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The University of Nottingham has an acclaimed team of archaeologists. Get up close and personal with some truly remarkable projects, from excavations in the UK to undersea research projects.
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English
United Kingdom
16 episodes
since May 13, 2010
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Archaeologists from The University of Nottingham have been delving into the history of Southwell Workhouse by carrying out a detailed survey of the buildings.
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Archaeologists from The University of Nottingham have been delving into the history of Southwell Workhouse by carrying out a detailed survey of the buildings.
Archaeologists from The University of Nottingham have been delving into the history of Southwell Workhouse by carrying out a detailed survey of the buildings.
Archaeologists from The University of Nottingham have been delving into the history of Southwell Workhouse by carrying out a detailed survey of the buildings.
The latest technology helps to "rebuild" the world's oldest submerged city.
The latest technology helps to "rebuild" the world's oldest submerged city.
In this video Dr Lorenz takes you on a behind the scenes tour of the new Showing Seeing Centre in the Departments of Classics and Archaeology.
This hi-tech centre enables students and staff to recreate the Ancient World in vivid detail and colour.
In this video Dr Lorenz takes you on a behind the scenes tour of the new Showing Seeing Centre in the Departments of Classics and Archaeology.
This hi-tech centre enables students and staff to recreate the Ancient World in vivid detail and colour.
In March 1944, hundreds of US soldiers were billeted to a vast tent city at Wollaton Hall. In the Summer of 2009, members of Trent & Peak Archaeology excavated the site. See what they found in this video.
In March 1944, hundreds of US soldiers were billeted to a vast tent city at Wollaton Hall. In the Summer of 2009, members of Trent & Peak Archaeology excavated the site. See what they found in this video.
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