ALT The Vice Chancellor and Warden of Durham University and Archaeology student Annabelle Scullion are talking inside an archaeological trench, where remains of stone floors are gradually being uncovered. In the background are some Archaeology students with mattocks, buckets and shovels. In the far distance are arched medieval stone walls under a bluish grey cloudy sky.

ALT Pro-Vice Chancellor (Global) Claire O'Malley speaking with Archaeology student Faye McLean, who wears a high-vis jacket, and Professor Chris Gerrard, in an archaeological trench. Other students are in the background with buckets and trowels excavating within the trench.

ALT Durham University Vice Chancellor and Pro-Vice Chancellor (Global) receiving a tour of The Auckland Project's Faith Museum. They and a museum staff member stand in a warmly-lit museum corridor with glass cabinets displaying archaeological artefacts. The museum staff member is explaining a timeline on the wall. The date 5000BC is visible.

ALT Six people smiling at the camera, representing Durham University senior leadership, the Archaeology Department and The Auckland Project. They are stood on a sunny viewing platform overlooking an archaeological trench. In the background are some medieval arched stone walls and trees, under a bluish grey cloudy sky.