Interested in the archaeology and history of the North East? Catch up with our projects, lectures and publications on the Arch & Arch website: https://t.co/s9dSxwxF7m
Calling all students, academics, researchers, librarians, archivists and curators: come and take an IMEMS short course! 🖋️📜
- Fully online
- Flexible to your schedule
- £100 per course
- Optional live Q&As with your tutor
Explore and book here: https://t.co/o5qJBO3Tgq
Fox News Digital reports the decades-long mystery of the Archbishop of Canterbury hoard is finally solved — with the full story revealed in my new book.
From discovery in the River Wear to how it got there, a remarkable chapter in Durham’s history...
https://t.co/iuDj1H7DuY
Researchers from @DurBiol have developed a new nanoscale tool that could transform how scientists study some of the most important proteins in biology🧬
Learn more: https://t.co/vWFpejvHW2
@CPBM_heddlelab#DUresearch
Honoured to be at a parlimentary panel yesterday discussing Justice for Women and Girls. Holloway is a clear reminder justice reform must be trauma‑informed, rooted in lived experience. Delivery now matters. Met the lovely @sarakhyde too finally 😀 #JusticeReform
Professor Nancy Cartwright from our Philosophy Department has been awarded the BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in the Humanities👏
Learn more: https://t.co/weRrXXVAkI
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We’re using our cosmology skills to improve treatment for people with triple-negative breast cancer.
The initial “curiosity-driven” research behind this work was funded by @UKRI_News@STFC_Matters .
👉 https://t.co/UHhDdOj2mw
#DUresearch
Marking St Cuthbert’s Day with a find from the River Wear: a late‑medieval pilgrim’s ampulla recovered during a dive beneath Elvet Bridge, Durham City. Stamped with a crowned ‘W’ and bearing distinct bite marks—material evidence of devotion and medieval pilgrimage...
A medieval wall painting hidden for centuries is giving new clues to the grand past of #DurhamCastle.
The painting of a masonry pattern with a central flower and stem motif was revealed during renovation work.
👉Discover more: https://t.co/0Qq9qlfAZn
#DUresearch
Our archaeologists have helped uncover a major Roman industrial hub on the banks of the River Wear👀
The discovery will feature on @BBCTwo Digging for Britain tonight (and on iPlayer)📺.
Find out more 👉 https://t.co/glcKyT1rNb
@GaryBankhead@ArcDurham#DUresearch
Article in @TheNorthernEcho about a TV crew filming on the banks of the River Wear for an episode of Digging For Britain. The episode, broadcast next Wednesday, highlights a newly discovered Roman industrial site @GaryBankhead https://t.co/cbdvxQb3bh
Our Community Newsletter features a host of events in and around Durham alongside the latest University news and research highlights.🎭🔬 Read the January edition here: 👉 https://t.co/sveMLneF85
#DUinspire
🎉Congratulations to all of our English Studies students graduating from @durham_uni today!
🎓Special praise must be awarded to our graduating MA and PhD students - we wish you the best of luck in your future career endeavours!
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We want to hear from you! As part of our Vision 2033 we aim to improve accessibility and inclusion for worshippers, visitors, volunteers, and staff and we need your help.
Recently, we commissioned Embed Inclusion Ltd to undertake an access and inclusion audit.
Huge breakthrough on the River Wear: community‑led excavations at Offerton, Sunderland, led by underwater archaeologist @GaryBankhead, have revealed Britain’s first confirmed Roman whetstone‑quarrying site — 800+ whetstones and 11 stone anchors. More: https://t.co/QfI9dJHE9U
Our Department of Archaeology has helped uncover a Roman industrial hub on the banks of the River Wear, highlighting the role of North East England in Roman Britain’s sophisticated manufacturing & trade network.
👉 https://t.co/Gje3Q3HxJ7
#archaeology#RomanBritain