Tower of London Discoveries Featured in National Geographic
We’re delighted to see PCA's work at the Tower of London featured in National Geographic!…
Cate Davies29/08/2025
An Irish Comb in Worcestershire
For #FindsFriday, a decorated comb from an Early to Middle Anglo-Saxon settlement in Worcestershire, though…
Cate Davies22/08/2025
World Photography Day
Photography has been central to the archaeological record since the earliest excavations, from fragile glass plate…
Cate Davies19/08/2025
From Civil War Bridges to Medieval Garderobes: New finds at Newark Castle
PCA archaeologists from the Newark office have been busy over the last few weeks at…
Cate Davies15/08/2025
A Tonne of Pottery: what 72,000 sherds can tell us
In archaeology, individual finds are valuable, but it’s often the bigger picture that tells the…
Cate Davies08/08/2025
#FindsFriday | Saint Peter ad Vincula Feast Day
Today, August 1st, is the Feast of Saint Peter ad Vincula, the saint to whom…
Cate Davies01/08/2025
Essex Festival of Archaeology and Heritage 2025
We had a great time at the Essex Festival of Archaeology last week! Thanks to…
Cate Davies30/07/2025
More from the Tower of London
Want to see more from the Tower of London excavation? Historic Royal Palaces have shared…
Cate Davies25/07/2025
Tower of London Excavation Reveals Medieval Burials and Lost Chapels
Pre-Construct Archaeology has been working with the independent charity Historic Royal Palaces on the most…
Cate Davies17/07/2025
Uncovering Saxon Grantchester: PCA Shares Preliminary Findings
PCA’s Senior Project Officer, Rita Pedro, and Project Manager, Judy Mlynarska, delivered a talk to…
Cate Davies14/07/2025
