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These are the latest additions to our grey literature online archive, OA Library:
Milton Road, Cambridge: in August 2015, Oxford ...
Geophysics has been used at a site in the Fens to pinpoint the exact site where a Spitfire crashed in November 1940. Last month, Peter Masters, Research Fellow at Cranfield University, Forensic Institute undertook the ...
TV historian Dan Snow was at the Dorset County Museum recently to film a BBC series about the Vikings, according to the Blackmore Vale Magazine. His focus was on the remains of the decapitated Vikings ...
Only two uploads in this week's Grey Literature digest from OA Library.
OA East conducted a desk-based-assessment of the garage on the corner of Huntingdon Road/Histon Road/Victoria Road in Cambridge. For locals, this ...
Did you know that most of our archaeological excavations are written up into grey literature reports, free to download from the OA Library?
This week's uploads include Iron Age features in Waterbeach, Cambridge and Neolithic ...
Oxford Archaeology (OA) has been commissioned by Historic England to assess the potential risk to buried archaeological remains as a result of the installation of trench arch drainage systems in churchyards. The project is primarily ...
Until the spring of this year, the Provost's Garden at The Queen's College might rightly have been regarded as one of the most peaceful and idyllic of locations in the city. Sheltered from Oxford's hubbub, ...
Members of the Society for Medieval Archaeology (SMA) visited the offices of Oxford Archaeology South for a special event to examine some of the remarkable material from major excavations at Stoke Quay in Ipswich, undertaken ...
Oxford Archaeology staff digging a waterhole during recent excavations in Surrey in preparation for gravel extraction made the exciting discovery of an early Iron Age socketed copper alloy axe, dating to between 800 and 600 ...
