14th February 2018:
Oxford Archaeology has a long tradition of hosting university students undertaking a placement year in industry as part of their degree course. In addition to fieldwork, we aim to give students experience ...
9th February 2018:
Oxford Archaeology is extremely pleased to have a section of stunning medieval tile pavement from the Greyfriars Cloister Walk now on permanent display within Oxford's new Westgate shopping centreThe display ...
25th January 2018:
Since our last update, post-excavation work on site at Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, for Urban and Civic plc has continued and some fantastic new discoveries have been madeFollowing completion of fieldwork in ...
17th January 2018:
Recent investigations at Melbourn have revealed a surprisingly rich multi-period landscape in Cambridgeshire.A team from OA East excavated a site at Melbourn in south Cambridgeshire ahead of a building development during ...
11th January 2018:
A carved stone block dating to the Roman period was recently unearthed during a community excavation at Irthlingborough in NorthamptonshireVolunteers from the Irthlingborough Archaeological Society, in conjunction with staff from ...
4th January 2018:
A review of our work and achievements in 2016 and 2017 is now available to downloadIn this special public edition of our in-house magazine, In Touch, we present some of ...
7th December 2017:
An excavation undertaken by OA East has provided inspiration for a creative cross-curriculum project for students at St Matthew's Primary School in Cambridge.In 2012, OA East carried out an excavation at ...
4th December 2017:
We are excited to announce that our publication, Lost Landscapes of Palaeolithic Britain, has been nominated in the Book of the Year category in the Current Archaeology Awards 2018The volume, ...
29th November 2017:
For thousands of years East Kent has been a gateway for new peoples, new cultures, new ideas and for tradeKent County Council’s construction of a new road link, the second ...
