A remarkable collection of Neolithic artefacts, held by the South West Heritage Trust, will be on loan to the British Museum for their exhibition, 'The World of Stonehenge'.  

The ‘Sweet Track’, the UK’s oldest wooden walkway is safe from the effects of climate change.

An early medieval (AD 800-900) silver disc brooch has been declared Treasure by H.M. Coroner. The discovery was made by detectorist Iain Sansome.

‘Level Up’ is one of the first environmental projects awarded a £248, 900 grant.

Recent improvements in ancient DNA analysis are revealing more about Somerset's prehistoric past.

Discover Somerset and Devon’s links to Black history.

Discover 3,000 years of history in this podcast by Museum Futures Trainee Josh.

Thanks to a partnership with the University of Exeter a 3D Model of the Roman figurine Capricorn has been created. We're sharing it for the Festival of Archaeology Digital Week.

For the Festival of Archaeology Digital Week we're looking at some of the links between archives and the work of archaeologists.

‘Operation Poppy’ last week saw a 197-million-year-old Ichthyosaur, a five-and-a-half foot long marine reptile, from Stolford delivered to the Somerset Heritage Centre ahead of conservation work.

After four years of development the Quantock Landscape Partnership Scheme (QLPS) has been awarded a £1.8m National Lottery grant by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Ancient burials unearthed at the site of a new school in Somerton are shedding significant new light on life and death in Roman Somerset.