Great to see features emerging at Yeavering #YEP23 - beam slot and outer palisade enclosure @archaeoBuchanan The Gefrin Trust Ad Gefrin Durham Archaeology

Exploration continues #Yep23 day 11 - bottoming out the outer palisade enclosure! Ad Gefrin The Gefrin Trust @archaeoBuchanan Durham Archaeology

#Yep23 drawing to an end - 2nd trench across Outer Palisade of the Great Enclosure at Yeavering finished - our lovely, outstanding Durham Archaeology students finishing up recording! The Gefrin Trust @archaeoBuchanan Durham Archaeology Ad Gefrin

Yeavering 2023 season done and dusted! All wrapped up with final few days of cleaning, recording, OSL sampling and backfilling. Fantastic team and exciting results!! Thanks to everyone on the #Yep23 team The Gefrin Trust Durham Archaeology @archaeoBuchanan @Kate_Wilson2015 Ad Gefrin

In the early medieval period, Yeavering was the site of seasonal gatherings by the Northumbrian royal court. Now, new archaeological investigations are teasing out further details of the site. CA spoke to Dr Chris Ferguson and Sarah Semple to learn more. the-past.com/feature/ad-gef…

NEW Everyone makes mistakes, and people in the past were no different. But are ordinary, small mistakes ignored all too often by archaeologists? Max Price and Yitzchak Jaffe explore this in our latest #AntiquityDebate 🆓 buff.ly/47J6ry5

Great Durham Archaeology student team for our 2023 season! Some reflections from Phia The Gefrin Trust

Brian Hope-Taylor (1923-2001) and Northumbria: a centenary re-assessment of excavations and interpretations at Yeavering and Doon Hill, Dunbar - Society of Antiquaries of London sal.org.uk/event/brian-ho…

This is trench supervisor Cait of Durham University who held the beautiful medieval golden primrose in the palm of her hand in my post yesterday - and student Mark who discovered this beautiful object as he dug through the kitchen rubbish from the Bishop’s Palace @theaucklandproject

In partnership with Oxford School of Archaeology, Durham Archaeology and School of Archaeology & Ancient History, we are delighted to announce a new 3-year grant of 2.2 million from Arcadia Fund to support the continuation of the EAMENA project. Read all about our future plans and impact here:👇🏻👇🏻 twtr.to/-HnFj

Day 12 - the race is on in the final days to finish excavation! As the site gets deeper by the minute, we see a staple of #archaeology fashion being worn by the Durham Archaeology students - hard hats.

We’re delighted to share some amazing work at Brompton by current Durham Archaeology PhD student Roger Lang. Explore Roger’s Brompton collection online (sketchfab.com/rwlang/collect…) or click here to read more about his project in general (nebulousflynn.substack.com/p/herding-hogb…). Sarah Semple

Fantastic online Brompton sculpture collection by Roger Lang in collaboration with The Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture (CASSS)

Super exciting!! @Helen_Gittos

Lovely day for a bit of geophysics - out finishing off our survey work for Tudhoe and Spennymoor Historical Soc at Tudhoe village, Co Durham with AT Skinner Durham Archaeology