Public Engagement at Alconbury Weald The Alconbury Weald team have recently been involved in several activities designed to share discoveries from the area with local people.
Digging into Archaeological Science Oxford Archaeology have recently attended two STEM events, sharing exciting findings from our sites and showcasing the science that made them possible.
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Introductory Talk - September 2021 Watch a recording of our introductory talk at Weeley Parish Hall earlier this month.
Upcoming Tours and Talk 2022 Next year, we will be holding an open day and giving a final presentation at the village hall.
Week 20 Update In January, we gave tours to local residents to show them what we've been up to for the last five months.
Final Talk - February 2022 During February half term, OA gave a final presentation about the findings from Barracks Field at Weeley Parish Hall.
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Update 6: There is No Such Thing as a Self-Bailing Oven! This week sees Will tell us all about what he’s been up to on site.
Public Engagement at Alconbury Weald The Alconbury Weald team have recently been involved in several activities designed to share discoveries from the area with local people.
Digging into Archaeological Science Oxford Archaeology have recently attended two STEM events, sharing exciting findings from our sites and showcasing the science that made them possible.
Vote for Weeley to win Rescue Project of the Year! Weeley has been nominated for this prestigious award and we need your vote!
Introductory Talk - September 2021 Watch a recording of our introductory talk at Weeley Parish Hall earlier this month.
Upcoming Tours and Talk 2022 Next year, we will be holding an open day and giving a final presentation at the village hall.
Week 20 Update In January, we gave tours to local residents to show them what we've been up to for the last five months.
Final Talk - February 2022 During February half term, OA gave a final presentation about the findings from Barracks Field at Weeley Parish Hall.
Partner with us Are you looking for specialist engagement professionals to collaborate with you on your project? Find out how we can help you.
Update 6: There is No Such Thing as a Self-Bailing Oven! This week sees Will tell us all about what he’s been up to on site.
Breadcrumb Home Blog Listing Oxford Archaeology Blog Read our latest blog posts, have a focused look at a particular collection or browse the archive. Subscribe to the OA Blog Our latest posts Uffington White Horse The Uffington White Horse and its companions Uffington White Horse A chalk landscape Uffington White Horse The White Horse landscape: Ancient burials and monuments Abbot's Vale Update 13: Roundup After an impressive 24 weeks and some 8.4ha of archaeology uncovered, our time on site is finally coming to a close. But really, the work has only just begun! Blog collections Abbot's Vale, Suffolk Follow our discoveries as they emerge from the fields of Abbot's Vale. Uffington White Horse Surrounded by the traces of people that came before and after the chalk figure, the White Horse owes its survival to the local communities who have regularly been maintaining it over perhaps a hundred generations. It's not all about digging... There's a lot more to archaeology than digging...This blog showcases the work OA specialists do to ensure our heritage is understood and preserved for future generations. Oxford Archaeology at 50 Browse through our highlights celebrating 50 years of Oxford Archaeology. Browse all collections Oxford Archaeology blog LocationCambridgeLondonNorth WestNorthern IrelandScotlandWest MidlandsYorkshire and HumberEastLancasterEast MidlandsNorth EastOverseasOxfordSouth EastWalesSouth West Collection#OAat50 HighlightsAbbot's ValeAlconburyAstonCommunityHinxtonIt's not all about digging...Little AsbySibfordUffington White HorseWeeleyWintringham PeriodBronze AgeEarly MedievalIron AgeMedievalMesolithicModernNeolithicPost-medievalRoman DepartmentExecutive TeamSenior Management TeamBoard of TrusteesAdministration TeamArchives TeamBuilt Heritage TeamBusiness Development TeamCommunications TeamCommunity Engagement and Social Value TeamEnvironmental TeamField TeamFinds TeamGeoarchaeology TeamGeomatics TeamGraphics TeamHealth, Safety and Environment TeamHeritage Burials TeamHeritage Management Services TeamHuman Resources TeamIT TeamPost-Excavation & Research Team Hinxton Barrow-ed Time At the end of 2022, we were finishing the barrow. Wintringham Community Wintringham site featured on Digging for Britain Wintringham features on BBC's Digging for Britain. Weeley Weeley published in Current Archaeology OA has published an article about the excavation at Weeley in Current Archaeology magazine. #OAat50 Highlights 50 highlights for OA's 50th birthday In 2023 Oxford Archaeology is celebrating fifty years at the forefront of archaeological practice in the UK. Load more
Abbot's Vale Update 13: Roundup After an impressive 24 weeks and some 8.4ha of archaeology uncovered, our time on site is finally coming to a close. But really, the work has only just begun!
Uffington White Horse Surrounded by the traces of people that came before and after the chalk figure, the White Horse owes its survival to the local communities who have regularly been maintaining it over perhaps a hundred generations.
It's not all about digging... There's a lot more to archaeology than digging...This blog showcases the work OA specialists do to ensure our heritage is understood and preserved for future generations.
Wintringham Community Wintringham site featured on Digging for Britain Wintringham features on BBC's Digging for Britain.
Weeley Weeley published in Current Archaeology OA has published an article about the excavation at Weeley in Current Archaeology magazine.
#OAat50 Highlights 50 highlights for OA's 50th birthday In 2023 Oxford Archaeology is celebrating fifty years at the forefront of archaeological practice in the UK.