News
News
The latest news stories from the School of History, Classics and Archaeology.
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Frederick Douglass Learning and Teaching Centre at the Newcastle Helix development opening
published on: 14 November 2019
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Traces of Bronze Age-era cereals discovered in Swiss mountains
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HCA staff contribute to Gertrude Bell and Iraq A Life and Legacy
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Newcastle University Visiting Fellow announced as a New Generation Thinker 2017
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Research & work experience with the National Trust
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Dr Joan Allen appointed as Research Director of the Centre of Nineteenth Century Studies
published on: 12 December 2016
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Research Excellence Academy Studentship in Prehistoric fuel use in the archaeological record: developing the potential of ash through integrating microfossil analysis and geochemistry
published on: 6 September 2016
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German History Society Annual Conference 8-10 September 2016
published on: 15 August 2016
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From the Border to the Wall: Landscape Survey in North Cumbria 2016
published on: 9 August 2016
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Fieldwork at Lufton Roman Villa in Somerset makes the news
published on: 4 August 2016
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Fieldwork in Naxos, Greece: Apalirou Environs Survey 2016
published on: 29 July 2016
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Britain's Pompeii: A Village Lost in Time
published on: 29 July 2016
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Brave Community: A communal and personal tribute to our friend and colleague, John Gurney (1960-2014)
published on: 11 July 2016
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Fieldwork in Sicily - Case Bastione 2016
Newcastle archaeologists have just returned from a successful field trip to Sicily.
published on: 4 July 2016
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An introduction to Ancient Greece - a community curriculum project
published on: 8 June 2016
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Remembering the Jarrow Crusade
published on: 9 May 2016
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The Reformation Colloquium organised by Adam Morton and Luc Racaut. (Newcastle 14-16 September )
published on: 22 April 2016
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Who were the Marchers? Dr Matt Perry and the 80th anniversary of the Jarrow Crusade
published on: 22 April 2016
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7th Developing International Geoarchaeology (DIG) conference
The 7th biennial DIG conference will be hosted at Newcastle University, 4th-7th September 2017
published on: 23 March 2016
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This concert features new reconstructions of some of the world's oldest surviving instruments
published on: 22 March 2016
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Gertrude Bell and the “Woman Question”
Professor Helen Berry’s lecture renews interest in Gertrude Bell Archive
published on: 7 December 2015
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Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Research Student Symposium 2015
published on: 4 December 2015
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Celebrating Research Scholarships and Expeditions 2015
Students from across the university presented 120 posters, with strong representation from the School of History, Classics and Archaeology.
published on: 20 November 2015
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Online course exposes dark secrets of Hadrian's Wall
published on: 29 October 2015
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Feasts and food choices: the culinary habits of the Stonehenge builders
published on: 26 October 2015
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Death of a colleague: Professor John Moles
published on: 7 October 2015
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Puncturing the Powerful, James England explores Greek anti-austerity protests in light of past events
published on: 28 September 2015
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Just how exceptional is Jeremy Corbyn's victory?
Dr Martin Farr compares the scale of Jeremy Corbyn's victory with those of earlier Labour Party leaders for The Conversation.
published on: 15 September 2015
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Jazzy Vacation Scholarship
published on: 20 August 2015