Visit to Bradford including “Colour Experience” and “National Science and Media Museum”
Wednesday 4th November 2026 from 10.30am to 4pm plus travelling time by train £15 per...
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[HDAS] The Latest News from Doggerland
Heritage Quay, University of Huddersfield Heritage Quay, University of HuddersfieldPresented by Phil Murgatroyd
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Yorkshire’s hidden toxic legacy of historical metal mining: lead, floods and health
Yorkshire Museum Museum Street, YORK, United KingdomMark G. Macklin, Professor Emeritus of River Systems and Global Change, University of Lincoln Yorkshire’s historical...
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[YA] An Introduction to Recording Waterlogged Wood
York Archaeological Trust Resource Centre 421 Huntington Road, YorkJoin York Archaeology Conservation’s Steve Allen (BA, MA, MCIfA) for the return of his CIfA...
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[BAHG] The History of Water – a Turbulent Tale
christchurch community hall, Stocksbridge Christ Church, S36 1DY, Stocksbridge, 586 Manchester Rd, Stocksbridge, Sheffield, South YorkshirePresented by Jenny Stephenson.
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[SLA] When Temple Newsam came to Leeds
Rothwell Community Hub Marsh Street Rothwell, LEEDS, United KingdomIn November we will be joined by Dorothy Schofield, member of South Leeds Archaeology and...
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[YPS] The Melsonby hoards: a window on the nature of power in Late Iron Age Yorkshire
Yorkshire Museum Museum Street, YORK, United KingdomA chance discovery by metal detectorist Peter Heads, in 2021 at Melsonby, North Yorkshire, led...
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[YPS] Why the World Needs Contemporary Archaeologists
John Schofield is Professor in Archaeology at the University of York, where he researches archaeologies...
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[HDAS] A Three-Year Archaeology Degree – More than just Learning How to Dig Holes in the Ground
Heritage Quay, University of Huddersfield Heritage Quay, University of HuddersfieldPResented by Colin Dunn, HDAS Committee
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[ArchUK] This is Archaeology: Learning from a burned landscape: How the 2025 Fylingdales wildfire will change our understanding of moorland archaeology.
ZoomPresented by Miles Johnson. The post-fire landscape is readable in a way rarely seen...