25 March 2019
New book explores how cannibalism has long shaped the human relationship with food, hunger and moral outrage
22 March 2019
Community with an inspiring heritage receives National Lottery funding
14 March 2019
Archaeological analysis key to unlocking the diverse pasts of the crew
13 March 2019
Landmark study reveals the monumental distances travelled for national mass gatherings
5 March 2019
Cardiff archaeologist and historian selected for prestigious scheme
18 February 2019
Experts from Cardiff deliver specialist training
Championing forgotten women in Women’s History Month
13 February 2019
Cardiff Conservator elected as Secretary General to international body
5 February 2019
Archaeology lecturer explores latest trends in archaeological theory in new book
22 January 2019
What do changes to the law on organ donation mean for Muslims?
8 January 2019
Centre for Study of Islam in the UK addresses key contemporary questions at special conference
14 December 2018
Outstanding MSc Conservation Practice student awarded 2018 Zena Walker Scholarship
10 December 2018
New archaeological research challenges perceptions of Iron Age mortuary ritual
7 December 2018
Wellcome Trust grant enables focus on Populations, Energies and Healthy Futures
5 December 2018
Historian and eye witness to fall of Berlin Wall contributes to a new television series looking at some of the world’s most iconic walls.
20 November 2018
Conservation alumnae join the debate
Archaeologist undertaking PhD tells story of links between the British Isles and Europe in new exhibition at world famous heritage site
14 November 2018
Historian undertaking research for new book project
13 November 2018
Cardiff historian to make accessible the letters of four key sixteenth-century figures in Rome
17 October 2018
Celebrating 200 years of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein at Cardiff FrankenFest
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