DigVentures TV – broadcasting straight from the trenches
We're returning to work at Pontefract Castle - one of the biggest, most notorious medieval castles in England. What will we find?
Take a look at the remains of a medieval palace with Johanna, Michelle and Jamie, and see what got left behind
Take a Virtual Site Tour with Indie ans see how one region has changed over the course of 1000 years.
Animals have been essential to people for thousands of years - and their bones can tell us so much about the past!
What do archaeologists do with pottery? And how do you identify it? In this workshop, Community Archaeologist Johanna introduces the basics.
It's over 1km long and over 3,000 years old, it's one of the most impressive prehistoric constructions in Britain.
This week's quiz is hosted by Ben, and features an extra special magic trick
Archaeologist Indie leads a tour of our dig at Wittenham Clumps in Oxfordshire
This week's topics from Manda and Snorri include Vikings, Vikings and more Vikings!
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Can you crack the archaeological anagrams in this week's quiz?!
This week's quiz is hosted by DigVentures' co-founder, and all-round archaeological superhero, Lisa (with help from Site Dog Monty).
This week's rounds include who, what, where, when, plus a brand new mystery object, and loads more Archaeology Trivia.
Join us for first ever Archaeology Virtual Pub Quiz! This week's rounds include animals, castles, around the world, our first mystery object, and loads more Archaeology Trivia.
The team have found all sorts of interesting things inside the roundhouses - here are the highlights.
Iron Age people obviously had an eye for geometric patterns, as Mim's discovery proves.
It's Lawrence's first day ever on an excavation, and he's just found an entire pot! Beginner's luck, right?
The team have been excavating inside the western roundhouse, and Euan's perseverance finally pays off...
The team is busy digging a Bronze Age village in Cornwall, but is it actually Bronze Age? Time to investigate...