Archaeology Department home About us Discover Archaeology at York Undergraduate study Postgraduate study International Students Research Educational resources for schools News and events People Partnerships Journals More… Home >Archaeology>Research Our research Bridging the sciences and humanities through archaeological research. Our vision is that by combining the richness and rigour of innovative cultural approaches and science-based analysis, York will be regarded as one of the best places in the world to conduct archaeological research. We are recognised internationally as a leading institution for archaeological research tackling global issues that are both important and challenging. Explore our interactive research map Contact us archaeology-research-support@york.ac.uk +44 (0)1904 323921 Ranked top five for research impact in the Research Excellence Framework (Times Higher Education 2014) Awarded the Queen's Anniversary Prize in recognition of our outstanding and innovative approaches to archaeology Research strengths Our core strengths in human evolution and prehistory, Roman, medieval, historical and field archaeology are complemented by our specialisms in bioarchaeology, digital archaeology, African archaeology, buildings conservation and heritage, and experimental archaeology and artefact studies. Roman, Medieval and Historical Human Evolution and Prehistory Buildings Conservation and Heritage Bioarchaeology Digital Archaeology Experimental Archaeology and Artefact studies African Archaeology Field Archaeology Impact and engagement As well as making an impact within national and international research communities, our research makes a difference to policymakers, practitioners and the public. Highlights Preserving and presenting Mesolithic heritage Setting the standard for digitally preserving archaeological information The Centre for Digital Heritage is an international, interdisciplinary research centre exploring data management, analysis and visualisation. Centres We're home to several international research centres that bring together colleagues from across Europe to collaborate: BioArCh Centre for Anatomical and Human Sciences Centre for Conservation Studies Centre for Digital Heritage PalaeoHub York Experimental Archaeological Research Centre University research themes Interdisciplinary research is one of our strengths. We collaborate across the University's research themes – areas of research excellence that cross departmental boundaries. We have particularly strong partnerships within three themes: Culture and Communication Creativity Technologies for the Future Archaeology Data Service We’re developing groundbreaking digital methods for storing and disseminating archaeological data to ensure it's accessible and sustainable. The Archaeology Data Service is a non-profit organisation hosted by the University. A world-leading digital repository for heritage data, ADS is the only accredited repository in the UK. We also host Internet Archaeology - an open access, independent journal which has been awarded the Directory of Open Access Journals Seal. Publications Search for research and browse publications in the York Research Database. Explore publications Research degrees Push the boundaries of knowledge in our supportive and stimulating environment. Study with us Fellowships Early career researchers at York benefit from a dynamic research culture and excellent facilities. Join us Information for Prospective students Current students Staff Alumni Press and media About The University Research Business Global News Events York Unlimited Quick links A-Z Departments Contacts Maps and directions Term dates Job vacancies York Virtual Visit Coronavirus (Covid-19) Contact us University of York York YO10 5DD United Kingdom +44 (0) 1904 320 000 © University of York Legal statements | Privacy | Cookies | Modern slavery statement | Accessibility Modify By continuing to use the site you confirm that you're happy with our use of cookies.