CWA Photo Competition 2022 (sponsored by Hidden History Travel) - RESULTS

2022 Current Archaeology Awards - RESULTS

Mutiny in the Duchy: an American uprising in Second World War England -Kate Werran

Playing the Past: the archaeology of football in Scotland and its social benefits - Dr Paul Murtagh

Monasteries in the Viking Age: Iona after AD 800 - Dr Adrián Maldonado

The First Pharaohs: Professor Aidan Dodson

Iron Age coins in Britain: new advances through Linked Open Data - Dr Courtney Nimura

Bridge over troubled water: Roman finds from Piercebridge: Prof Hella Eckardt & Dr Philippa Walton

Trellyffaint: art and feasting - Dr George Nash

Libarna: putting together a fragmented history: Dr Katherine V. Huntley

Flipping the Script on Colonial Narratives: Roman Reliefs on the Antonine Wall - Dr Louisa Campbell

Secrets of the Cladh Hallan roundhouses - Professor Mike Parker Pearson

Prehistoric diets in the Southern Levant: Dr Shyama Vermeersch

Archaeology in Japan: some reflections from the UK: Professor Simon Kaner

Airfields and their potential for study - Dr Robert Clarke

1942: Britain at the brink: Taylor Downing

Roman Richborough: the amphitheatre and town - Tony Wilmott

Rediscovering Fountains Abbey through conservation archaeology - Mark Newman

The treasure chest of textiles - Dr Margarita Gleba, Dr Malika Kraamer, and Sarah Coleman

Conserving Stonehenge: the most major works on the sarsen lintels since the 1950s -Dr Heather Sebire

Visualising Iron Age Shetland - Dr Li Sou

Visualising Dunhuang: the Mogao and Yulin Caves in China - Dr Dora C Y Ching

The Priors Hall temple-mausoleum - Paddy Lambert

Stable isotope approaches to social differentiation in Indus Valley cities - Ayushi Nayak

Archaeologists in Quarantine- Natasha Billson

Was Hadrian's Wall an expensive folly? - Professor David Breeze

Rise of the mega-henges? A new chronology for Mount Pleasant Henge, Dorset - Susan Greaney

Old images, new perspectives: the HEIR Project - Dr Janice Kinory

Thames mudlarking - Jason Sandy and Nick Stevens

Keeping the dead close: Bronze Age relics in context - Professor Joanna Bruck

Roman Aldborough - Professor Martin Millett and Dr Rose Ferraby

New dating evidence at Chedworth Roman Villa - Dr Martin Papworth

Hadrian’s Wall: creating division - Dr Matthew Symonds

Between the cracks: underfloor archaeology at Oxburgh Hall - Anna Forrest

Dealing with the dead: excavations at the Hospital of St James, Thornton Abbey - Dr Hugh Willmott

The archaeology of home - Nathalie Cohen

Ness of Brodgar: as it stands - Nick Card

A little house on the prairie: searching for Late Bronze Age settlements on Salisbury Plain

Cave of wonders: ritual and funerary zooarchaeology at the Covesea Caves - Alex Fitzpatrick

Rediscovering museum collections: from the Great Pyramid to Aberdeen - Dr Abeer Eladany

Maryport: investigating a cult centre on Rome’s north-west frontier

In the footsteps of Vespasian: defining the fortress of the II Augusta at Wimborne Minster, Dorset

Neanderthals in the outermost west - Dr Rebecca Wragg Sykes

Behind the scenes of the Havering Hoard - Kate Sumnall

The people at the edge of the world: Ice Age art in Jersey - Dr Chantal Conneller

What to expect at Current Archaeology Live!

Burnswark: Roman assault on a hillfort in Scotland

True colours shining through: Nelson's Victory

Current Archaeology Live! 2015

Richard Buckley talks about the discovery of Richard III, filmed at CA Live! 2013