It is not often that we at CA get to write about far-flung finds from such countries as Korea, Sweden, and Syria…
Children often leave only faint traces in the archaeological record, so it is always exciting to be able to piece together their…
A handful of tiny paper items discovered at Sutton House in Hackney offer a unique insight into the interests of the girls…
‘Merlin’s Grave’ and other lost stories embedded in the landscape On the banks of the Tweed in the Scottish Borders is the…
Since CA 360 (March 2020) I have criss-crossed the United Kingdom, examining its history through the eyes of Current Archaeology. I have…
Exploring a Neolithic monument’s lunar links Stonehenge is famous for its association with the sun, and particularly with the summer and winter…
As the sun has proven somewhat unreliable this summer, let’s talk about the moon instead. Stonehenge is best known for its solar…
After last month’s scramble through Stonehenge, this month I turn north to amble around Avebury. I know I am not the only…
Roman tile production in the north Wiltshire countryside A community excavation in the small village of Minety has found a Roman tile…
This month’s cover feature tells the ‘story so far’ of a Wiltshire community excavation that is uncovering the remains of a Roman…