Study Days 2009 -10

April 25th 2009
Research: Researching York and its Hinterland

May 30th 2009
Archives: Archiving digital material

June 27th 2009      
Research: Industrial Archaeology

July 25th 2009       
Research: Medieval Houses

Aug 22nd 2009      
Research: Castles

Sept 26th 2009       
Research: Urban Landscapes

Oct 24th 2009        
Processing: Analysing and writing up data from surveys and excavations

Nov 21st 2009        
Processing: Identifying finds and the role of the Portable Antiquities Scheme

Dec 12th 2009        
Processing: Researching Finds: what do they tell us?

Jan 23rd 2010        
Research: Textiles

Feb 20th 2010        
Archives: Archiving documents, photographs and finds

You can read more about the previous study days here. These reports are in PDF format.

2005–6 programme
Workshop 1:	Identifying finds
Workshop 2	Starting a Project
Workshop 3	Reading Old Documents
Workshop 4:	Using Archives and Reading Old Maps
Workshop 5:	Interpreting Landscapes
Workshop 6:	Approaching Fieldwork (Geophysical Survey)
Workshop 7:	Excavation and Recording
Workshop 8:	First Aid for Finds Conservation Day
Workshop 9:	Understanding Historic Buildings
Workshop 10:	Environmental Archaeology
Workshop 11:	Archives, Publications and Websites
2006-7 programme
Study Day 12:	Investigating Ancient Woodland
Study Day 13:	Interpreting Landscapes
Study Day 14:	Recording Historic Buildings - 1
Study Day 15:	How to do an Oral History project
Study Day 16:	Recording Historic Buildings - 2
Study Day 17:	How to Store, Archive and Display material
Study Day 18:	Computers in Archaeology
2006- 7 programme
Study Day 19:	An Introduction to the York City Archives
Study Day 20:	Environmental Archaeology
Study Day 21:	Aerial Photography
2007-8 programme
Study Day 22:	Where do we begin?
Study Day 23:	Hedgerow Surveys
Study Day 24:	Archaeology Live! At Hungate.
Study Day 25:	Village Suburbs.
Study Day 26:	Studying Townships.
Study Day 27:	Graveyard Surveys.
Study Day 28:	Place-name Study.
Study Day 29:	Vernacular Crafts.
Study Day 30:	The work of the Osteologist.
Study Day 31:	Photography in Archaeology.
Study Day 32:	Finds Conservation and Research.
2008-9 programme
Study Day 33:	Where do we begin? Using Historic Environment Records.
Study Day 34:	Church Archaeology.
Study Day 35:	Recording Landscape Features.
Study Day 36:	Recording Vernacular Buildings. (no pdf )
Study Day 37:	Parks & Gardens.
Study Day 38:	Domestic Victorian Architecture.
Study Day 39:	Geophysical Survey.
Study Day 40:	Field-walking.
Study Day 41:	The Importance of Brick & Tile.
Study Day 42:	The Role of the Museum.
Study Day 43:	The Technology of Medieval and Post Medieval Ceramics.