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Header Image: “The Highland Regiment Exercising on Glasgow Green, 1758”, Unknown Artist, The Black Watch Castle & Museum Perth.

Welcome

to the website of the 13th Biennial Fields of Conflict. This is an archaeology conference that brings academics and heritage professionals together to discuss recent developments in the field of Conflict Archaeology, the study of the physical and experiential remains of historic inter and intra-group violence. This meeting of the conference will take place at the University of Glasgow in Scotland from Friday 4th to Sunday 6th September 2026.

“Police and Army bomb disposal officers with a defused German 1000kg ‘Luftmine’ (parachute mine) in Glasgow, 18 March 1941”, Photograph H8281, Imperial War Museum London.

About

It has been more than a quarter of a century since archaeologists from across the world gathered in Scotland for the first International Conference in Conflict Archaeology in April 2000. This September, ‘Fields of Conflict’ will be returning to Glasgow for its 13th Biennial Meeting. It is an auspicious time. An opportunity to celebrate, and… Continue reading About

Call For Sessions

Our Call for Sessions is now open! The Organising Committee is delighted to share details of our Call for Sessions. Interested persons should submit proposals for 90-minute sessions to the Organising Committee at info@foc2026.co.uk by 9am (UTC+0) on Monday 2nd February 2026. These sessions could take the form of pre-arranged paper presentations, practical workshops, or… Continue reading Call For Sessions

Contact

Contact us if you are unable to find the information you need on these pages, or would like to get in touch to discuss any opportunity the Organising Committee would be delighted to hear from you. Please email us at info@foc2026.co.uk or use the form below: