The Great British Dig and University archaeologist find first excavated evidence of Roman mining in Cornwall
The first excavated evidence that the Roman army were mining metals in Cornwall within just a few years of invading...
Archaeology and History
Immersive app brings to life the hidden histories of Copenhagen
A mobile app for Copenhagen has turned conventional history tours on their head, with an innovative living trail that tells...
University secures funding for national-leading digital archaeological research laboratory
A cutting-edge archaeological laboratory that will enable researchers to digitally replicate and recreate biological and cultural artefacts is set to...
Coronation 2023: The Coronation Oath
By Professor Levi Roach, Associate Professor of Medieval History, in the Department of Archaeology and History. When Charles is formally...
Coronation 2023: Royal Wars – an origin story
By Professor Richard Toye, of the Department of Archaeology and History. As the reception to Prince Harry’s book Spare demonstrates,...
Coronation 2023: Devon’s leading coronation roles
By Professor James Clark, Associate Dean for Research and Knowledge Transfer, and Professor of History, in the Department of Archaeology...
Coronation 2023: Looking back 70 years to how we celebrated our last royal coronation
By Professor Jon Lawrence, Professor of Modern British History of the Department of Archaeology and History. Because we have not...
Exeter historians create new Transatlantic Slavery heritage trail for historic city
The medieval cathedral city of Wells – a major tourist destination in the Westcountry – has unveiled a new heritage...
International conference seeks to change the thinking on the relationship between ‘waiting’ and ‘care’
The question of what it is to wait in and for healthcare in modern Britain is the focus of an...