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On 20 April 2017, an Edward I long cross silver penny was found during the excavation of the former site of the Cock, a...

Way back in another time and another website the Canterbury Archaeological Trust posted this ‘Mystery Find No 2’. At that time several suggestions were...

An aurochs is a type of wild cattle that lived throughout Europe, North Africa and Asia and became extinct in Britain by the Late...

On Monday Avebury welcomed a group of about 40 volunteers from the local area. The volunteers were given a fascinating tour of Avebury Stone...

In 2016, following earlier English Heritage investigations, additional excavation and a geophysical survey were undertaken at this remarkable Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age midden...

Between 22 August and 30 November 2016, Cotswold Archaeology carried out an archaeological excavation on land at Lockleaze, South Gloucestershire, prior to residential development...

AOC's Dr Anne Crone has co-authored a paper recently published by Historic Environment Scotland which combines art history, timber provenance and dendrochronology to provide an invaluable...

Excavations at Queen Mary’s Hospital Carshalton Excavations between 2008 and 2010 at Queen Mary’s Hospital Carshalton revealed a fascinating Iron Age and early Romano-British site...

A huge camp which was home to thousands of Vikings as they prepared to conquer England in the late ninth century has been uncovered...

A comparison between geo-rectified photography and photogrammetry to record human remains. In late 2015 Wessex Archaeology started the excavation of a large Anglo-Saxon cemetery at...