On Tweeting, Freelancing and the Axe Factor
by Ann Clarke @annclarkerocks
Tweeting suits me. Write a short message, rip it off the notepad and throw it out there. And repeat. Some messages...
Heritage organisations to merge post BREXIT
In a short press release released today by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) we have learned that the 3 mainland UK...
Cadbury Treasure Hunt Fiasco
Have Cadbury chocolatiers learned nothing from their disastrous 1985 ‘Creme Egg Scandal’ that saw members of the public digging and trespassing on private land...
Digging Becket: The Excavation of an Archbishop’s Palace in Kent
Since 2016 Aldington & Romney Archaeology have been engaging in excavations to uncover the story behind Thomas Becket’s palace at Aldington. The earliest written...
Archaeological Investigation at Wickham, Hampshire
Since September 2018, Cotswold Archaeology has been carrying out archaeological investigations in Wickham, Hampshire. Working with developer Croudace Homes and Winchester City Archaeology, the...
German Archaeology Skills Passport / Archäologischer Kompetenz-Pass available soon
With kind permission by David Connolly, BAJR’s Archaeology Skills Passport (http://www.archaeologyskills.co.uk/) has recently been translated into German and will be launched in both Austria...
Roman and medieval discoveries: Waterside, Leicester
A major excavation in north-west Leicester continues at the Waterside project. In advance of redevelopment, a series of archaeological investigations have revealed fresh discoveries...
An unusual lamp from a recently discovered villa at Stoke Gifford,...
A recent website story described the recent discovery of a Roman villa and associated features at Stoke Gifford, South Gloucestershire. The most intriguing artefact...
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...