Geoarchaeologist Tom Keyworth, York Archaeology, explores the 2020 Cromwell Quarry excavation, its landscape, Anglo-Saxon and palaeoenvironmental context.
He will discuss its links with the 8th-century bridge that was discovered at the site of the Cromwell Lock, which is contemporary with a landing stage in an ancient course of the River Trent.
After the talk, join Post-excavation Archaeologists Rosie Hughes and Morwenna Fox from York Archaeology to examine Anglo Saxon finds discovered in Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire, revealing everyday life in the Anglo-Saxon Trent Valley.


Life at an Iron Age Hillfort
Investigating Breedon Hill & Burrough Hill.
A free exhibition at University of Nottingham Museum, open until Sunday 13 July.
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Djanogly Theatre
University of Nottingham Museum
The Hallaton Helmet
Wed 11 Jun 2025
Discover what the helmet reveals about religion, propaganda, status and Roman-native relationships.
Talk


Djanogly Theatre
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Thu 3 Jul 2025
Dr Sophia Adams, Curator at the British Museum, examines the significance of ponies in Iron Age Britain.