I have now examined the archaeology of every county in Britain bar one – Wiltshire. This was no accident, for I have…
Whirlow Hall Farm is a working farm on the western edge of Sheffield. Every year over 10,000 children visit it from…
Unearthing an English institution Excavations in Liverpool Street have revealed a post-Medieval cemetery. Could it contain the dead of the world’s first…
In response to our call for photos of edible archaeology, some students from Exeter University sent in a picture of their Greek…
The Norfolk Medieval Graffiti Survey Today the word graffiti carries unpleasant connotations. Articles tackling both graffiti and churches are normally reports of…
Nothing beats the excitement of hands-on archaeology, and with the new digging season almost upon us, there is no time to lose.…
For Steph Turville’s 21st birthday, her parents had an archaeological birthday cake made for her — the decoration was a Roman fort…
Excavating the Age of Steam St Pancras station famously escaped demolition in the 1960s, but what happened to the bit Betjeman did…
New evidence of an Iron Age hillfort at war Excavation at a Derbyshire hillfort has thrown up unique evidence for the massacre…
Here are some fruity shots of Stonehenge and a Celtic cross that show a real zest for archaeology! These pictures were taken…
A new generation of castleologists believe that castles were about much more than trebuchets, portcullises, galloping hooves, boiling oil, and the…