A rare Roman villa, with a bathhouse, outbuildings and a mosaic have been uncovered by university students and local volunteers in Devon’s...
07/08/2026
Gloucester’s Store to Store community project is back!
Working with the Museum of Gloucester and with support from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, 2025’s ‘Store to Store’ re-archiving project has...
16/07/2026
SHARE’s Rare Roman Villa: introducing our new community excavation
Roman villas are uncommon in Devon, with only a few sites confirmed by excavation. Two of these villas are protected as Scheduled...
11/05/2026
From Store to Stories: Caring for Gloucester’s Heritage
A different side of archaeology is being “unboxed” on television tomorrow, as Cotswold Archaeology’s archives specialists Hazel O’Neill and Beth Moreing appear...
27/01/2026
Work Experience with Cotswold Archaeology
Cotswold Archaeology have been welcoming work experience students for over 20 years, encouraging young people at our Kemble, Andover, Milton Keynes and...
04/11/2025
Peter’s picks: The 5 tiles that take the top spot
For those of you who’ve been following our project over the past three years, you will already be well-acquainted with Peter, the...
27/01/2025
Brandiers Farm: Un(tile) we meet again…
In 2024 we completed the third and final season of excavation at our community dig at the Brandier Farm Roman Tile Kiln....
20/01/2025
‘Open Doors’ at Cotswold Archaeology’s Milton Keynes office
On 7th September, our Milton Keynes office opened its doors to the public for the first time as part of Heritage Open...
25/11/2024
International Men’s Day – a Personal Perspective
As part of International Men’s Day, fieldwork archaeologist Duncan Andrews shares his personal experiences regarding mental health, war and archaeology. “Talking about...
19/11/2024
Teaching SEND students 3D scanning with National Paralympic Heritage Trust
Over the autumn and winter of 2023, Senior Illustrator Li has been assisting the National Paralympic Heritage Trust (NPHT) in teaching secondary...
04/11/2024
Explore a Career in Archaeology: Work Experience with Cotswold Archaeology for 2025
Are you aged between 14 to 18, have an interest in archaeology and fancied finding out more about what an archaeologist does?...
21/10/2024
Oxford Cotswold Archaeology: Joint venture launches new website
Our joint venture, formed to ensure that major contracts are delivered to the highest standard, is now the largest archaeological services provider...
09/09/2024
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