After such sensational discoveries it was inevitable that archaeologists would return to Sutton Hoo. Rupert Bruce-Mitford was the first to pick up…
This was no ordinary burial. The group that gathered on a grassy promontory overlooking the River Deben around AD 625 was participating…
This month’s issue covers about as broad a spectrum as you can get in archaeology: from prehistory to Boudica, commercial infrastructure projects,…
It seems the action never stops in archaeology these days, with two big stories reaching CA just as we closed the issue:…
Just as we go to press, we learn that government funding for the new Stonehenge Visitor Centre has been axed. As one…
This month’s issue begins with a profile of a community archaeology project located practically in CA’s back garden. The Thames Discovery Programme…
Over the last few years, several spectacular hoards have been discovered in Britain in quick succession, the most recent being the magnificent…
The Vale of York Hoard was initially called the Harrowgate Hoard after the town close to where it was found, and is…
The largest Viking hoard ever found outside Russia, was discovered in 1840 by workmen repairing the embankment along the River Ribble at…
Discovered by a metal detectorist in November 2004, the Huxley Hoard is made up of 21 flattened, decorated silver arm-rings and a…