Following on from last month’s column on Worcestershire and Warwickshire, I will stay in the West Midlands for this column, moving north into Staffordshire. I have previously explored this region in a ‘run’ of counties visited across 2020 and 2021 – see CA 365 (August 2020) on Shropshire and Herefordshire, CA 368 (November 2020) on Cheshire, CA 369 (December 2020) on Derbyshire, and CA 372 (March 2021) on the West Midlands and Black Country. But there is so much more to offer in terms of the archaeology of this fertile region. Staffordshire has it all, from prehistory to the present day, spread across the pages of Current Archaeology.
Wetlands and moorlands
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