An audience of 300 discovered all about the Staffordshire Hoard at archaeologist Ian Wykes’ talk at the Lichfield Garrick.
As Staffordshire County Council’s Head of Historic Environment, he led
A Lichfield museum is set to star in a BBC documentary.
Presenter David Dimbleby has travelled across the country in pursuit of art treasures that tell the story of our
A second talk detailing the Staffordshire Hoard is to take place in Lichfield.
The new slot for Trusting the Ground with the Treasure of Warriors has been organised for 5pm
A huge haul of Anglo-Saxon gold found near Lichfield is set to get the royal treatment.
The Prince of Wales will today (February 19) become the first Royal to
An unrivalled glimpse into the history of the Staffordshire Hoard will be available for visitors to two events in Lichfield.
Archaeologists Ian Wykes and Stephen Dean will be giving an
A campaign to keen the Staffordshire Hoard in the Midlands has been boosted after a business donated £195,000 of advertising.
Birmingham billboard poster owner, Signature Outdoor, has made the
The Staffordshire Hoard is to be the subject of a lecture at Lichfield Cathedral.
Dr Gareth Williams, Curator of Early Medieval Coinage at the British Museum will be giving his
Lichfield’s MP is calling on local residents to donate to the campaign to keep the Staffordshire Hoard in the region.
Britain’s leading art charity, The Art Fund, has
The Samuel Johnson Birthplace Museum in Lichfield is one of ten Staffordshire centres to have been chosen to join a new national project.
A History of the World is a
A Lichfield museum is bringing back its free entry initiative.
People will be able to visit Erasmus Darwin House – the Lichfield home of Charles’ grandfather – on January 23 and February
Lichfield MP Michael Fabricant has called for the Staffordshire Hoard to be exhibited in the city.
The Conservative MP amended a Parliamentary Motion which calls for the Staffordshire Hoard of
Lichfield Cathedral’s candlelit tours are returning for 2010.
Experts will guide visitors around the historic building and give them the opportunity to experience the Cathedral as medieval people saw
