The Picts are a fascinating but archaeologically elusive people who thrived in parts of Scotland in the 4th to 10th centuries AD.…
I hope you’re all well! It has been lovely hearing from so many of you over the past few weeks – what…
Forged from a project funded by the City of London Archaeological Trust, this volume weaves together archaeological, historical, and modern-day public health…
Excavations at Barrow Clump, Figheldean, by English Heritage in 2003–2004, were designed to ascertain the extent of damage to a round barrow…
As a mere ‘worked stone specialist’, it was with some trepidation that I took on the task of reviewing a book dealing…
St Mary Spital was London’s first religious house founded by Londoners. Between 1197 and 1539, the Augustinian priory flourished, developing from a…
Special Offer: CA subscribers can get 25% off a subscription to our sister magazine, Minerva. In January this year, Current Archaeology gained a…
In the early 18th century, Avon Street was built to accommodate wealthy visitors to Bath’s fashionable spa waters. Within half a century,…
I hope you’re all keeping well. What a different world we find ourselves in since I wrote last month’s letter! They say…
This is a book you will want in your pocket if you are going for a stroll in East Anglia. Through his…