In December 2019, a small fragment of cedar, which had been missing for more than 70 years, was rediscovered within the collections…
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A recent excavation along Constitution Street in Leith, in advance of an extension to the Edinburgh tram line to Newhaven, has uncovered…
Concluding his two-part exploration of Anglo-Saxon studies in the present day, John Hines considers what the future holds for this field.…
In English history, the years AD 410-1066 are traditionally called the ‘Anglo-Saxon’ period. How far is this an appropriate description, and how…
Community excavations on the Beaulieu Estate in the New Forest have uncovered an enigmatic Bronze Age monument, as well as evidence for…
Even though most of the country is in lockdown there are still plenty of ways to get explore the past! Amy Brunskill…
It was long thought that huge and complex monuments like Mount Pleasant in Dorset had developed over many centuries – but new…
In my previous column (CA 370), I examined Yorkshire’s prehistoric archaeology. This month, I am moving forward chronologically to explore the Roman,…
Between 30 BC and the 3rd century AD, during which period Egypt was a province of the Roman Empire, a practice developed…
Recent assessment of a unique burial assemblage from the Isle of Man has helped illuminate a rare type of funerary practice also…