The Portable Antiquities Scheme is a DCMS funded project to encourage the voluntary recording of archaeological objects found by members of the public.
Last day at the museum today - I may need tissues later..... in the meantime I will share my most favourite picture on show at M Shed . It celebrates all things Bristol - and especially @bristolmuseum https://t.co/96ZS0eFADI
One of the most important archaeological finds from Worcestershire in the last 100 years - you can help ensure it goes into a public collection:
https://t.co/CaOlOI0wmr
@Boyle123G Thank you Gail, from all of us in the Portable Antiquities & Treasure team, for all the ways you support and engage with our work. Here's to continuing that collaboration!
A couple of images from last weekend's superb @NautArchSoc 'Archaeology of Waterways' conference here in Durham. We're so pleased that #StormBert held off for a week 🙏
https://t.co/WTY9dULeBG #ArchConf24
Amazing discoveries in the River Wear, Durham City, fully researched & published. Only 10 hardback versions left. Now only £20 (+p&p); use #clothseals at checkout. Excellent Christmas present. Info: https://t.co/xZmixKc4F9
Thank you to Derek Wood, the finder of this Early Medieval gold plate, and to the landowner, for waiving a claim to a reward under the Treasure Act and donating it to @Ltonmuseum https://t.co/evMyOfKaFe
Digging up the past with our #NewBook 50 Early Medieval FindsFrom the Portable Antiquities Schemeby @Kent_Finds & Simon Maslin.
A captivating array of finds that illuminate this enigmatic yet remarkable age. @CurrentArchaeo@findsorguk
https://t.co/MZf1VaUfLZ
#Archaeology
Thank you to the landowner, Ms Sarah Adams and the finder, for waiving a claim to a reward and donating this mount from Winchfield, Hampshire to @britishmuseum . Here is the @findsorguk record https://t.co/PhG1giXXcr
@AstillSam @SWHeritageTrust @britishmuseum@HeritageFundUK@artfund@DCMS Thank you Sam - it is testament to your leadership and to the skill and dedication of your colleagues in the South West that such an ambitious project has been achieved. Of course, acquisition is just the beginning!
Heritage Minister @RhonddaBryant met real life treasure hunters @BritishMuseum
A group of friends discovered a hoard of Norman coins worth over £4 million
See the items for yourself at local museums when they tour the country!
Find out more @SWHeritageTrust https://t.co/qZvKR4qBAX
Chew Valley Hoard acquisition event, with @DCMS minister Sir Chris Bryant thanking the finders, museum staff and donors, @britishmuseum Thank you @SomersetMuseum and South West Heritage Trust for acquiring the coins for the nation!
And it's over!! This afternoon's sessions (by @amwillemsen1 , @earlymedieval , @Rory_Naismith , and Chris Scull) offered a wonderful range of research to ponder, and various discussions around metal detecting and archaeology were really thought-provoking too!