Tickets are now on sale for the Women & Gardens conference taking place @EH_WrestPark on 28th March! eventbrite.co.uk/e/women-garden…

#RomanFortThursday In Noble Street, London, the ghostly remains of the city's Roman fort can still be made out. The fort was built c. AD110, prior to the city wall, as evidenced by the lack of tying-in of stonework (top photos 👇). The fort held a garrison of 1000 men #Londinium

Great to see the Juno interactive back working at Chesters today, visitors were loving it. Well done Andrew J Roberts for persevering with the technology!

Pastures new! After a brilliant last day National Gallery on Thursday, today was my first day English Heritage. Loved starting to get to know Marble Hill and meeting some of my new colleagues.

Lavish ancient Roman winery found at ruins of Villa of the Quintilii near Rome theguardian.com/world/2023/apr…

Richborough in Kent reopens today with a brand new exhibition. I'm really proud to have worked on such a spectacular project.

Summer is coming up, and I‘ve just heard about the amazing East London Classics Summer School! Their mission is to make Classics more accessible to students from all backgrounds and demographics. They look perfect for anyone aiming at a GCSE in Latin… Find out more: eastlondonclassicssummerschool.com

A reconstruction of a Roman gateway at #Richborough #RomanFort in Kent is The Art Newspaper's podcast work of the week. Andrew J Roberts, a properties historian with English Heritage, explains what the gateway tells us about the Romans’ arrival in Britain. ow.ly/VBzn50NQib0

A sundial made from a chalk slab found at Richborough and dating AD43-150. Unfortunately it wouldn't have worked. If one of my mistakes lasts many centuries and ends up in a museum I'll take that. #romanbritain #sundial

Richborough was one of the key locations in the early stages of the Roman invasion of Britain. Now, following a transformation of the on-site museum, what new stories are there to tell? Current Archaeology visited to find out more. the-past.com/feature/gatewa…

-Lugar: Viroconium. Actual Wroxeter (Inglaterra🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿) -Época: siglo II d.C. -Autoría: jrcasals para English Heritage -Info: x.com/jr_casals/stat…

🏛️GCSE LATIN SUMMER SCHOOL🏛️ Generously supported by The Classical Association & mary beard ‼️ BURSARIES AVAILABLE ‼️ Please email for more details 🗓️31st July-4th Aug 🏫Hackney 🎓Y10 (min. age 15) 💷£250 (lunch included) 🖇️Brochure below 📧 [email protected] The Classics Library

Get your orders in for my wife's amazing book in paperback!

We are shocked and utterly dismayed at the loss of the Sycamore Gap tree. It was a source of inspiration, delight and solace for hundreds of years and we stand with our Hadrian’s Wall partners and neighbours N'land National Park and National Trust

Would anyone be interested in writing a book chapter on disability and warfare in ancient history video games for a companion I’m editing? Happy to chat about it if you have questions. #archaeogaming

Anyone interested in different ways of using technology to interpret Roman archaeology (VR versus Internet of Things) might be interested in this free to access article. I assisted the excellent Daniela Petrelli with the writing. doi.org/10.1145/3625367

Exciting collaborative PhD opportunity at the UoY Philosophy & English Heritage on the ground-breaking philosopher Duchess, Margaret Cavendish, and Englands History:Bolsover funded by WRoCAH. Deadline for expressions of interest: 6th March. wrocah.ac.uk/wp-content/upl…