2010
24/11/2010
Cardiff graduate has been recognised for contribution to research into the conservation of our cultural heritage.
In 2009/10, Cardiff School of History, Archaeology and Religion secured £1,045,458 in research grants from research councils and other funding bodies.
Dr Shaun Tougher (Cardiff University) organised a panel on the use of eunuchs at the 2010 World History Association's Byzantine and Ottoman Civilisations in World History Conference in Istanbul in October 2010.
25/10/2010
The 'Welsh Voices of the Great War Online' project ran a series of seven successful roadshows around Wales to collect items and memorabilia from the First World War.
New AHRC postgraduate studentships available for 2011/12 entry
Cardiff University is currently a Block Grant Partnership holder for the AHRC and is therefore able to offer studentships in Archaeology, History, Celtic Studies, Classics & Ancient History and Conservation for 2011/12 entry. For further details please visit our Postgraduate Funding Opportunities page.
08/06/2010
Opening night - 10 June 2010. Installation of work created during the first six months of Paul Evans' ongoing Leverhulme Trust residency within the School.
19/05/2010
Multi-disciplinary project sets out to revolutionise preservation of heritage iron
08/06/2010
Opening night - 10 June 2010. Installation of work created during the first six months of Paul Evans' ongoing Leverhulme Trust residency within the School.
Preserving our heritage
19/05/2010
Multi-disciplinary project sets out to revolutionise preservation of heritage iron
Conservation and preservation
23/03/2010
ICON conference comes to Cardiff for the first time
11/03/2010
Cardiff archaeologist Professor Miranda Aldhouse-Green talks about Boudica on BBC Radio 4 'In Our Time'.
The programme is available on the BBC iPlayer for 1 week after the broadcast at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00r7lr9
11/02/2010
Artist in residence in the Archaeology Department, Paul Evans has produced a new Osteography blog posting the latest news about his project.
05/01/2010
Cardiff University has been awarded a prestigious grant from the Leverhulme Trust through which Senior Lecturer in Bioarchaeology Dr Jacqui Mulville and artist Paul Evans will share their practice and expertise to explore and develop new visualisations of animal osteology in a project entitled 'Osteography'.