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With winter solstice finally behind us and the Spring equinox edging ever nearer, we visit the Scottish island of Foula. Remote and…

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This month we are featuring a Festival Special, a section devoted to the events and awards at the upcoming Archaeology Festival Cardiff…

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Our November   cover feature brings you a report on the fabulous recent discovery of Shakespeare’s lost theatre, home to the first…

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This month’s CA covers a lot of ground, with up-to-the minute results from this season’s excavations at both Chester Amphitheatre and Horcott…

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This month’s issue of Current Archaeology brings you an eclectic and exciting mix of time, place and personalities.   We open with…

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It’s been a busy few weeks at Current Archaeology, with each of us off on various field projects and conferences, including the…

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This month, Current Archaeology is all over the map (literally!), covering a broad range of topics and time periods from the length…

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This month, everyone is talking about the Roman emperor Hadrian (in advance of the opening of the new exhibit at the British…

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Current Archaeology  gets back to the trenches! Included in this edition is our annual Dig Supplement. Editor in Chief, Andrew Selkirk, shares…

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Special Tudor Edition The Tudor dynasty ruled England from 1485 to 1603: chock-full of colourful characters and big events, the Tudor continue…

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