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The Warhorse Project is holding a book launch seminar in Laver LT3, 12:30 on Thursday 27th. You can also join online: teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/…

It's arrived hot off the press! Congratulations to all the Medieval Warhorse team. See you at the launch event on Thursday.

Last week saw celebrations as the Medieval Warhorse book was launched! This major project involved manuscript and imagery research, zooarchaeology (including isotopes, GMM & DNA), studies of horse armour and equipment, and landscape studies. Congratulations to the authors!

New paper alert! Understanding changing kinship relations in Neolithic Ireland, through a close examination of the archaeological evidence from megalithic tombs, integrated with evidence from biomolecular and genetic studies. Led by UCD, written by a team including Sue Greaney.

Excited to announce that the Society for Medieval Archaeology student conference 2025 will be hosted at the University of Exeter, 31 July - 2 August! We invite interdisciplinary papers from across the medieval period. Submit your abstract by 28 April: forms.gle/2KpE7P9sJicT8a…

We are excited to announce that the Society for Medieval Archaeology student conference 2025 will be hosted at the University of Exeter, from 31st July - 2nd August! We invite interdisciplinary papers from across the medieval period (by 28 Apr): forms.gle/2KpE7P9sJicT8a…

All welcome at dr Semih Celik's talk on 15 April 10:30 😊 'Exploring and Digitising the First Ottoman Natural History Museum and its Eco-Heritage' Join us on in the Digital Humanities Seminar Room 1 (Streatham campus) or online! More info and tickets👉 eventbrite.co.uk/e/sci-project-…

We have a Medieval Warhorse feature article in the latest edition of Current Archaeology magazine, and have the front cover! Current Archaeology archaeology.co.uk/issues/current…

Paper deadline for this has been extended until 12th May:

We're back at Columbjohn! Returning to find more of the Elizabethan manor house. Trenches being opened up today, students on site from tomorrow. What will we discover this year? Watch this space. Killerton National Trust Archaeology

First day on site for students at our Columbjohn, Killerton fieldschool. Cleaning up the machine dug trenches. These are my two teams 🙂

First day on site at Columbjohn for Fieldschool! Trench 3 has already revealed some exciting finds including a Victorian coin and a 17th century pin. Follow this page for more updates and come visit Killerton and the site when you get a chance! National Trust Archaeology Killerton

It's officially half-term and today was filled with visitors and features! Our work in the trenches is starting to take shape. In Trench 3 we're excavating a robber trench where one of the manor walls was removed. Killerton National Trust Archaeology

In trench 8 we have found a few sherds of probably Iron Age pottery, in our linear feature. Along with lots of flint this suggests it is prehistoric in date! National Trust Archaeology Killerton

In trench 6, our students have been finding and revealing wall foundations and boundaries in the robber cuts! As the foundations of walls are becoming easier to spot, we are beginning to wonder how all these walls were connected when the manor house was still standing!

A lot of cobbled surfaces are being revealed at Columbjohn! Features in Trench 3 are also being revealed including a drain running through it and a slumped wall! National Trust Archaeology Killerton

Some finds fresh out of the ground today! In trench 6, we've been finding lots of animal bone and what some staff on site believe to be a key! We will need to x-ray to find out. Then in trench 3 we have found the remains of a wall, and also some beautiful pottery from France!