Welcome to Peterborough Archaeology
Peterborough Archaeology is where you’ll find out about everything archaeological in the area.
FRAG (Fane Road Archaeology Group) invites you to help explore a Roman villa site in central Peterborough.
We also want to help you discover more about the people who have lived in and around Peterborough over thousands of years.
You’ll be surprised by the wealth of archaeology in the region – and there are regular new insights provided by high profile surveys and excavations.
We provide a schedule of upcoming talks and activities organised both by FRAG and by other local groups. Click on a specific event to find out more details.
We’ll help you get hands on with the past!
Upcoming Events
News From FRAG
Durobrivae Video
The Nene Valley Archaeological Trust has published a video telling the story of the 2019 excavation at Durobrivae. Apart from a limited investigation of...
Future of Museum
There's an opportunity to have your say on the the spending priorities of Peterborough City Council. Do you agree that the Peterborough Museum opening [...]
A47 Archaeology
Archaeological surveys and excavations have been undertaken between Wansford and Sutton, along the line of the proposed upgrade to...
FRAG Volunteers Please
The FRAG talks programme of talks for the next 6 months is now nearly complete. We have great speakers addressing topics spanning Iron Age, [...]
Making Must Farm
Want to learn more about how some of the Bronze Age artifacts at Must Farm were made? There are some great new videos
New Survey – West of Durobrivae
A geophysical survey is being undertaken during September 2024 to add to the knowledge gained from recent investigations within the walled town of Durobrivae and [...]
The Stoke Doyle Bronze Age Hoard
Visit Oundle Museum to see a Bronze Age hoard discovered locally by a metal detectorist in 2020. The hoard comprises over 40 items and [...]
Must Farm Report & Exhibition
The wait is over! FRAG has been following the excavations at Must Farm for 10 years. We have had a site visit and multiple talks. [...]
Roman Crucifixion at Fenstanton
The Roman crucifixion at Fenstanton hit the headlines last year and is the subject of a FRAG talk on Monday 4th March. The skeleton [...]
A Chance to Dig at Stanwick
A new company is offering the opportunity for amateur archaeologists to learn hands-on skills and contribute to a professionally run archaeological research project. The “Udig” [...]
Chester House – Visit the ARC
The ARC is a purpose built repository for archaeological finds from across Northamptonshire. The collection consists of ...
Artis Facsimile – Xmas Sorted!
In 1823 local antiquarian, Edmund Tyrell Artis, started publication of a series of "plates" illustrating his discoveries of ancient buildings and artefacts.
