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Archaeology Awards 2020

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Current Archaeology Awards 2020: Photos

Scroll down to view pictures from the 12th annual Current Archaeology Awards. Click the image to view a high-resolution version. All pictures should…

Archaeology Awards

Rescue Project of the Year 2020

The award for Rescue Project of the Year 2020 was won by ‘Roman writing on the wall: recording inscriptions at a Hadrian’s…

Archaeology Awards

Book of the Year 2020

Life and death in the countryside of Roman Britain wins Current Archaeology‘s prestigious Book of the Year award for 2020 Winner of…

Archaeology Awards

Research Project of the Year 2020

The Research Project of the Year award was won by ‘Life beside the lake: opening a new window on the Mesolithic at…

Archaeology Awards

Archaeologist of the Year 2020

We are delighted to announce that Alison Sheridan is the winner of this year’s Archaeologist of the Year award Top archaeological honours…

 

News from The Past

Latest news from our sister site, the-past.com

  • Stone circle discovered inside Cornwall henge
    on July 4, 2022

    This represents a rare find for the area: the only other known Cornish henge monument with a stone circle is Stripple Stones on Bodmin Moor.

  • Food fit for a king? Reinterpreting early medieval diets with isotopic analysis
    on July 4, 2022

    The research focused on carbon and nitrogen signatures preserved in the bone collagen of 2,023 people buried in England between the 5th and 11th centuries AD.

  • Glasgow’s 1988 ‘Garden Festival’ rediscovered
    on July 2, 2022

    The festival welcomed some 4.3 million visitors over 152 days, and featured themed gardens, performances, a replica Roman bathhouse, and the much-loved ‘Coca-Cola’ roller coaster.

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