Category: Education

Our past shapes our future. Heneb is proud to protect Wales’s rich archaeological heritage, making sure the stories of our…

Our outreach officers are bringing archaeology into schools across Wales. This month I was lucky enough to join Bethan in…

At the end of May, we will be saying goodbye to Mark Walters, who is retiring after 35 years at…

Building on a long‑running programme of successful work on medieval motte‑and‑bailey castles in the north‑east borderlands, the Clwyd Powys region…

Think you know your way around Wales? Put your knowledge to the test and see if you can identify all…

An exhibition at the Norwegian Church Arts Centre, Cardiff Bay, 2nd April – 17th May Links between Scandinavia and Wales…

This month included a significant focus on external engagement and partnership‑building. Heneb spent time in London as part of Wales…

Heneb took centre stage at Burlington House last week as part of Wales Week London, delivering a landmark lecture that…

Following the launch of Heneb – the Trust for Welsh Archaeology’s ambitious 5 year plan for archaeology in Wales at…

Heneb Launches Five Year Strategy at the Senedd‑Year Strategy at the Senedd A bit more about our launch. On 29…

Heneb’s NEW Volunteering Network Officer We are delighted to welcome Siân Jackson as Heneb’s new WCVA‑funded Volunteering Network Officer. This…

Photograph: Amgueddfa Cymru  We are delighted to have been involved in these nationally important lead ingots (known as pigs) in the community of Llangynfelyn in Ceredigion.   In our…