Join us for the biggest celebration of archaeology yet – we want you to be involved!
In 2009 over 650 events were held by archaeological and heritage organisations and societies across the UK as part of the newly expanded Festival and it proved to be a great success.
A hoard of Roman coins discovered at Alton Barnes in 2005 is going on permanent display at Wiltshire Heritage Museum on Saturday 25 July to mark the Festival of British Archaeology 2009.
On Saturday 18th July, the church of St Mary the Virgin, Lakenheath, Suffolk, became alive with activity as the first of its Wall Painting Open Days took place.
The CBA, together with Oval Books is offering visitors to the Festival of British Archaeology website the chance to win a copy of the Bluffer’s Guide to archaeology.
Fill in the Festival of British Archaeology web survey and have the chance to win a copy of the Bluffers Guide to Archaeology
Oval Books has kindly supplied the CBA with 5 copies of the book to giveaway as part of our Festival of British Archaeology celebrations.
For a chance to get your hands on one of these books, which will give all the information you’ll ever need to get by in the world of archaeology, please let us know your thoughts about the Festival of Britis
On the first day of this year’s Festival of British Archaeology, BBC Radio 4 will be airing a special programme exploring Europe’s lost world – Doggerland – a land lost beneath the waves of the North Sea, which is the focus of a fascinating book recently published by the CBA.
Mike Pitts, editor of the CBA’s British Archaeology magazine, will be occupying the Fourth Plinth in London’s Trafalgar Square on 29 July, during the Festival of British Archaeology.
Join us for the biggest celebration of archaeology yet – we want you to be involved!
Oval Books has kindly supplied the CBA with 5 copies of the book to giveaway as part of our Festival of British Archaeology celebrations.
