Conservation is now complete on the exciting Roman metal vessel we found during excavations at Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge. The initial X-ray showed a solid vessel with an area of corrosion at the rim. Once the surfaces were carefully cleaned, this was revealed to be a very fragile broken iron loop handle.
Read MoreCongratulations to PCA’s Duncan Field on becoming a fully-qualified chain saw operative!
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An evening of Roman cooking with food historian and chef Sally Grainger – Wednesday June 23rd at 6pm
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PCA excavations at Lucy Cavendish College have found the course of Roman Akeman Street.
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PCA will have a stall at the Hilly Fields Summer Fayre this year!
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Alistair Douglas will be giving a talk on PCA’s extensive excavations at Bermondsey Abbey at the CBA London AGM and Spring 2021 London Archaeological Forum on 27th May 2021 at 18:00.
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To aid ongoing research into the Bronze Age crouched burials of Oxfordshire, we used 3D photogrammetry surveying to maximise the data collected and allow our experts, and anyone else who might be interested, to study each individual in detail and from the comfort of their desk.
Read MoreThe archaeological investigations at Cholsey have finally come to an end and our multi-office team have returned to their London, Cambridge, Newark and Warwick offices to enjoy their next adventure.
Read MoreA wonderful compilation of aerial footage across various sites by our UAS operator Ryan.
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