Zulfiya tells us all about herself and what she will be doing at the CBA, including bringing together personal stories of heritage through interactive storytelling.

Debbie Frearson, our festival coordinator, shares her experience of uncovering a newly-discovered Roman mosaic near her home in Rutland, during the first Covid lockdown.

The 2024 Festival of Archaeology was a whirlwind of exploration, discovery, and community engagement. Our Executive Director, Neil, took us on an incredible journey across the UK, sharing his experiences and highlights through his social media updates. Here’s a detailed look back at Neil’s adventures and the amazing events he attended during the festival.

What do you do when a huge concrete flyover, carrying a dual carriageway, connecting two adjacent town centres is condemned as structurally unsound? What would you do? That is the focus of an ideas competition run by the Farrel Centre at Newcastle University.