What should I call my book? As some of you may know, I am spending my retirement, or semi-retirement, on writing what…
Richard III’s life was ended by a brutal thrust into the back of his neck, which penetrated so far into his head…
We have been excavating at Caen Castle in Normandy for the past four years. As the dig came to an end, we…
One of our PhD students at the School of Archaeology, University College Dublin, Niamh Kelly, created this maritime wonder, and kindly…
Extensive genetic and genealogical analysis involving both male and female-line relatives of Richard III have confirmed that the skeleton found beneath a…
Our curator, Dr Ros Cleal, recently celebrated a remarkable 20 years at National Trust Avebury’s Alexander Keiller Museum – and we…
In CA 294, I read a letter from an archaeological illustrator called Sarah Bailie, who also makes heritage-themed cakes. You had also…
A major new visitor centre, exploring the life, death, and rediscovery of Richard III, has just opened on Leicester’s Grey Friars site.…
I thought you might be interested to see the latest Edible Archaeology contribution from Birmingham Museums [following their stunning Staffordshire Hoard…
I enjoy seeing the cakes that you feature in CA, and wondered if you’d like to see my latest creation, made…
Marking the 75th anniversary of a watershed discovery In May 1939, Suffolk archaeologist Basil Brown made a discovery that would change perceptions…