Recently I had the good fortune to spend a week in France doing babysitting duties with my grandchildren at my son’s house…
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Richard III’s life was ended by a brutal thrust into the back of his neck, which penetrated so far into his head…
When I launched Current Archaeology in 1967 I never thought that we would ever reach issue 300. To my surprise, 12,000 pages…
Canterbury Archaeology Trust (CAT) was formed in 1975 to undertake excavations, research, publication and the presentation of the results of its work…
The Irish Post-Medieval Archaeology Group seeks to promote, amongst academics and the general public, a greater understanding of Ireland’s post-1550AD archaeology, history…
The Canterbury Historical and Archaeology Society (CHAS) was established in 1920 to ‘encourage the study of history and antiquities of the City…
Surrey Heath Archaeology and Heritage Trust is a charitable trust which is run by volunteers. It aims to increase knowledge of &…
ACE Archaeology Club is based in Devon where they are committed to investigating and protecting Devon’s Archaeological heritage. ACE is made up…
Chichester and District Archaeology Society celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2011. It aims to increase public awareness of and support for archaeology…
We have been excavating at Caen Castle in Normandy for the past four years. As the dig came to an end, we…