Last Saturday, staff from Oxford Archaeology were present at Oxfordshire Past, the annual meeting organised by the Oxfordshire Architectural and Historical Society of all voluntary history and archaeology societies in the ...
The latest volume in Oxford Archaeology’s Thames Valley Landscapes series, a report on excavations at Kingshill South on the eastern edge of Cirencester in Gloucestershire, where evidence for prehistoric and Roman ...
A team of archaeologists from Oxford Archaeology East have been working on behalf of Roxhill at the Warth Park development. As part of the mitigation strategy for the development, overseen by Liz ...
Two Oxford Archaeology projects feature as case studies in a new book published by the University of Brighton as part of a project to collate and critically review approaches to deposit ...
Oxford Archaeology has started excavation in the basement of Norwich Castle’s iconic Norman keep. Led by Norfolk Museums Service with financial support from Historic England, these are the first major excavations on ...
We are thrilled that our publication, Lost Landscapes of Palaeolithic Britain, has won the award for 'Book of the Year' in the Current Archaeology Awards 2018
In the largest study of ancient DNA ever conducted, an international team of scientists of 144 archaeologists and geneticists from institutions in Europe and the United States, including Oxford Archaeology, has ...