Archaeology Press Release

Archaeologists uncover traces of Victorian school life

It’s rare for archaeologists to discover objects we can directly link to children, so a team from MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology) was delighted to uncover evidence of Victorian children’s schoolwork and play during recent excavations ahead of the development of SEGRO Park Wapping.

Nationally significant Anglo-Saxon burial ground uncovered at Sizewell C

Archaeologists have uncovered a nationally significant Anglo-Saxon burial ground during preparatory works for the Sizewell C nuclear power station in Suffolk.

Chasing History Expeditions – Collect moments, not just miles

Built on the belief that adventure should be empowering rather than intimidating, Chasing History Expeditions provides travellers with expertly crafted itineraries that prioritise meaningful discovery, cultural immersion, and seamless logistics.

3000-year-old secret of the Peebles Hoard revealed

A year on from its acquisition by National Museums Scotland, initial conservation work has revealed exceptionally rare silver-coloured objects in one of the most significant hoards ever discovered in Scotland.

Archaeologists search for missing WWII Pilot at P-47 crash site in Essex

A six-week recovery project is underway in North Essex to investigate the crash site of a US Army Air Forces P-47 Thunderbolt that went down during World War II.

Over 6000 ancient tombs discovered by archaeologists in China

Archaeologists excavating in Chengdu, Sichuan province have discovered over 6000 ancient tombs spanning more than 2000 years.

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