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Could you be a Cotswold Archaeology Trustee?

We are recruiting additional Trustees to join our Board. If you are passionate about heritage, have a strong strategic outlook, believe in...
12/05/2026

Deaf Awareness Week 2026: Myth Busting with Jack

Please meet Cotswold Archaeology’s “Duracell Bunny” – Jack Tobias – a field archaeologist with a background in zooarchaeology. I recently met up...
07/05/2026
Close-up profile of Jack wearing a hard hat with a hearing aid behind their ear.

Deaf Awareness Week 2026: “Right to understand – Together, we break barriers”

This year’s Deaf Awareness Week looks to break down barriers that are holding back full accessibility for those with hearing loss. One...
05/05/2026
rainbow in a dark sky with archaeologist in orange stood in a muddy site

Cotswold Archaeology achieves PAS 2080 certification

We are delighted to share that Cotswold Archaeology has successfully achieved PAS 2080 certification, the British Standards Institution’s framework for carbon management...
19/02/2026
Andy mudd o the left holding an A4 book and John Hart on the left

Andy Mudd: 1956 – 2025

Our former colleague Andrew Mudd, who died recently aged 69, was a dedicated professional archaeologist for more than fifty years, as well...
29/01/2026
The Cotswold team, at the on-site presentation of the DPAA Certificate of Appreciation L-R: Harvey Mills (photographer and finds supervision), Sam Wilson (Lead Archaeologist), Becca Peixotto (DPAA/Henry Jackson Foundation), Rocky Gillette (Director of Partnerships & Innovation, DPAA), Rosanna Price (Engagement Manager), Candice ‘Niki’ Wachtel (Community Engagement Archaeologist), Rachel Westbrook (Geomatician), Duncan Andrews (Archaeologist)

Cotswold Archaeology recognised for remembering the fallen

Over the past three years, Cotswold Archaeology has been developing a partnership with the United States Government department Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA). This...
11/11/2025
Excavation at Childrey Warren, "In the Shadow of Segsbury"

Could you be our next Trustee?

Cotswold Archaeology is a registered charity and limited company that was established in 1989. We exist to increase public awareness and appreciation...
21/10/2025

Hellos and Goodbyes on our Board of Trustees

Cotswold Archaeology said goodbye at our recent AGM to three long-serving Trustees and welcomed three new arrivals to our Board. Paul Cullen,...
04/09/2025

The Life and Trials of a Dislectic Archaeologist

I have been an archaeologist for over 50 years man and boy and have never tired of finding things, be they a...
21/03/2025

Autism in archaeology: Harnessing strengths, navigating challenges, and building an inclusive workplace

I’m Jacky, I’m a Senior Finds Officer and I’ve been at CA for approaching 12 years. I was diagnosed autistic 4.5 years...
20/03/2025

Parenting children with neurodiversity

My name is Kyla and I’m an HR Advisor here at Cotswold Archaeology. My children are neurodivergent and whilst I’m by no...
19/03/2025

Working in Archaeology with ADHD: A Personal Perspective

Hi, my name’s Caz and I’m one of Cotswold Archaeology’s Community Engagement Officers.  My job involves working with schools, giving webinars, organising...
18/03/2025