At Butser we regularly welcome students on placements and projects, and have recently hosted two archaeology masters students from the University of Southampton Department of Archaeology. Here they describe their student project to develop interpretation related to our latest Stone Age Horton House and experimental archaeology.

Today we are very excited to launch our new online venture ‘Butser Plus’: a way to share and support the work of Butser Ancient Farm online. Find out more about what we’ve been working on and why below…

Archaeologist Claire shares the feeling of achievement as our Horton House is finally completed and we welcome the first visitors to the new house…

Projects Co-ordinator Sue talks about our exciting plans to host an EXARC Experimental Archaeology conference in 2022 all about Sustainability in Open Air Museums.

The latest happenings on our Neolithic Horton House project

After a long break, work is now resuming on our Horton House construction. Here, Archaeologist Claire talks about creating a water-tight ridge using reed thatch.

Almost 450 heritage organisations in England, including Butser Ancient Farm have been awarded cash from the first round of the Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage.