Archaeodiscovery is for anyone with an interest in history and archaeology. It is a playful and interactive way to learn about the past and offers activities for all age groups.

Want to know how candles were first made? Hint: the Romans might have been involved.

Our Community Blogger for March is Rebecca Oldfield (@ro.research/@graduallypodcast). Here, Rebecca talks about life after graduation and taking comfort in simply being.

Learn all about our Signature Collection and their reinvention process!

Samhain is the ancient pagan festival of the dead from Ireland and Scotland. Explore how this Celtic festival morphed into what we know as Halloween today.

A dive into why archaeology is important to our modern society. Why is the past important? And why should we support and save archaeology as discipline and career? #Dig4Arch

Founder of Pure Cakes, Cat, tells us all about her love of archaeology, her baking adventures, and how archaeology spurred on the creation of her business.

Cryccen Ceramics: Pottery inspired by the past. In our next community blog, we meet Jo, potter and owner of Cryccen Ceramics as she talks about her love of archaeology, her own journey, and her love for all things made of clay!

A deep dive into all things Pobull Fhinn. Lets look at the archaeology, the landscape, and the mythology behind North Uist’s most famous stone circle!

ArcheoAstur: Ivy, Stones, and Legends. Archaeology of fortified landscapes.

In this month’s community blog post, we’re introduced to the heritage and archaeological landscape of Asturies by Eduardo Pérez-Fernández through his work on the ArcheoAstur project!

It begins with wax, candles, and a crisis.

In this blog post, I talk about my journey in archaeology and my mental health. Please be advised that this is a sensitive topic which talks openly about mental health issues.