Researchers to conduct first comprehensive archaeological study of extreme medieval sports
The medieval tournament – the iconic chivalric spectacle of jousting and mock battles – is to be the focus of...
Archaeology and History
Old-growth tropical forests bear lasting legacy of ancient Maya civilisation
Rainforests in Central America that have remained largely untouched by modern human activities could bear the invisible imprint of ancient...
New exhibition gives voice to Port Talbot after the blast furnace closure
A new exhibition reflecting upon the closure of the last blast furnace in Wales and the community’s experiences, memories and...
Archaeological dig reveals full extent of Roman villa with intricate mosaic and bath house
Archaeologists have uncovered a rare and intricate polychrome mosaic within the remains of a Roman villa sitting beneath Devon farmland....
Historians awarded Fellowships of the British Academy
A pair of world-renowned history scholars have been recognised for their work after being elected Fellows of the British Academy....
Innovative Mayan maize farmers used animals as biochemical protein concentrators to solve dietary issue
Mayan farmers used livestock as ‘biological protein concentrators’ to ensure their communities had access to vital amino acids, new research...
Exeter students shortlisted for national social mobility award
Four University of Exeter students have been shortlisted for the 2026 Student Social Mobility Awards, a national celebration of undergraduates...
New research reveals motion sickness is not a modern phenomenon
New historical research has found that early stagecoach passengers were as concerned with motion sickness as they were with the...
Exeter historian appointed to editorial board of prestigious journal
A revered expert on British imperialism in Asia has been appointed to one of the country’s most prestigious historical journals....