Cooking up Chronology
Title Image: Illustration of an Early Neolithic pot from Cornwall. Credit Cotswold Archaeology
Pottery is one of the most commonly recovered artefacts from archaeological sites,...
Roman Bread ovens a key find in Lincolnshire
Main Image: Base of a Roman oven: Allen Archaeology
Thousands of artefacts were discovered along the route of the...
Excavation at Jesus College, Cambridge
Main Image: An aerial view of the site, taken from the roof of the college. The modern topsoil and garden paths have...
Highways England Master’s Studentships on the archaeology of the A14 via...
Main Image: Circular Henge Monument: courtesy-of-MOLA-Headland-Infrastructure
From July 2021 we will be welcoming two Archaeology Master’s Students to MOLA...
Anglo-Saxon cemetery and settlement found in Northamptonshire
A team of archaeologists from Museum of London Archaeology have uncovered the largest Anglo-Saxon cemetery ever found in Northamptonshire while working on...
Archaeology Ex Machina – the VALT application and LIDAR landscape...
Virtual Reality and its use in archaeology is nothing new, but it has almost exclusively been relegated to applications for public...
Period packs to be provided by FAME
Archaeology trade body FAME is to provide all its members with period packs.
The trade association for archaeology in...
Reporting Bullying and Sexual Harassment: a workplace survey by BAJR Respect
(Header Image: Image by John Hain from Pixabay)
Kayt Hawkins & Cat Rees, December 2020
Life in the hinterland of Roman Alchester
A great deal of archaeological work has taken place in recent years around Bicester, Oxfordshire, in connection with the expansion of the...
New MOLA Training Schemes
MOLA have created two new fieldwork programmes. One specifically for new-to-sector trainees who have no formal qualification or archaeological experience - the...