In my previous two columns I explored some of the known for their medieval and later histories, and for their towering urban…
Could an unsung and overgrown site on the Channel Islands really be one of the best-preserved military structures surviving from the Roman…
Richard Stein works on Roman pumps. His wife had this cake made for my birthday. It is a faithful replica of…
We have just been to Vienna for a short break. We had never been to Vienna and we thought it was…
CA recently interviewed Simon Thurley, Chief Executive of English Heritage, on challenges facing the heritage sector, and the new draft National…
Roman ‘Service station’ excavated at Syon Park Just 10 miles west of Central London, a Roman service station has been excavated at…
As Rebekah Hart enjoys baking and loves archaeology, she decided to have a go at making an Iron Age roundhouse! Sent…
Uncovering the secrets of Cashel Man Cashel bog in Co. Laois is locally known as a source of peat moss for farmers…
Unearthing the personal beliefs of Medieval monks There are many qualities you might associate with a Medieval monk, but a superstitious…
This is an image of a cake that was made for one of the previous exhibitions, The Picts Preserved, at Perth Museum.…
The publication of Gathering Time marks a turning point in our understanding of the early Neolithic, and a revolution in dating methodology.…