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27 . 04 . 2018Excavating Eboracum’s Common People
Read MoreExcavations on the site of a former hotel uncover 1,800-year-old residents
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17 . 03 . 2016Dickson Laboratory Hosts Police Scotland Dog Branch Exercise
Read MoreJennifer Miller, principle scientist at Dickson Laboratory, visited the Police Scotland dog branch last week to give input on the role of bio-archaeology in the Police searches. Following this visit, the Victim Recovery dogs and handlers on the course visited the Dickson Laboratory to see what the team at Dickson Laboratory do.
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19 . 01 . 2016New Technology Helps Piece Together Story Of York’s Roman ‘Gladiators’
Read MoreNew technology helps piece together story of York’s Roman ‘Gladiators’ Cutting edge genome technology, hailed as being the next step […]
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02 . 12 . 2015Extremely Rare Skeleton And Coffin Go On Display At JORVIK Viking Centre
Read MoreAn extremely rare skeletal find joins the displays at JORVIK Viking Centre this month, as one of the Swinegate skeletons, uncovered during archaeological excavations in 1990, goes on public display for the first time.
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21 . 01 . 2015Britain’s Oldest Brain.
Read MoreIn Archaeology it is very rare to find any soft tissue remains: no skin, no flesh, no hair and definitely no brains. However, in 2009, archaeologists from York Archaeological Trust found something very surprising at a site in Heslington, York.
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17 . 10 . 2014YAT’s Dickson Laboratory for Bio-Archaeology helps prosecutors in high profile cases.
Read MoreYork Archaeological Trust’s Dickson Lab for Bio-Archaeology, based in Glasgow, provide assistance to around 25 forensic cases UK-wide annually.