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Researchers discover lost ancient Aboriginal history beneath waves of Australia’s coast
Posted on Wednesday 1 July 2020
Archaeologists have discovered hundreds of ancient Aboriginal artefacts off the coast of Western Australia.
New Publication: Glossary on Earth Building Techniques
Posted on Friday 26 June 2020
Dr Louise Cooke publishes multilingual Open Access Book on conservation
New publication: Fishers of the Corded Ware culture in the Eastern Baltic
Posted on Tuesday 23 June 2020
York Bioarchaeologists and colleagues examine multiple lines of evidence to reveal de-Neolithisation process
Archaeology students win volunteering awards
Posted on Monday 22 June 2020
A group of our students won the university Student Volunteering Awards for their project developing content on the Romans for schoolchildren.
Seafood helped prehistoric people migrate out of Africa, study reveals
Posted on Friday 19 June 2020
Prehistoric pioneers could have relied on shellfish to sustain them as they followed migratory routes out of Africa during times of drought, a new study suggests.
Events
Researchers discover lost ancient Aboriginal history beneath waves of Australia’s coast
Posted on Wednesday 1 July 2020
Archaeologists have discovered hundreds of ancient Aboriginal artefacts off the coast of Western Australia.
New Publication: Glossary on Earth Building Techniques
Posted on Friday 26 June 2020
Dr Louise Cooke publishes multilingual Open Access Book on conservation
New publication: Fishers of the Corded Ware culture in the Eastern Baltic
Posted on Tuesday 23 June 2020
York Bioarchaeologists and colleagues examine multiple lines of evidence to reveal de-Neolithisation process
Archaeology students win volunteering awards
Posted on Monday 22 June 2020
A group of our students won the university Student Volunteering Awards for their project developing content on the Romans for schoolchildren.
Seafood helped prehistoric people migrate out of Africa, study reveals
Posted on Friday 19 June 2020
Prehistoric pioneers could have relied on shellfish to sustain them as they followed migratory routes out of Africa during times of drought, a new study suggests.