We traditionally see Roman Britain from the Rome-centred view; but how did the Britons really react? Now, a new book by Miles…
Current Archaeology would like to thank all those who attended, contributed to, or otherwise aided, this year's Archaeology LIVE! at the British…
A massive ceramic jar containing over 52,000 Roman coins has been discovered by a metal detectorist in a Somerset field — the…
We are delighted to announce Sam Moorhead as our official Archaeologist of the Year 2011. Sam is the National Finds Advisor…
Current Archaeology's Book of the Year 2011 is awarded to Julian Bowsher and Pat Miller for The Rose and the Globe: Playhouses…
This year, the much coveted Research Project of the Year prize went to The Ness of Brodgar, and was accepted on behalf…
Congratulations to the team behind the Frome Hoard, which was named as Current Archaeology's Rescue Dig of the Year 2011.
The award was…
When a country is invaded, how far does the native population adopt the culture of their conquerors? Do they make changes willingly…
In this time of austerity, we thought it might raise everyone’s spirits to take a look at Britain’s rich history; rich both…
Contradictory policies David Cameron marked the beginning of the holiday season (now but a distant memory) with a speech on tourism that…