01-05-2025 13:15 via archaeology.co.uk

Current Archaeology 423

Founded in 2005, the Culver Archaeological Project has for the last two decades been uncovering a fascinating Roman landscape – including an unusual enclosed settlement – beside the River Ouse in East Sussex. With the initiative now marking its 20th anniversary, we explore some of its key findings to-date.Turning from a long-running excavation to a newly announced discovery, we then share the latest insights into the magnificent Melsonby Hoard, one of the largest Iron Age hoards foun
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Excavating the CA Archive – Roman Cirencester
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Excavating the CA Archive – Roman Colchester
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Björn Weiler and Jinty Nelson
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Excavating the CA archives – Roman Chester
A Roman landscape revealed: Celebrating 20 years of the Culver Archaeological Project
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Excavating the CA archives – Offa’s Dyke
Excavating the CA archives – Offa’s Dyke
Warhorse: Discovering the archaeology of a medieval revolution
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