2007
04/10/2007
Archaeological dig reveals new information about Roman settlement.
14/08/2007
The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) invests £38m annually to support training and development of social scientists throughout their careers.
13/08/2007
Research work carried out in the conservation laboratories of the School has already been part of the winning team for one major award and is now short listed for two other top UK Conservation Awards.
13/08/2007
Students on the MSc Conservation scheme recently spent a day learning traditional blacksmithing techniques at the workshop of leading Welsh artist blacksmith David Peterson and his son Toby.
13/08/2007
The Archaeology Data Service/AHDS Archaeology and the University of Cardiff are pleased to announce the release of a major new archive. Iron Age and Roman Coins from Wales (IARCW).
13/08/2007
A new blog has been set up for the Islands in a Common Sea archaeology project in the Isles of Scilly. It is mostly written by the students taking part in the project, and each evening different students will be telling you about their day.
13/08/2007
In response to students' requests for more modules dealing with the archaeology of Ancient Egypt from the very start of their course, we have introduced a new Part 1 (First Year) module:Ancient Egypt.
13/08/2007
The Caerleon Research Committee was established in 2005 to promote and co-ordinate research in and around the Roman legionary fortress of Isca and to disseminate the results to as wide an audience as possible.
13/08/2007
A new website has been set up for the Cosmeston Community Archaeology Project. Cardiff University School of History and Archaeology is working with the Vale of Glamorgan Council on this exciting new project to increase community awareness and access to learning about Cosmeston Medieval Village and the surrounding area.
13/08/2007
Researchers from the School have found that many of the gemstones used to decorate one of the star exhibits in The British Museum were made from recycled Roman glass.
13/08/2007
To begin in October 2007, this project, a collaborative investigation with the Department of the History of Art at the University of York, will be funded by a research grant of £130,000 to Professor Ian Freestone from the Leverhulme Trust.