Reminder: The Eventbrite (free attendance) for the North-East Research Showcase, Newcastle Society of Antiquaries is now open! Presentations (15-20 mins) on Archaeology, Heritage and History. Tyneside Cinema, 24th November, 18:00-20:00 eventbrite.co.uk/e/north-east-r…..

#FindsFriday meets the Roman Finds Group autumn conference! We've just been enjoying Jeffrey Davies & Dr Toby Driver presenting on Abermagwr Villa, including this rare piece of cut glass. Some #RomanBritain luxury! 📸: RCAHMW & Amgueddfa Ceredigion Museum

Very interesting to see what Roman material has turned up in Ireland, this material comes from north of Dublin Roman Finds Group

Margaret is giving a fantastic intro to the Cork & The Roman World exhibition at Cork Public Museum, put together by the MA Museum Studies students at Uni College Cork. Must visit! Roman Finds Group

Distribution of Roman finds in Cork, with a cluster around Cork Harbour. Might be few, but definitely Roman! Some of the finds are on display at the Cork & The Roman World exhibition Roman Finds Group

BAR Publishing Roman Finds Group Amgueddfa Ceredigion Museum Thank you 😊. What a fabulous online conference stacked full of important papers

Lovely slides from AJ on her PhD on craft objects and cross-craft interaction on the Antonine Wall Archaeology at NCL Roman Finds Group

Tis the season: my 2023 Classics Christmas Gift Guide is out! Download the pdf from my website for clickable links: but I'll post the pages below for easy browsing! #SaturnaliaShop classicalstudies.support/2023/11/23/the…

The deadline for the Call for Papers for #EAA2024 is fast approaching (8 Feb). There are several fantastic #romanpottery sessions lined up including this one 👇 organised by SGRP members. Visit our website for more details: tinyurl.com/3vmw5evz

Call for Papers: 'Cursed Objects in Museum Shops', 3d July. Deadline for abstracts: 8th April. In partnership with Cursed Objects we are running a symposium on the kitsch, questionable and complex things you find in museum shops. For more details: www7.bbk.ac.uk/museum-culture…

And now Frances McIntosh is telling us about all the new research and projects going on at Corbridge!

The pupils from Goldenhill Primary School & GUARD Archaeology joined forces to give the Antonine Wall Base some TLC. Head over to our LinkedIn article & find out how they ensured the site will still be here for future generations! 👇 #WorldHeritageDay ow.ly/K64X50Rj8Eb

New Metro expansion look cool. About time they extended it to Fanum Cocidii, going to pay homage to my tribal gods has been a logistical nightmare.

How do you research History when you're no longer at University? With the help of you folks, I compiled this list. Happy researching. (Plus! Bonus picture of my sister's cat looking utterly happy to be exactly where he is in the preview picture.) katherineweikert.co.uk/post/researchi…

Archives are an integral part of the archaeological process, but how do we balance keeping valuable archaeological data with the need for sustainability? Join our live panel discussion next week where we'll address the question: are archives in crisis? digventures.com/product/archae…

Call for Papers for the next online conference ‘Recent Research on Roman Finds from the North-West Provinces’. A free online event on Friday 8th November. To contribute, or know more Katie Mountain [email protected] and Stephen Wadeson [email protected].

Archaeology at NCL group photo at #Limescongress2024 in Batumi, Georgia. Look at all the happy faces (& maybe partially melted archaeologists)! Thanks to Simon Sulk for photography

Woman of the Day Susan Auld born OTD in 1915 in Tynemouth, the first Englishwoman to graduate as a naval architect and co-designer of the light landing craft that were key to getting Allied soldiers onto the beaches on D-Day. It wasn’t all Susan designed to support the war