University archaeology degree receives professional accreditation
A flagship humanities degree has received a professional national accreditation in recognition of its outstanding support for students and the...
Professor Naomi Sykes
Archaeological expertise at Exeter featured in new series of Digging for Britain
Archaeological and historical expertise at the University of Exeter will be showcased on national television this month. The BBC’s popular...
New research fellowship seeking to address the UK’s ‘crisis’ of archaeological curation
A leading authority on the interaction between animals, humans and the environment through history has been awarded a prestigious national...
University archaeologist awarded prestigious medal by the British Academy
A landscape archaeologist renowned for his expertise on Roman and medieval-era Britain has been presented with one of the British...
Archaeology student honoured by Devon museum
A young Devon archaeologist has been regonised by Budleigh Salterton‘s Fairlynch Museum for her work researching, studying and discovering Cornwall's...
Early career researchers lead publication of first book exploring human fascination with feeding animals
A unique study of the emotional drivers and impacts that people experience when they feed animals in has been drawn...
Archaeology project promoting sustainable use of wild fallow deer venison nominated for national award
A project that is drawing upon ancient practices to promote more sustainable management of British fallow deer and wild venison...
University of Exeter to establish new collections facility to safeguard archaeological remains
A new facility that will offer storage of physical remains from ancient humans, animals, and plants to help ease the...
Genetic analysis and archaeological insight combine to reveal the ancient origins of the fallow deer
Modern populations of fallow deer possess hidden cultural histories dating back to the Roman Empire which ought to be factored...