What happened to “take only photos, leave only memories”? This year, some idiot(s) decided that they could light a fire in Castlerigg stone ...

  The Guardian reports: Now a project has been launched to delve into the lesser understood links that may exist between  the monument and ...

  Actors, Not Spectators. Community Representation in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in the 21st century A session at the 28th EAA Annual...

Pagans for Archaeology completely rejects racism, fascism, Nazism, white supremacism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, homophobia, transphobia, ...

In Manchester, there is a defunct Unitarian church, and next to it a graveyard where many Unitarians and their dissenting predecessors are b...

People from other religions, and occasionally archaeologists, refer to contemporary Pagans as "neopagans". I personally find this ...

Liz Williams, science fiction author and druid, has written an article in The Guardian Comment is free   entitled How to honour the ancient...

Tiffany Jenkins has just reviewed the redevelopment of the Museum of Scotland. I found it fascinating that the kids she went with noticed t...

The Norfolk Medieval Graffiti Survey is pleased to announce that their website is now fully updated and revised. The new site now contains ...

A comment from "Anonymous" appeared in the comments following Caroline Tully's recent interview with Ronald Hutton . It alle...

Many different faiths and cultures have made a mark on Britain, and this should be celebrated. Today I visited the amazing Hindu mandir in N...

DEFRA have just announced that the Aggregates Levy, which was previously used (in part) to fund rescue archaeology and environmental project...