News Round Up

Scientists from Imperial College are helping the RAF Museum develop new conservation techniques to help preserve the WWII German bomber discovered in 2010 off the Kent coast.

Construction work on the museum to unite the iconic wreck with the 19,000 artefacts found onboard has begun in Portsmouth, exactly 28 years after Henry VIII's Tudor ship was raised from the Solent.

The RAF Museum and Wessex Archaeology are to recover a remarkably preserved WWII German bomber from the seabed off the Kent coast.

An iron cannon, believed to be the only surviving example of its kind, is the lastest artefact to be found in the wreckage of a seventeenth century warship.

The largest hoard of gold sovereigns has been declared Treasure following a coroner's inquest.

Important advice on what to do with finds in light of Coronavirus.

The British Museum’s Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) has recorded over 1.3 million finds – each one a unique discovery made by a member of the public. This conference celebrates 15 years of the Scheme, with a day or discussion and debate. These…

#Treasure20: the Frome Hoard declared the nation’s favourite Treasure find in the last 20 years.

PASt Explorers Conference – Save the Date! The final PASt Explorers Conference will be held on Friday 21st June 2019 at The British Museum.

Booking for the 2017 PASt explorers conference: Telling Tales is now open! The conference this year is being hosted at National Museum Cardiff on Saturday 18th and will feature object stories told through PAS volunteers.