In recent years the Roman Research Trust has supported a wide range of projects related to Romano-British archaeology. It has made awards to fieldwork projects including excavation and survey at Trimontium, military sites in Scotland, Roman Durnovaria and Durobrivae (Water Newton). It has supported post-excavation analysis of material from Stapleton Mead, Flexford, Elloughton (E. Yorks.), Druce Roman Villa and Calleva Atrebatum (Silchester) and projects to enhance cataloguing work on Romano-British pottery fabrics. It has made grants in support of publications including Greek and Roman medicine and Romano-British glass bangles. Additionally it has supported educational activities and digital media projects including a digital project based on the collections at Vindolanda, an experimental archaeology project on Roman cooking and outreach projects at the Grosvenor Museum and the Novium Museum. More details on previous projects supported is provided below.
The Roman Research Trust generously awarded the co-editors £1000 to assist in the publication of a volume of papers on the Cultural Resource Management of Hadrian’s Wall. To be published in 2022…
The Teffont Archaeology Project 2021 evaluation excavations seek to better understand a major complex of Roman buildings revealed by geophysical survey conducted in 2020 at Teffont, Wiltshire as part of a long…
The Tales from Trauma project is investigating origins and mobility of the mid 3rd to late 4th century population of the Roman colonia of Gloucester, using the latest bioarchaeological methods. It will…
Although Roman activity has been known in Brough since the 1600s, it was not until Corder’s 1933 – 1937 excavations on the Burrs Playing Field, that any substantial remains were revealed, including…
In February 2020 the Roman Research Trust generously awarded the lead author of a report on the hoard £2,000 towards the cost of editing and publishing the research as: Sealey, P.R. and…
Funding from the Roman Research Trust/Roman Society enabled the publication of a fully Open Access book on Roman finds from rivers, using the important site of Piercebridge as a case study. Approximately…
In September and October 2020 phase 1 of the In the Footsteps of Trebellius Maximus project took place near Rossett, in Wrexham County Borough, Wales. The project was a partnership between the…
Previous Projects supported
