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We clearly got the message at Archaeology ‘08 that the Romans are as popular as ever, so Roman  Britain is a big…

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Leading with a profile of Sir Neil Cossons and his work, we celebrate 50 years of industrial archaeology with a look at…

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This month, we spend a lot of time up north. There’s a lot going on in the chilly wilds up there,  and…

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The Celts loved feasting, and the communal cauldron from which the chieftains speared the ‘champion’s portion’ was central to Celtic epic.  What…

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Anthony Emery gives us a privileged look behind closed doors inside the great houses of medieval England, where we see a still-breathtaking…

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From prehistory to modern times, CA explores controversy, scandal and success in the archaeological world.   We bring you several top notch…

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This issue is about taking a fresh look at some old problems. When did Roman Britain end? What was the point of…

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The discovery of the past depends extensively on enthusiasts who pursue their vision over many years; two such enthusiasts feature in this…

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Radiocarbon dating revolutionised the study of prehistory. Then it was discovered you had to calibrate dates or you could be centuries out.…

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Where was Cassivellaunus’s stronghold? Cassivellaunus is the first named character in British history – named by Caesar as leader of the resistance…

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