IAMS Summer School 2022

Running for more than two decades, before a recent hiatus due to Covid, the IAMS Summer School is offered to anyone interested in the archaeology of metallurgy. The course is aimed at professionals, academics, students, and enthusiasts and will cover sessions on both Ancient Metal Objects and Ancient Mining, Smelting and Metallurgy.

The Institute for Archaeo-Metallurgical Studies (IAMS) is an international body whose purpose is to initiate and promote research into the origins and developments of mining and metallurgy and its culture-historical significance, from its earliest, prehistoric beginnings to recent times.

Registration will take place at 9.30am in Room 209 at the Institute of Archaeology, with daily sessions starting at 10am.

Further details

Registration fees:

• £250 per week
• Two weeks: £400

Enquiries may be directed to Sam Matthews (samuel.matthews.21@ucl.ac.uk)