This exhibition will highlight some of the finds from the county and examine the important contribution they have made to our wider understanding of Nottinghamshire.
A new Museum Exhibition Programme, Current Archaeology in the East Midlands, displays and examines work undertaken throughout the East Midlands by archaeologists, community groups and museums.
Ancient methods of making baskets involve making a hoop and ribs from stout twigs and weaving them to form a shell or shield-shaped basket.
If you are aged 8 to 16 years and enjoy History and Archaeology, join our Young Archaeologists Club.
An account of the search for, and discovery of, Britain’s first Ice Age cave art at Creswell Crags (Nottinghamshire /Derbyshire) in 2003.
Design your own coat of arms like a medieval knight.
In 2017 a metal detectorist searching a ploughed field near Scremby, Lincolnshire, discovered fragments of grave goods and pieces of human bone.
This day-long training workshop will feature talks, practical exercises and discussions, and will look at how to run a community archaeology project from start to finish.
Led by Melissa Montague, this workshop is a great introduction to working with copper.
Now in its 6th year this hugely successful regional festival and celebration will be displaying the wide and varied work taking place throughout Nottinghamshire.
The 6th Nottinghamshire History and Archaeology Festival begins with short talks on local history and archaeology projects.
Curator Dr Gareth Brereton will talk about the recent BP exhibition I am Ashurbanipal: king of the world, king of Assyria.