News Archive

Professor Peter Mitchell honoured with a special conference session at the Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists

Dr Lambros Malafouris hosts the EnvironMental: Material engagement and basic self-disorders in schizophrenia workshop at Hertford College

Prof. Mitchell is the new President of the South African Archaeological Society

Arcadia awards £2.2m for the continuation of the Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa project (EAMENA)

Our lab needs you! Request for Collections containing Bivalves Collected Before 1950 from the UK

Professor Shadreck Chirikure has been awarded a prestigious ERC Advanced Grant (EU's Horizon Europe programme).

Archaeological evidence suggests a very close bond between prehistoric hunter-gatherer group in Argentina and an extinct fox

Research led by Dr Jane Kershaw solves the mystery of early medieval money, transforming our understanding of Europe's economic and political development

The 44th Conference of the Association for Environmental Archaeology comes to Oxford

New research finds that carbon isotope values of hazelnut shells are a new proxy for canopy density

NERC and AHRC continue their significant investment in our lab as part of the National Environmental Isotope Facility (NEIF)

Prof Schulting in The Conversation considers how new evidence is impacting the debate as to how long Neanderthals and modern humans co-existed

Open access database and R package enables researchers to compare archaeobotanical data on past farming with present-day 'traditional' farming systems.

A new technique to measure the number of chromosomes in ancient genomes identifies first prehistoric person with mosaic Turner syndrome

Announcement: Professor Joanna Brück will give the Meyerstein Lecture in Archaeology 2024

Ancient chicken remains reveal the origins of virulence in Marek's disease virus

New research confirms precolonial lineage of an extinct breed of dog, once kept for their wool

New research deepens our understanding of the history of cats in Europe

Register now for the Endangered Cultural Heritage in the Global South Hub (online conference)

Announcing our partnership with the Museum of West African Art.

What did the Romans do for us? Aqueducts and the art of Roman water management

Prof Helena Hamerow awarded highly prestigious British Academy Fellowship

Creative Meteorisms. A cross-disciplinary workshop and exhibition

Funded DPhil position on the Horse Power project - apply now!