Rethink what you know about early Māori presence in colonial New South Wales in this dynamic talk by Jo Maarama Kāmira.

Join historical archaeologist Dr Siobhan Lavelle on a walking tour of the spectacular and historic Waverley Cemetery. Over 100,000 people have been laid to rest in the cemetery since it opened in 1877. The tour will take in some of the unique headstones and vaults, as well as the major monuments across the 16-hectare landscape.

The Broughton Island Cultural Heritage Research Project is a collaborative project involving archaeologists from the University of Sydney, the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, the Karuah and Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Councils and Worimi Traditional Owners. As part of National Archaeology Week, we invite you to a free public lecture that will offer a glimpse into the island’s rich archaeological and cultural heritage and share insights from recent research.

Curious to discover what archaeologists do, where they work and what they find? Join local Inner West archaeologists in an exploratory display of artefacts, including those from the recent excavations in the Inner West Council’s collections.

Curious to discover what archaeologists do, where they work and what they find? Join local Inner West archaeologists in an exploratory display of artefacts, including those from the recent excavations in the Inner West Council’s collections.

Uncover the amazing careers of some of the leading women in NSW archaeology, from academics to consultants and government agency officers. Hear leaders in the industry discussing their careers, career pathways for students and early career professionals, and the future direction of the archaeology industry in NSW.

EVENT CANCELLED! Join us for a unique look at the ancient world with one of the world’s most popular (and funny) Classicists. Hear the renowned Classicist, comedian, author and broadcaster Natalie Haynes in conversation with Dr Anne Rogerson. Together they will explore Natalie's writing, the goddesses of ancient Greece and other myths and stories of the ancient Greek world.

Archaeologists from a range of consultancies and with a range of experience talk about how they started, where they are now and provide tips on how to get your foot in the door. This is an event where you can network and talk to professionals in the industry.

Archaeological excavation at the new Parramatta metro station site stretches across almost an entire city block in the heart of the CBD. Join the lead archaeologist Abi Cryerhall to find out about the excavations so far, including evidence of environmental change, Aboriginal artefacts, convict huts, 19th-century domestic occupation, and local manufacturers and businesses.

Over the last decade, there has been an upsurge in research on ancient Egyptian copper metallurgy and metal objects, clarifying many unanswered questions, but also producing new ones. Join Dr Martin Odler, online or in person, to explore the use of copper by ancient Egyptians and Nubians, advances in understanding the chaîne opératoire, and early results of Dr Odler’s analysis of metalwork wear.

Join us on a heritage tour of the University of Sydney’s historic Quadrangle with a twist. Visit the gargoyles and grotesques of the university’s historic building, learn more about the Nicholson and Macleay collections in the Chau Chak Wing Museum, and explore the current work by archaeology researchers and students at the Archaeology Hub.

Join industrial heritage expert Dr Iain Stuart on a specially curated guided walking tour of Jones Bay Wharf in Pyrmont.

The Near Eastern Archaeology Foundation presents a showcase of current University of Sydney Near Eastern archaeological fieldwork and research projects. Join in person or online, for an archaeological tour from Andros via Arabia to Africa and (almost) everywhere in between.

AMBS Ecology and Heritage is proud to host the latest edition of the Sydney Historical Archaeology Practitioners Workshop. This year’s theme is Change and Influence. Registration is open now!

According to mythology, the olive was a divine gift. It was said that as the goddess Athena struck the rock of the Acropolis of Athens with her spear, an olive tree sprang up. Join us for a special event celebrating the olive, including a presentation on the history of the olive, and most importantly, a tasting!

All students are invited to attend a student networking event and learn about a career in Archaeology. An array of speakers from academics to industry professionals will present their journey to becoming who they are today and offer exclusive career tips.

Rookwood Cemetery, or to use its formal name, the Necropolis (City of the Dead), forms its own suburb occupying almost three-square kilometres, and is recognised amongst the largest burial grounds in the world. Join Archaeologist, Dr Siobhan Lavelle OAM, on a free walking tour to explore this place of outstanding cultural and environmental heritage significance.

Curious to discover what archaeologists do, where they work and what they find? Join local Inner West archaeologists in an exploratory display of artefacts, including those from the recent excavations in the Inner West Council’s collections.

Curious to discover what archaeologists do, where they work and what they find? Join local Inner West archaeologists in an exploratory display of artefacts, including those from the recent excavations in the Inner West Council’s collections.

Take a trip to explore the archaeology of the historic town of Bungonia. Visit the History and Archaeology Exhibition at Bungonia Village Hall, and join a guided tour of the historic property MIZPAH. Then follow the History Trail through the village, gateway to the iconic Bungonia National Park.

Artefact Heritage Services is proud to host the latest edition of the Sydney Historical Archaeology Practitioners Workshop. The theme for 2023 is 'Something New' - recent historical archaeological discoveries & innovations.

In this talk find out how disabled people in ancient Greece could navigate the spaces and activities of their communities. Hear Professor Debby Sneed talk about how assistive devices and technology were used by disabled people in ancient Greece to participate in community activities.

Join local Tamworth archaeologists Lyle Douglas and Melinda Gill, and cultural consultant Len Waters to celebrate Australian archaeology and the work of Australian archaeologists. These talks aims to build awareness and understanding of the role of archaeologists, bust the myth that it is an unattainable occupation, particularly for those living regionally, and encourage potential future archaeologists.

Join Australian Centre for Egyptology scholars, along with educators and museum specialists from the Macquarie University Department of History and Archaeology, for this special event for high school history teachers, with a focus on Ancient Egypt and museum-based learning.

Want to be an archaeologist? Well of course you do! Drop into the University of Wollongong to find out how to make a career in archaeology, and meet professional archaeologists working in the Illawarra. An evening for students and early career consultant archaeologists.

Local archaeologist Lyle Douglas will help you to unearth treasures at our table-top dig, and teach you how to classify findings. If you are interested in a career in archaeology, this is your chance to ask a real archaeologist anything! For ages 8-14.

Hear from Candace Richards, Assistant Curator, Nicholson Collection, as she discusses a collection of rare and important photographs that captured Greek landscapes, archaeological sites and village life between 1890 and 1910.

A free seminar featuring Dr Marina Solomidou-Ieronymidou (Director of the Department of Antiquities, Cyprus) and Michalis Gavrielides (Cyprus Police). For this International Museums Day talk, hear about the campaign against the illicit trade of cultural heritage in Cyprus, and the experience of cultural heritage repatriation and protections.