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Happy New Year! It’s amazing that 2020 is upon us already – which means that our annual conference is also approaching fast…

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Our cover feature explores a significant change of heart: why were Silchester’s Roman baths demolished in the 1st century, just as the…

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This month we are putting the ‘art’ into ‘artefact’, showcasing a number of exciting discoveries that are as beautiful to look at…

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This summer has been typically busy for archaeology, and it has been brilliant zipping around to visit as many projects as possible.…

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On 6 June, we marked the 75th anniversary of D-Day. Among the Allied troops involved in that watershed campaign was the 506th…

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In 1849, John Collingwood Bruce led an expedition to Hadrian’s Wall to tour the Roman remains. Since then, this trip – known…

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This month marks 40 years since Wessex Archaeology was founded. Milestone birthdays are often a time of reflection as well as celebration,…

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Our cover story takes us to the longest archaeological ‘site’ in Britain: the banks of the River Thames. For ten years, Thames…

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