A new video is available showing the latest excavation of the Roman town of Durobrivae at Water Newton, near Peterborough. Apart from a...

A Bronze Age hoard discovered at Stoke Doyle in September 2020 is now on display at the Oundle Museum. The Museum is open every Saturday...

The Ermine Street Guard bring the Roman army to life, and they are coming to Flag Fen on 1st and 2nd June. The Guard are renowned for...

An ambitious project is underway at Peterborough Museum to consolidate its archived materials. These include finds from many local...

There are two upcoming talks being organised by the St Kyneburgha Building Preservation Trust. The first is being given by Susan...

New insights into Nene Valley archaeology are promised by a project being run at Stanwick Hall over the next few years. The objective is...

On Sunday 22nd October following the 2023 NVAT Conference in Peterborough, friends and family gathered at Castor to remember Geoff...

The Nene Valley Archaeological Trust has announced its 2023 Conference. It is 200 years since the launch of a landmark archaeological...

Our knowledge of the area immediately to the south east of the walled town of Durobrivae has been enhanced by a magnetometry survey...

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Geoffrey Brian Dannell. As a member of the NVAT (and its precursors) since 1966...

This is one of the questions asked by Stephen Upex in his new publication "The Romans in the Nene Valley". Published jointly by the Nene...

The Nene Park Trust and the Nene Valley Archaeological Trust have published a series of four heritage trails which feature the history...

The St Kyneburgha Building Preservation Trust has worked closely with NVAT over recent years and you may be interested to join two...

Adrian Challands, son of James and Ivy, husband of Norma, and brother to Vivienne, died at the age of 76 on Christmas Day 2020. Born and...

NVAT is delighted to announce the long awaited publication of the Orton Meadows Neolithic and Bronze Age burial site excavated by the...

In order to free up archive space at Peterborough Museum the NVAT organised the re-burial of ‘surplus’ archaeological material from the...

NVAT would like to thank all those who bought tickets for this conference and then donated the return value to our funds. This has enabled N

For the first time in nearly 200 years excavations were carried out in 2019 within the walled Roman town of Durobrivae near Peterborough....

The MidNAG investigation of an Iron Age and Roman rural landscape near Nassington has involved an annual community led excavation each...

At the recent Peterborough Heritage Festival, Tim Halliday, who is a local historian, visited the NVAT stall with an interesting story. He t

As well as initiating a major new programme of investigation at Durobrivae, the NVAT has been active in ensuring earlier archaeological...

Spend an evening in the company of Francis Pryor MBE. Famously known to many as the discoverer of Flag Fen Bronze Age Settlement in...

More than 100 people squeezed into the church of St Remigius at Water Newton on Saturday afternoon. They were drawn there to hear...

NVAT is delighted to be awarded a Grant of £1,000 from the Francis and Maisie Pryor Charitable Trust. We are very grateful for this...