In the third in our series of articles for Black History Month reviewing sites that have unearthed stories of Black prehistory and history, we revisit the cemetery associated with St Augustine's Church ...
In the second in our series of articles for Black History Month profiling sites that have uncovered aspects of Black prehistory and history, we look at an 18th-century copper works in ...
In the first of our series of articles for Black History Month in which we profile sites that reveal aspects of the prehistory and history of Black people in Britain, we ...
This month, OA will be highlighting a series of excavations which tell us about the undocumented experiences of Black people in our collective human story.
A new book about the investigations at Stoke Quay in Ipswich provides crucial new evidence about one of England's oldest urban centres in the Saxon and medieval periods.
Three remarkable burials from a recently excavated medieval cemetery in Ipswich are the subject of an episode of the latest series of Channel 4’s Bone Detectives.
A major new international study of the genomic history of the Viking era co-authored by OA's Head of Burials has been published in the prestigious scientific journal, Nature.
Undergraduate students from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) studying Archaeology are volunteering alongside a team of professional archaeologists from Oxford Archaeology who are investigating nationally important prehistoric sites along the ...
OA East recently completed a six-month excavation of a densely populated Late Romano-British industrial landscape in Northamptonshire, with the potential to illuminate often overlooked aspects of rural life during the Roman ...