The next RFG conference will be held on Friday 31st October online via Zoom. The theme is Recent Finds from Volunteer Excavations in the Roman World, and will include speakers from the UK, Italy, and Romania. If you would be interested in presenting, please get in…
The events of the amphitheatre – its wild beasts and enslaved fighters – are one of the most enduring aspects of Roman culture that still capture the public imagination today. This touring exhibition brings together some of the country’s most important objects to tell…
This year’s Spring Conference is being held in association with the University of Durham on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th April, at the Department of Archaeology, Durham University. The theme is ‘New Research on Roman Finds at the University of Durham and New Finds from…
Legion: life in the Roman army is a British Museum exhibition covering the subject of the Roman army from the perspective of ordinary soldiers. The exhibition includes a large variety of object types from throughout the Empire, from some of the world’s most famous Roman…
Call for Papers The Welwyn Archaeological Society and the Bishops Stortford Museum are pleased to announce the third Archaeology in Hertfordshire: Recent Research conference to be held at the Museum on July 14th 2018. Papers will be 25 minutes long with five minutes for questions. We are…
A Workshop on Friday 1 June 2018 University of SheffieldJessop West G03 14:00-18:00 Since 2012, excavations by the University of Sheffield have been ongoing at Vagnari, the site of a Roman village (vicus) in south-east Italy and the core administrative and distributive centre of a…
Roman Finds Group chose the city of Salisbury as the perfect place to celebrate our 30th anniversary at our Autumn 2017 conference, ‘New Research from Finds from South and South-Western Britain’. Over two days, Salisbury Museum provided a beautiful backdrop to our diverse programme of papers;…
Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd April 2016 – SPRING MEETING – University of York, Philip Rahtz lecture theatre, Kings Manor, York Our 2016 spring meeting will be jointly hosted with the Department of Archaeology, University of York. Abstracts for the Presentations David Roberts and Richard Henry:…
A series of small grants are available from the Roman Finds Group to all fully paid-up members. Grants will be awarded against any area of the Group’s objectives: to promote the study, research, publication, teaching and conservation of the material culture of Roman Britain. Click…
We are delighted to announce the publication of the full programme and booking form for our Autumn conference, in collaboration with the British Museum and including entry to the temporary exhibition. You can view the full details by clicking here: The Celts: art and identity –…
