A PACKED programme of art workshops and heritage talks for 2025 has been launched to mark Rugby Art Gallery and Museum’s 25th anniversary. The Little Elborow Street venue hosts a range of art ...

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We are delighted to announce our participation in the UBEL Doctoral Training Partnership. We are seeking applications from students in the fields of archaeology and heritage interested in applying ...

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Archaeologists and students recently discovered a treasure trove consisting of 160 ancient coins during an excavation in Israel. The discovery, which was announced by the University of Haifa on ...

Professor Andrey Borodovsky, an archaeologist working in the Altai Mountains in eastern Russia, says that it may have measured eight meters high, and had a width of ten meters. This was a giant ...