A biography normally explores the life of an individual person, but in this wide-ranging new book, Richard Hingley (Professor of Roman Archaeology…
As I sat down to write this month’s ‘Welcome’, the internet was awash with images of Processions, a mass participatory artwork celebrating…
A recent study, conducted by researchers from the Centre for Human Bioarchaeology at the Museum of London and Durham University, has looked…
It is always a joy and a privilege to visit excavations on behalf of CA, but I seldom get to see a…
Review – First Stop North of Londinium: the archaeology of Roman Enfield and its roadline settlement
Excavations in the modern borough since 1966 by the Enfield Archaeological Society have revealed traces of a roadside settlement that might have…
It is a startling thought that (thanks to a quirk of the publishing process) this is the last issue of CA with…
The early medieval cemetery at Sutton Hoo has a long and complex history. Our cover feature explores how a royal burial ground…
Gladiators return to the site of London's Roman amphitheatre for a Bank Holiday spectacular.…
The earliest-known written reference to London was revealed today (1 June) by MOLA archaeologists, as part of Britain’s largest, earliest, and most…