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Archaeology Open Days
Studying Archaeology at UCL
Student Reflections on CIfA conference 2024
Sol Whitehouse, a BA Archaeology with a Placement Year student reflects on his CIfA conference experience in April 2024, which had a theme of ‘legacy’.
London student fieldwork on the Thames foreshore
UCL Institute of Archaeology students led by Stuart Brookes have commenced a programme of fieldwork along the Thames foreshore in central London.
Digging for Stories: Inspired by Interview with UCL Alumni Joseph Coelho
How Joseph Coelho (BA Archaeology 2002) went from uncovering Peruvian history to becoming the youngest-ever Waterstones Children’s Laureate
The Roman Horse Burial of Norton
The site of a Roman Villa in Norton, Suffolk, which has been the focus of the UCL Institute of Archaeology’s summer fieldschools in 2023 & 2024, has yielded significant finds including a horse burial. View now on Digging For Britain!
Revealing Roman Britain: the Worcestershire Conquest hoard
Dr Murray Andrews (UCL Institute of Archaeology, and UCL IoA Alumni) is studying one of the largest ever coin hoards dating to the Roman Conquest of Britain, which was recently found in west Worcestershire.
Prehistoric spears with UCL PhD student Caitlin
ASE at Bodiam Castle | Join us in the finds processing tent!
Indiana Jones: the UCL Archaeology whippet
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