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We are hiring!
We are looking for experienced archaeologists to join our teams in Milton Keynes and Cirencester, to assist in the excavation of a range of exciting rural and urban archaeological projects.
View job specifications and apply by end of Monday 5th October.
Cotswold Archaeology and COVID-19
26.05.2020 update: Cotswold Archaeology is open for business. Read our statement here.
Welcome to Cotswold Archaeology
We offer the full range of heritage and archaeological services from our Andover, Cirencester, Exeter, Milton Keynes and Suffolk offices. Established for over 30 years with an excellent reputation for quality.
From Twitter
As the early mists lifted, we finished recording last week's burnt feature. It's likely a kiln, used to burn animal bone and produce bone ash for fertiliser. The #PostMedieval spade marks are still visible, connecting #CASiteTeam with the individual who first dug it! #Archaeology https://t.co/7RgdDP5e9j
Senior Project Officer, Matt, showing off his findings at the Gunpowder Mill in Surrey!
Matt's posing inside Powder Mill A, with some of the modifications that were made in 1874, when it was converted to a flour mill.
#CASiteTeam #Surrey #Archaeology https://t.co/FDE8rLwWv9
A lot of our 'finds' are scars left in our landscape; the material finds we do recover are rarely gold coins or shiny shields. The skill is in identifying the significance of objects such as this (a Roman sword), when they don't look much at first glance #RealArchaeology #CATeam https://t.co/0dqPFVYPrC
Franco's getting ahead of the weekend and enjoying some fine Roman wine down in Wiltshire*. Wishes you all a great and sunny weekend! Cheers Franco! 🥂
#FrancoSaysRelax #CASiteTeam #BeMoreField
*Don't worry, we never let him near the heavy machinery... https://t.co/xD0wLWO1JL
Latest news
A WW1 Silver Medal from Besford, Worcestershire
This silver ‘British War Medal’ was found in July 2020 by one of our archaeologists while they were monitoring groundworks associated with an extension to a 17th century Grade II listed building in Besford, Worcestershire. The medal was found with a range of other objects, including broken pottery, animal bones, an iron sickle and a…
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Between February and August 2020, Cotswold Archaeology undertook an archaeological watching brief and excavation on an...
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Cotswold Archaeology has been working with Historic England on the artefacts recovered from the Protected Wreck Site of the...
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In 2019 Cotswold Archaeology worked with the Parks Trust to carry out an archaeological investigation and community project at...
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