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Social Media and Public Archaeology workshop
CAU photo wins Antiquity award!
CAU's Bronze Age log boats make the news
Research reveals new discoveries on cave use in the pre-Columbian Caribbean
Dr Sue Oosthuizen publishes new book on Anglo-Saxon England
PAST features CAU's work at Ham Hill and Milton Keynes (.pdf)
Clay tablet from Ziyaret Tepe makes the news (.pdf)
Open Day and Roman Street Party a great success despite the freeze!
Excavating the Present: A Tribute to Syrian Mothers
CAU's North West Cambridge Excavations in the news
Video highlights Lauren Cadwaller's research on diet
What Do Bones Say About Beliefs?
Tony Robinson comes to Cambridge
Professor Tony Legge, McDonald Senior Fellow
Tony Robinson talks about his passion for archaeology
OPEN DAY FOR PROSPECTIVE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
McDonald Visiting Scholar contributes to identification of skeleton of Richard III
Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowships 2013
Common People - Sue Oosthuizen features in British Archaeology
The End of Empire: life on the frontiers of imperial politics
Professor Barry Kemp publishes 'tour-de-force' on Amarna
New Amarna monograph by Dr Anna Stevens
German National Academy of Sciences elects McDonald Fellow as Member
Job opportunity: Field Archaeologist in Residence (.pdf)
Suffolk County Archaeologist post goes to former Cambridge PhD
Developing new approaches to African farming systems)
Africa's later Holocene archaeology in Global perspective
What it is to be British? Research points to the core of 'Britishness'
Must Farm project wins British Archaeology award
Personal Histories project features in Antiquity
Museum honours Dorothy Garrod's achievements in permanent exhibition
Just published! Archaeology and Language in the Andes eds. Heggarty and Beresford-Jones
ACA team feature in new BBC2 series
POST Fellowship for Tessa de Roo
Bronze Age version of Facebook?
Archaeologists discover lost language
A conversation with Mick Aston
Islands of War; Call for Papers
Egg-cetera: ostrich eggs as water carriers
Occupied Behind Barbed Wire exhibition opens in Jersey
Cultural Heritage and Prisoners of War: Creativity Behind Barbed Wire eds. G. Carr & H. Mytum
Mystery of gold cross discovery at seventh century bed-burial
Three-year post-doctoral Anniversary Research Fellowship (.pdf)
Bob Smith Prize awarded to Brian Stewart
Britt Baillie-Warren features in TV documentary 'Viking Apocalypse'
Jenny French awarded 3-year JRF
CAU's Bronze Age boats in Current Archaeology
New book 'The Bella' by Ex-Cambridge postdoc Benjamin Morris
McDonald Field Archaeologist 2011/2012 appointed
McDonald articles top the charts
Candidates sought for Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowships 2012
Applications are invited for grants from the DM McDonald Grants and Awards Fund
Prehistoric cave art made by children
Fieldwork by Cambridge Archaeological Unit to feature on BBC2
Lost amphitheatre discovered by Cambridge archaeologists
Junior researcher wins lecture prize
Society for Medieval Archaeology Colloquium: Call for papers
Ex-Cambridge archaeology student has a paper in Bioscience Horizons
Professor Nicholas David delivers the third R.R. Inskeep Memorial Lecture in African Archaeology
THREE-YEAR POST-DOCTORAL ANNIVERSARY RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP
LEVERHULME TRUST EARLY CAREER FELLOWSHIPS
Celebrating 20 years of the McDonald Institute
Protest, defiance and resistance in the Channel Islands, 1940-1945
ACA find evidence of Roman village at Newnham college
McDonald Institute celebrates 20th anniversary with new Fellowships
Celebrating 20 years of the McDonald Institute
Are Thoroughbred horses as pure as everyone thinks?
Professor Tjeerd Van Andel (1923-2010)
Cambridge archaeology team in new TV series, starting tomorrow on BBC 4!
FOGLIP (Food Globalisation in Prehistory)
ACA team in forthcoming BBC TV series
Forthcoming meeting on the archaeology of crises and 'dark ages'
University lecturer in Palaeolithic archaeology
Sad news, Death of Dr John Alexander.
Cultural heritage project features in Research Horizons
Archaeology and Football meet in Pantelleria
PhD STUDENTSHIP IN ZOOARCHAEOLOGY
Gilly Carr's “Occupied Behind Barbed Wire” exhibition opens in Guernsey
Administrative Assistant (Part-time) variable hours
Malta book launches at the Ministery for Gozo
Paul Mellars knighted in New Years Honours
Archaeogenetics lab project exposes the humble origins of some well known wines.
Research at Ziyaret Tepe features in Current World Archaeology .pdf
McDonald book on Malta launches at the British School at Rome
Two ‘Outstanding Academic Titles’ from Cambridge Archaeologists
Garlands for Chris Evans and Kohla book in Nepal
Henry Wright (Michigan) to deliver Twenty-first McDonald Annual Lecture
Half-time Research Associate in Maritime Zooarchaeology
Research Laboratory Technician
Ecological Lessons from the Nazca Collapse
New McDonald publication on prehistoric Malta
Carenza Lewis shortlisted for Marsh Archaeology Award 2009
Honorary doctorate for Colin Renfrew
Post-doctoral fellowship opportunity
Medieval finds at university dig
Pilkington Prize awarded to Dr Charles French
Two PhD studentships in Libyan Prehistory
Graeme Barker awarded European Research Council Advanced Investigator Grant
Millet: The first Chinese takeaway?
Forging Identities: Mobility in Bronze Age Europe
Two Medieval Archaeology MPhil Bursaries
Royal Academy generously loans Gormley sculpture to the McDonald
From village to town to city in Iran
Nicholas Postgate awarded Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship
‘Occupation Archaeology’ – a new field
Colin Renfrew is awarded the 2009 SAFE Beacon Award as champion of cultural heritage
Martin Jones to give Malcolm Weiner Lecture
Professor Ruth Whitehouse gives 20th McDonald Annual Lecture
Martin Jones and Preston Miracle on the BBC!
Archaeology Field Club hosts Professor Chris Gosden
Iain Morley awarded prestigious Hunt Fellowship
Royal Society Publishes Archaeology Meets Neuroscience
“The Nostratic Dictionary” by Aharon Dolgoposky
Rhiannon Stevens awarded Royal Society Fellowship
Archaeology and Linguistics in the Andes
Richard Leakey Charms McDonald Audience
Gates Distinguished Lecture: Why do Humans Share Food?
Major New Study of Identity and Conflict
New Research Collaborations with China
New Study of Anglo–Saxon Identity
Honorary Degree for Cambridge Medieval Archaeologist
The 19th McDonald Lecture: The Homo sapiens Explosion
New Research on Ancient Chinese Metallurgy
A Bright Future for UK-Based Italian Archaeology
Seafaring Conference in Science
Personal-Histories Retrospect Monday 22nd October.
IARC Completes Ten Year Mission
Brak Featured in Science and Antiquity
Changing our minds 26th September 2007
The Global Origins and Development of Seafaring workshop, 19-21 September 2007
The Sapient Mind Conference, 14-16 September 2007
The Fourth GeneTime Workshop on the Domestication of Plants and Animals 4-5 September 2007
The UK Archaeological Science conference, 31 August-September 3, 2007