In the summer of 1984, archaeologists recovered the well-preserved remains of a 2,000-year-old body from a bog in Cheshire. Years later, the…
In 1700, Liverpool was a small town with a dock that was in danger of silting up. Yet it was a…
Issue 233 opens with an in-depth look at the biggest dig ever undertaken in Liverpool: the excavation of the city’s Old Dock.…
Sidestone Press is an academic publishing house founded by scholars, for scholars. As a publisher we have one clear ambition, that…
English Heritage has just spent £2.1 million recreating an Elizabethan garden based on an eyewitness description published in a letter in 1575.…
High on the moor at Silloans, within the Otterburn Training Area, lies the well-preserved remains of a trench system.…
To get to the bottom of why, and how, the Ministry of Defence looks after archaeology on an active firing range, CA…
A new BBC documentary presented by Alice Roberts has been charting the spread of modern humans across the globe. Is it really…
This month’s Current Archaeology offers in-depth looks at stories that have been front-page news in recent weeks. We begin with conclusions:…
We are a multi-disciplinary company that designs, plans, co-ordinates and delivers cultural heritage events and interpretation for virtually every historical period…