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News: Archive

• New Positions at York
  • 1. Reader/ Snr Lect. in Cultural Heritage Management (Dec 7, 2009)
  • 2. Project & Fieldwork Officer (Dec 2, 2009)
• POSTGRADUATE OPEN DAY 2 December 2009
• NEW Postgraduate Funding Opportunities
• Antiquity, the No. 1 Archaeology journal
• Our Heslington Field Project is making an impact
• Issue 7 of The Post Hole is out now! online : [PDF]
• We dig up another skeleton from our 75 Ha. 'backyard'.
• Science makes an "IMPACT!" on York Minster [YouTube]
• Dr. Abdullah Alsharekh: University’s Distinguished Visiting Fellow
• Archaeology at York first again in 2009 NSS results
• Kevin's Blog from the 2009 excavations in the Ecrins National Park
• Archaeologists at York help uncover alleged food fraud
• Jon and his team dig up Gawthorpe Hall for Harewood's Architecture weekend: link to Flickr
• Tim's research 'Leads the World'.
• Mark Beech wins Sheikh Mubarak bin Mohammed Prize
• Visit from the Korean National University of Cultural Heritage
• Issue 6 of the Post Hole out now
• BioArCh team reveal bone bugbear
• Prehistory is making a 500,000 € SPLASH
• 2.4 million € for a new approach to grave analysis
• Issue 5 of the Post Hole out now
• Alumni Association annual conference; 3rd and 4th July
• York hosts Prehistoric Society Europa conference May 30th
• Prize Winning Students
• Archaeology storms up the Tables
• PhD student Matt Williams on Radio 4 with Karen Hardy
• AHRC rates York 'excellent' for postgraduate training
• Issue 4 of the Post Hole out now
• Honorary Doctorate for Professor Else Roesdahl
• Public Lecture Series: Food and drink
• A hat trick of teaching awards
• New book in the Duckworth Debates series
• Issue 3 of the Post Hole out now
• York a conspicuous winner in RAE 2008
• Iron Age ‘sacrifice’ is Britain’s oldest surviving brain?
• 600 years of everyday life in York
• Martin Carver retirement website online
• $250,000 grant helps archaeologists dig into archives
• Caroline wins Newton Fellowship to study ancient wool
• ISBA3 in Science Magazine
• 5th African Archaeology Research Day: 29th November