Join us at The Lamb in Surbiton to discover, discuss and share archaeological finds from the Recycle Archaeology stores. Keep an eye on our social media for upcoming dates.

Recycle Archaeology launched the Museum in a Box project in September 2021.

Recycled Handling Boxes were made for local school collections in partnership with Kingston University, Kingston Museum, St. Marys School Long Ditton and St. John’s Primary School and Nursery Kingston Upon Thames.

In partnership with Kingston Museum’s Co-Curate exhibition, Recycle Archaeology worked with local artists and makers to create a community mosaic inspired by the movement of archaeological finds and legacy of Eadweard Muybridge.

Thank you to Kingston University Forensics students for making many new discoveries about our early modern animal bone assemblages at the launch of Recycle Archaeology: Forensics on December 8th 2021.

Join us at The Lamb in Surbiton to discover, discuss and share archaeological finds from the Recycle Archaeology stores. Keep an eye on our social media for upcoming dates.

Marley Treloar & Dr Helen Wickstead will be exploring artistic and creative reuse of de-selected archaeological finds in an afternoon workshop with PhD researchers at the Convergence: Creative Cultures Symposium.

19th May, 2022

Recycle Archaeology will be joining the exciting line up of wellness, music, comedy, wild swimming, sports, spoken word, and workshops at the Out and Wild Festival June 10th-13th, 2022.