• 75

    miles of road analysed and excavated in the last 5 years

  • 5000

    items available in our library

  • 15000

    burials excavated in the last 5 years

  • 325

    archives deposited with museums in the last 5 years

Project feed

Every week our teams of archaeologists are uncovering interesting finds across the country. Whether it is an artefact or an ecofact, each piece of evidence helps us build a more detailed picture of the past. 

Join us in an exciting journey of discovery.

Portrait of Gareth Hayes

Gareth is in our Cambridge office

 

Who says that archaeology is only about digging up finds! After spending time on site, Gareth was in the Cambridge office washing a well-preserved cow skull from one of our sites in Cambridgeshire. He had some help from our colleague Gregorz, in the background. 

Gareth washing a cow skull
An illustration drawing of an acorn attached to a leaf.
Ecofact
Portrait of Adam Parson

Adam is in our Lancaster office

 

Adam had some great high school work experience volunteers in the office learning about archaeological illustration and how art and geometry are used to reconstruct roman pottery! 

A student learning to do the archaeological illustration of a metal object
An illustration drawing outline of people
Community
Clem

Clem is at the Begbroke Science Park, South East region

 

Our Community Archaeology Manager, Clem Cooper, took part in the Science Wonder garden party hosted by the University of Oxford at their new Science Park in Begbroke. Clem showed some of our finds from Begbroke and nearby areas and talked about OA's work in and around Oxford. 

Clem with a stall to showcase finds
An illustration drawing outline of people
Community