Population continuity and replacement in Britain from the Mesolithic to the Bronze Age

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Programmed for Affect: Thinking About Sensors and Senses in Heritage and Cultural Experiences

Jess Hoare considers whether wearable technologies can further our understanding of the relationship between heritage and cultural spaces and their visitors.

Reyahn King in Conversation with Sara Wajid

Sara Wajid will host a special conversation with Reyahn King, Chief Executive of York Museums Trust, about access, diversity, representation and social change in the museums and heritage sector. Join us for this one-of-a-kind event!

YAT Lunchtime Lecture: Malton Roman Fort, and what happened later

AL Oswald gives a YAT lunchtime lecture on Malton Roman Fort

Deposition interrupted – The Must Farm Pile dwellings

The famous Late Bronze Age site of Must Farm was extraordinarily well preserved in the archaeological record. This lecture will explore the site from the perspective of the archaeologist who led the excavations, Mark Knight.

Workshop on the Co-Design of Digital Experiences in Archaeology

Join us in York in April 2019 for a 2-day workshop exploring co-design for digital archaeology/heritage projects…