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2013

April

 Crannog in Llangorse Lake
Island of Glass community opera springs from mystical past

09/04/2013

The community of Merthyr Tydfil is premiering a new opera Ynys Gwydr: The Island of Glass, telling a little-known story from its early medieval history this weekend.

 

 

Mind in the Cave
Mind in the Cave

08/04/2013

Cardiff archaeologists help public recreate earliest art at Festival of Neuroscience

Cardiff University archaeologists are leading a creative drop-in activity at a national festival that will engage families and children in the earliest art known to mankind.    

 

 

Huw Edwards
Digital resource for Welsh schools shaped by Cardiff historian

A Cardiff historian has helped to shape a new Story of Wales-inspired educational resource for young people in Wales and beyond just launched online.

 

 

Community Designed Mural
Community designed mural marks entrance to Iron Age hillfort

Young people from North Ely Youth Centre have created a striking new mural to signpost a new heritage trail that will soon be developed around the Caerau Iron Age hillfort.

 

 

National Museum of Wales
Archaeological Science ‘Question Time'

27/03/2013

Have you ever wondered how Archaeologists use Science to investigate the past?
 
To quiz the experts come to Archaeological Science ‘Question Time’
Reardon Smith Lecture Theatre, Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales.

Thursday evening April 11th 2013,  at 7pm [FREE]
 

Geophysical survey Caerwent
Students investigate one of best preserved Roman sites in Britain

A team of twelve Cardiff archaeology students are now undertaking a geophysical survey at the Roman town of Caerwent in South East Wales [project: 6th-13th April 2013].

 

March

Coins after cleaning
The Romans are Here!

14/03/2013

The people of Laugharne, Carmarthenshire, discovered what the Romans did for them on a recent visit to Cardiff University's conservation department.

Wow Awards 2013
Wow winner goes futuristic

06/03/2013

An Archaeology finalist is one of 25 lucky young people to take part in the 2013 Women of the World (WOW) Festival in London on Saturday 9th March in a partnership between Cardiff University and the Southbank Centre.

 

February

 

CAER Exhibition Forging Communities Past and Present
Forging Communities Past and Present

07/02/2013

Heritage projects invest in community and help raise aspirations

Two new projects based around one of Cardiff’s most important, but little-known, archaeological sites, Caerau Iron Age hillfort, will engage local people and school children in their history and help challenge marginalisation.

CAER Exhibition at Senedd
Free half term Iron Age fun!

01/02/2013

Half-term activities at Cardiff Story inspired by hidden local history

Half Term Activities: Monday 11th Feb to Friday 15th Feb [11.30am-1pm]
Plus CAER Heritage Project Exhibition: 7 Feb – 6 March, Cardiff Story

January

NATURE came to the Experimental Archaeology Conference at Cardiff [11/12 January 2013] and made a podcast about the conference, its evolving subject and Cardiff's Guerrilla Archaeology .... have a listen!

http://www.nature.com/nature/podcast/

  

Caerleon excavations
Archaeological work at Caerleon nominated for national award

A research and training project that has revealed remarkable new evidence for the Roman legionary fortress of Isca at Caerleon has been nominated for a prestigious national award.

 

 

 Crannog in Llangorse Lake
Fragments: A Creative Response to Merthyr’s Early Medieval History

19/01/2013

Theatr Soar, Merthyr Tydfil - Saturday 16th February 2013  at 11.00 am