infrastructure archaeology

In the Shadow of Segsbury

REVIEW BY CH Large infrastructure schemes are often archaeologically exciting because they allow us to explore underlying features on a landscape scale. This comprehensive monograph summarises the results of one such excavation, by Cotswold Archaeology, where the creation of a…

ABOVE A Roman wooden figure, measuring 67cm in height, was recently discovered in Buckinghamshire.

Rare Romano-British carving revealed

The substantial figure, measuring 67cm in height, was discovered in July 2021 in Buckinghamshire, southern England

Routes to the past: ancient finds at construction sites

Among the many discoveries are the oldest known pistachio nut in Britain, found at the bottom of a well and dated to AD 24-128.