The Archaeology of Wales Research Group
Archaeology of Wales is one of our major research strengths, revealing more about the nation’s fascinating past across a broad range of periods.
Archaeology of Wales is one of our major research strengths, revealing more about the nation's fascinating past across a broad range of periods.
We conduct fieldwork and material studies at sites across Wales dating from the Iron Age to the early modern period including Caerleon, Cosmeston and Llangorse.
Projects include:
- Excavation, survey and community archaeology at Cosmeston, Llancaiach Fawr and St Donat's.
- Iron Age & Roman Coins from Wales
- Llangorse: A Welsh Crannog
- Settlement and economy in SE. Wales in the medieval and early modern periods
- Venta Silurum, the Roman city at Caerwent
- Zooarchaeology of Wales: Llangorse and Llanmaes
Academic staff

Professor Jacqui Mulville
Professor in Bioarchaeology, Director of Research and Impact
- mulvilleja@cardiff.ac.uk
- +44 (0)29 2087 4247

Professor Alasdair Whittle
Distinguished Research Professor in Archaeology
- whittle@cardiff.ac.uk
- +44 (0)29 2087 5633