A cut too far
Down the road in Birmingham, just a couple of months ago, Theresa May declared that “Austerity is over.” But in early December - the...
Archaeology and the historic trams of Edinburgh
Archaeology does not always deal with the distant past. Buried remains from the last century can provide exciting information about the development of our...
Discovering the house of the Blackfriars
Investigations carried out by GUARD Archaeology on the outskirts of medieval Stirling have discovered the foundations of the medieval Dominican friary.
The archaeological excavation was...
One of the largest villas in Roman Britain found in Oxfordshire
An investigation by Oxford Archaeology on the Broughton Castle estate near Banbury has shed light on what has been revealed to be one of...
Axe Discoveries at the Ness of Brodgar shed light on Neolithic...
The Ness of Brodgar is one of the largest and most important Neolithic excavations in Northern Europe. The dig is continuing...
Barrow Magazine revived
Heartening to see the newly revived Barrow Magazine, the student authored and published magazine of the Glasgow University Archaeology Society, now produced by the...
Search for lost Jacobite army camp near Stirling
The first survey of a potential site for the Jacobite army camp shortly before the battle of Falkirk is planned for the weekend of...
CBA Wales’s first annual archaeological conference
CBA Wales’s first annual archaeological conference is on the 31 August - 2 September 2018 at Lampeter, Ceredigion.
The newest and best of archaeology in...
Excavating Eboracum’s Common People
The current redevelopment of the former Newington Hotel by The Helmsely Group Limited provided York Archaeological Trust the opportunity to explore and study an...
Cotswold Archaeology publish the results of a Medieval Building excavation
In 2014 Cotswold Archaeology excavated a medieval building in Ottery St Mary, Devon, and the site is the subject of their first publication in...