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Early Neolithic genetic data has helped archaeologists understand that there was likely more freedom and equality in Neolithic societies than previously thought.

Archaeology Graduate, Sarah Hall, wins Viking Society's Margaret Orme prize for Viking Studies

Researchers at the University of York will partner with colleagues at Cardiff University on a three-year project investigating population movements around Roman Britain.

Our partnership with the Weald & Downland Living Museum will now run well into the 2030s.

Research unveils 3,000 years of sustainable oyster harvesting in Southern Scandinavia, offering valuable insights for modern conservation efforts.

York Undergraduates Mohammed Alhusayni & Bandar Alan featured in The National News

Former MA student Marcie Weeks (MA Funerary Archaeology) has been awarded both the Philip Rahtz Award (Society for Medieval Archaeology) and the Holger Schutkowski Award (British Association for Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology).

Two major projects in the Department of Archaeology will form part of a new national infrastructure for Heritage Science.