UCL Institute of Archaeology

The Institute will introduce three new masters degrees in 2013-14, the third of which is concerned with the archaeology of the Mediterranean.

In the week that marks 100 years since the extraordinary hoax that was Piltdown Man was presented to the world, the 'fossils' are being studied again.

Rodney Harrison's latest book 'Heritage: Critical Approaches', which unravels the relationship between heritage and the experience of late modernity, was published recently by Routledge.

Marcos Martinón-Torres was invited to talk about his research on Muisca goldwork at a special event at the University of Castilla La Mancha in Spain to mark the 200th anniversary of Colombia's independence.

The latest issue of Archaeology International, showcasing the Institute's diverse research, teaching and public engagement activities, is now available.

The Institute of Archaeology is launching its 75th Anniversary Appeal to support students, teaching and fieldwork activities, and equipment.

A further volume in the series on Critical Cultural Heritage, published by Left Coast Press, with Beverley Butler as Series Editor, is now available. 

Voting is now open for the 5th annual Current Archaeology Awards. In its 75th anniversary year, the Institute features prominently in the nominations.