University of Nottingham Archaeology

03/11/2022

13/05/2022

Some excellent work by Caistor Roman Project.

28/04/2022

28/04/2022

Come and join us! We need a technician for our labs. Do spread the word.

We have an exciting opportunity in the Department of Classics & Archaeology to bring specialist technical and Health and Safety expertise to our School, as well as providing a high-level service managing our six laboratories and store. 

08/09/2021

If you're interested in a studying Archaeology, Classics, Ancient History or Classical Civilisation as an undergraduate for 2022 or beyond, don't miss your chance to visit us on our beautiful University Park Campus and find out what the University of Nottingham has to offer.

Our Autumn Open days are running on September 10th, 11th and October 9th. Find out more and book your places here:

https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/

28/08/2021

Our excellent students who formed part of the team for excavations by Caistor Roman Project at an amazing temple site.

21/08/2021

18/08/2021

Follow updates from the Caistor Roman Project excavations at

Caistor Roman Project

09/08/2021

It’s nearly A-level results day! We will have spaces on our Classics and Archaeology courses in Clearing, so if you’re thinking of applying to the University of Nottingham, have a look at what we have to offer: Clearing and Adjustment | University of Nottingham

You can also pre-register your interest in clearing on the same link.

We’re a friendly department with a good staff-student ratio - you’ll be known as a person, not lost in a crowd. We teach archaeology from early prehistory to the modern era, and classical languages, literature, history and ancient art.

Specialisms Include ancient Greece, ancient Rome, Near Eastern archaeology, Sparta, medieval archaeology, animals in human culture, ancient epic and lots more more!

Find out more about us on our instagram account , and on our Twitter accounts: and

16/07/2021

Our UoN Archaeology students have had a fantastic week learning geophysical survey with Trent and Peak Archaeology and Magnitude Surveys.