From Cooling Towers to Stone Circles: the heritage of Sighthill
An online exhibition on the history and heritage of Sighthill
Archaeology at the University of Glasgow is a vibrant community of students and staff working together and in partnership with a range of heritage organisations. We deliver undergraduate, taught postgraduate and research degrees and draw upon the outstanding collections of the University’s Hunterian Museum, the City of Glasgow and Scotland’s world-famous heritage sites and archaeologically rich landscapes.
The premier provider in Scotland, a key strength is our commitment to practical heritage experience and vocational training that enables our graduates to flourish in diverse future careers.
Archaeology for a changing planet
Terrestrial Archaeology seminar series 2021/22
Subject league tables
7th in UK
Times & Sunday Times Good University Guide [Archaeology & Forensic Science]
News
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21 Nov
Seminar on Wednesday 24 November 2021
Susan Pollock and Reinhard Bernbeck (Freie Universität Berlin) on Materiality of Modernity: An Archaeology of World War II Forced Labor Camps in Berlin -
14 Nov
Bright Edge Deep news
The Bright Edge Deep project has received a lot of interest and engagement over the last few weeks -
14 Nov
Seminar on Wednesday 17 November 2021
Science Panel with Amy Bogaard, Andrew Dugmore, Hannah Fluck, Ian Simpson, S. Yoshi Maezumi, and chaired by Nicki Whitehouse -
06 Nov
Seminar on Wednesday 10 November 2021
Carole Crumley (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences) on Taking Historical Ecology to Administrators and Policy Makers
World Changing Research:
SERF Digital Hillforts
An interactive resources from Strathearn Environs and Royal Forteviot (SERF)
Glasgow Iona Research Group
Urban Prehistory
Sirwan Regional Project
AHRC Unwrapping the Galloway Hoard
Bronze Age Textiles
Preserved prehistoric material from Must Farm, Cambridgeshire, and the UK
The SERF Project
Scottish Centre for War Studies and Conflict Archaeology
The Antonine Wall: Rome's Final Frontier
