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Oxford Archaeology is extremely concerned about the COVID-19 Pandemic and its potential impact on our business, our staff and the public we come into contact with.

We are keen to play our part in ...

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21st April 2020:

A scaled-down investigation of the remains of the Medieval priory at the National Trust’s property in Cambridgeshire took place last month.

OA East were invited by the National Trust to undertake ...

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16th March 2020:

Relatively little is known about the layout and preservation of the Medieval priory at Anglesey Abbey so the National Trust have invited Oxford Archaeology East to investigate the early history of ...

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12th March 2020:

Oxford Archaeology's goals, values and priorities for the next five years - to lead, to inspire, to innovate, to create knowledge and to share - have been set out in our ...

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12th March 2020:

Staff from OA North were on hand to talk about the latest discoveries from the A585 Windy Harbour to Skippool bypass at two public exhibitions about the scheme organised by Highways England ...

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4th March 2020:

We were very pleased to hear that Life and Death in the Countryside of Roman Britain, co-written by Martyn Allen, a senior project manager in OA South's post-excavation department, won Book ...

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2nd March 2020:

Gill Hey, Oxford Archaeology's CEO, will shed new light on ancient landscapes, as she delivers the Tom Hassall Lecture for 2020 on the prehistory of the Upper Thames Valley

In 1995 ...

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27th February 2020:

OA North has just published its latest volume - Brothers Minor: Lancashire's lost Fransciscans

In 1991 and 2007, development-led excavations close to Preston’s historic centre revealed significant medieval remains. Although badly damaged, ...

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26th February 2020:

The rural historic environment is every bit as endangered as the natural environment, and the Environment Bill must protect nature and heritage in harmony.

The Heritage Alliance is calling on the ...

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