Issues Current Archaeology 434 – ON SALE NOW This month’s ‘cover star’ is a medieval cameo that may have been lost by a pilgrim visiting Leiston Abbey in Suffolk. It…
Issues CA 203 The finest Celtic art for a generation has recently been unearthed at South Cave, in Yorkshire. A hoard of Iron Age swords…
Issues CA 202 Battlefield sites are endlessly debated. Where did the final defeat of Boudica take place? What was the exact location of the Battle…
Issues CA 201 Barely ten years ago, experts still believed hominids arrived in Northern Europe only after the Great Anglian Glaciation of c.450,000 BC. Then…
Issues CA 200 Somewhat to our surprise, Current Archaeology has now reached its 200th issue, so it is time for a gala special. In our…
Issues CA 199 In 1999, a new World Heritage site was created entitled the Heart of Neolithic Orkney. This brings together some of our greatest…
Issues CA 198 This issue we start with the Hertfordshire country set – c.150 AD. Two of the richest Roman burials ever found in Britain…
Issues CA 197 Amazing! For the first time, Ice Age cave art has been found in Britain. Countless people have visited Creswell Crags on the…
Issues CA 196 Rarely does an archaeological discovery change accepted history. The traditional story of the Roman invasion of Britain usually has Vespasian, later the…
Issues CA 195 What are the outstanding achievements in British archaeology? The British Archaeological Awards set out every two years to survey the field of…
Issues CA 194 How should we look after our historic towns? At Lincoln, English Heritage has been sponsoring a new way of assessing them, a…