5 November 2020
New scientific techniques applied to archived archaeological collection
22 October 2020
New volume explores under-appreciated period of Roman Empire
5 October 2020
Regional win at global undergraduate awards programme for Archaeology student
17 September 2020
Alumni tackle equivalent of three marathons in three days in memory of inspirational figure
15 September 2020
Feminist historian of late medieval England scoops prestigious 2020 award
4 September 2020
‘Time capsule’ archaeological site reveals remarkable insight into Dark Age Wales, Viking clashes and Alfred the Great’s warrior daughter
7 July 2020
Study reveals lifestyles and health of England’s townspeople
30 June 2020
Call for budding archaeologists to take part in garden excavations
22 June 2020
Cardiff historian publishes introduction to early modern demonology
28 April 2020
Celebrating the past, present, and future in centenary year with community archaeology, virtual conferences and Festival for alumni
3 April 2020
First printing in Czech of landmark book on Czechoslovakia a decade after seismic first publication
18 February 2020
Phoenix Heritage project to help create sustainable heritage for country rich in cultural and natural resources
17 February 2020
First book by Cardiff historian gives a new take on England in the wake of the bloody religious wars of 17th-century Europe
6 February 2020
New book from Cardiff historian explores community building in long 19th century
9 January 2020
University community recognised for achievements
24 December 2019
Study explores scale of human mobility through analysis of animal bones
10 December 2019
Exploration of local heritage through practical experiments
15 November 2019
Coastal erosion and climate change expose human remains on southeast coast of Wales
14 November 2019
Experimental archaeology helps solve the mystery of making cave painting at Being Human Festival
12 November 2019
History makers recall the Czechoslovak revolution and the end of the Communist regime at special event
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