For up to 4,500 years, a series of sunken dug-out canoes have been lying, forgotten, on the bottom of Lough Corrib in…
I enjoy seeing the cakes that you feature in CA, and wondered if you’d like to see my latest creation, made…
The Winchelsea Archaeological Society (WAS) was founded to help rectify the lack of physical archaeological evidence about the layout and character of…
Founded in 2008 by a group of amateur archaeologists, The Fen Edge Archaeology Group aims to foster an understanding of the archaeology…
For up to 4,500 years, a series of sunken dug-out canoes have been lying, forgotten, on the bottom of Lough Corrib in…
Marking the 75th anniversary of a watershed discovery In May 1939, Suffolk archaeologist Basil Brown made a discovery that would change perceptions…
In search of the origins of the English village Just how much information has come from excavation undertaken in advance of development…
An 11th-century jaunt across Lough Corrib, Co. Galway, in a sleek logboat ended in disaster. A mishap cracked the hull open, forcing…
![The Grey Friars skeleton, lying in situ in a hastily dug grave - now identified as the remains of Richard III, his curved spine, caused by scoliosis, can be clearly seen [University of Leicester]](https://i0.wp.com/archaeology.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Richard-III-University-of-Leicester.jpg?resize=480%2C379&ssl=1)
The remains of Richard III are to be re-interred in Leicester Cathedral – likely next spring – a judicial review concluded today…
What are the origins of the classic English village? Once believed to be an Anglo-Saxon or Viking import, the appearance of this…