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…
![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://archaeology.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Richard-III-University-of-Leicester-300x181.jpg)
The remains of Richard III are to be re-interred in Leicester Cathedral – likely next spring – a judicial review concluded today…
This chocolate cake is a copy of the Sedgeford Hoard, a group of 32 ‘Gallo-Belgic E’ staters that were found stacked inside…
Investigating gigantic timber structures from the imperial twilight Last time we visited Maryport, a series of pits long assumed to be ritual…
I thought you might be inter-ested to see this edible replica of K377, a pyramid mount from the Staffordshire Hoard. The cake…
Programme of evening lectures. Field trips in summer. Occasional weekend residential field trips. Training courses on excavating, field walking and graveyard surveying…
Programme of monthly meetings and lectures. Continuing watching briefs on development sites. Member of West Lancashire Environmental Network and represented on W.…
Programme of five archaeological talks per year on last Friday of the month in January, March, May, July and October. Carries out…
Varied programme of lectures and outings. Excavations and field work at weekends. Contact details Web: www.aaahs.org.uk…