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In the new issue of CA, out now: • On the trail of ‘Merlin’s Grave’ in Tweeddale • Excavations around New Ross in Ireland • Breathing life into a Grade II*-listed Norfolk building • Scottish origins for the Stonehenge Altar Stone? #Subscribe today via the link in our bio.

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Excavations by Border Archaeology ahead of a new housing development in Banbury, Oxfordshire, have uncovered a previously unknown Anglo-Saxon cemetery of more than 50 burials, many of them richly furnished. the-past.com/news/high-stat…

We're delighted to see the October edition of Current Archaeology magazine features an 8-page article written by GUARD Archaeology's Ronan Toolis on the Drumelzier #archaeology project that members of Peeblesshire Archaeological Society took part in. We also made the front cover! Get your copy now!

In 2014, Warwick Rodwell and Diane Gibbs bought the Grade II*-listed manor house in Northwold, Norfolk, and set about rehabilitating the house. Much has been learned in the process about the construction of the manor, as Chris Catling reports. the-past.com/feature/how-to…

A recent initiative has been working to restore the profile of the Uffington White Horse, a Bronze Age hill-figure in the care of the National Trust. Read more: the-past.com/shorts/the-pic…

Construct an idea of the process for restoring a Grade II*-listed manor house with this article in Current Archaeology

The Hallaton Helmet, an ornately decorated piece of Roman cavalry equipment discovered in rural Leicestershire in 2000, is undeniably an important artefact – but how do you interpret its now-fragmentary imagery for museum visitors? the-past.com/feature/roman-…

✨Book review in print✨ Thank you Current Archaeology for reviewing 'Historic Building Mythbusting' by James Wright James Wright (📘: buff.ly/3wtZVOy) #Archaeology #mythbusting

Dozens of Anglo-Saxon burials have been uncovered on the site of the Old Bell Hotel, located next to Malmesbury Abbey in Wiltshire, by Cotswold Archaeology this July. Read more: the-past.com/news/malmesbur…

New article in Current Archaeology/The Past about the finds at the Old Bell Hotel in Malmesbury. The Old Bell Hotel Malmesbury’s first confirmed Anglo-Saxon burials discovered near abbey the-past.com/news/malmesbur…