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Books

Review – 50 Finds of Roman Coinage: objects from the Portable Antiquities Scheme

This latest book in the ’50 Finds’ series from the Portable Antiquities Scheme is the first to focus on a specific artefact…

Books

Review – Burying the Dead: an archaeological history of burial grounds, graveyards, and cemeteries

This book provides a brief history of how humans have dealt with their dead over the centuries – mainly focusing on the…

Books

Review – Leprosy: past and present

More than a decade in the making, this book was well worth the wait. It is a thorough compendium of knowledge on…

Books

Review – Classical Caledonia: Roman history and myth in 18th-century Scotland

Classical Caledonia explores the antiquarian rediscovery of Scotland’s Roman remains, and how these have influenced and continue to influence Scottish identity, impacting…

Books

Review – Sheffield Castle: archaeology, archives, regeneration, 1927-2018

Sheffield Castle is a rare archaeological treat put together by a university team working with local authorities and professional archaeologists. It is…

Science Notes

Science Notes – Assessing the accessibility of Atxurra

Cave painting is one of the earliest forms of human culture, one of the first outlets of our creativity. But the meaning…

Heritage from Home

Heritage from Home – February

As we find ourselves back in lockdown, the vast quantity of resources available online seems more valuable than ever. Amy Brunskill has…

Opinion

Excavating the CA archive: Black Country

In the autumn of 2020, the archaeologist Mike Hodder suggested that I focus a column on CA’s coverage of the Black Country…

Features

Artists on the edge of the world

Archaeologists excavating a 15,000-year-old campsite at Les Varines, Jersey, have recovered ten fragments of stone decorated with hundreds of interweaving lines.…

News

Evidence of Roman reprisals in Essex?

A recently revealed Iron Age settlement in Cressing, near Braintree in Essex, appears to have been almost completely destroyed during the second…

News

Reviving Ousdale Broch

A recent conservation project has breathed new life into an Iron Age broch in northern Scotland. The Ousdale Broch, just south of…

News

Caistor Roman Project gets a boost

Caistor Roman Project (CRP) – a community archaeology group centred around the Roman town of Venta Icenorum at present-day Caistor St Edmund…

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