At its peak, the Roman army acted as a military, naval, and police force to about a quarter of the population of…
Our cover story features Warham Camp, a hillfort that is ‘normal for Norfolk’ (as a Norwich girl, I’m allowed to say that!)…
Happy New Year! And happy birthday, too, to Oxford Archaeology, one of the UK’s oldest commercial units, which recently celebrated 50 years…
This month’s cover story takes us 32m below the waves off the Sussex coast. There, a previously enigmatic wreck has been named…
Our cover story travels to Llanddwyn Island, off the coast of Anglesey, where archaeologists have been documenting traces of two remote and…
For our cover story we tour the hillforts of Wales, considering what these mighty monuments were for, and if one definition can…
Our cover feature represents a powerful and poignant project investigating the frequently overlooked lives of ‘pauper apprentices’, children as young as seven…
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Don’t worry, you haven’t accidentally picked up the Christmas issue – rather, it’s the…
This month’s cover feature takes us back to the time of the Crusades, telling the story of the Knights Hospitaller, a military…
When I joined Current Archaeology (as Editorial Assistant) in 2011, the first issue I worked on was CA 259. I can’t decide…