In my previous two columns I explored some of the known for their medieval and later histories, and for their towering urban…
Excavating the Age of Steam St Pancras station famously escaped demolition in the 1960s, but what happened to the bit Betjeman did…
New evidence of an Iron Age hillfort at war Excavation at a Derbyshire hillfort has thrown up unique evidence for the massacre…
Here are some fruity shots of Stonehenge and a Celtic cross that show a real zest for archaeology! These pictures were taken…
A new generation of castleologists believe that castles were about much more than trebuchets, portcullises, galloping hooves, boiling oil, and the…
The Norfolk Historic Buildings Group celebrated its tenth anniversary in…
How Romantic! An archaeologist couple sent us this picture of their wedding cake. Now that’s commitment! This edition of edible archaeology…
This cake, which was enjoyed at the 3D Archaeological Society Christmas Dinner, is of a ruined Roman floor – complete with hypocaust,…
This cake is in the form of a section, with turf and layers, and a trowel beside it. It was made…
As Prince William’s and Kate Middleton’s nuptials this month stir up feverish national excitement, what light can archaeology shed on the…
Scotland’s Stirling Castle has been yielding Renaissance secrets. Gordon Ewart and Dennis Gallagher of Kirkdale Archaeology report on the fashionable grandeur in…