Research Seminar University of Leicester June 2013
On 19 June 2013 Cotswold Archaeology attended a research seminar at University of Leicester as part of a major three-year long project...
02/07/2013
News
Mick Aston
Chief Executive Neil Holbrook will be talking to BBC Radio Gloucestershire and BBC Somerset about Mick Aston’s contribution to archaeology at 11am...
28/06/2013
Mick Aston
We are sorry to learn of the death of Mick Aston aged 66. Mick was a trustee of Cotswold Archaeology for 14...
25/06/2013
Developer-funded Roman Archaeology in England
The second project newsletter for Realising the Research Potential of Developer-funded Roman Archaeology in England is now available. The project has been...
11/06/2013
Towcester Dig Open Days
Two Open Days at the Moat Lane archaeological excavations in Towcester proved very popular last week. Enthusiastic visitors were able to see...
04/06/2013
Towcester
Come and see an archaeological dig in progress at an Open Day in historic Towcester. There are two opportunities to come and...
17/05/2013
Roman Cirencester Smartphone App
Cotswold Archaeology has been pleased to support the Corinium Museum’s launch of a new Roman Cirencester app for iPhone, iPad, Android phones...
24/04/2013
Archaeology at Hinkley Point, Somerset
Cotswold Archaeology has been excavating at the site of the new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point in Somerset on behalf of...
24/04/2013
First Opportunity To See The Cirencester Roman Cockerel
In 2011 we excavated a fantastic enamelled bronze figurine of a cockerel in the grave of a Roman child near Tetbury Road...
08/03/2013
Cirencester Roman Cockerel back from its clean up
In November 2011 Cotswold Archaeology excavated part of the western cemetery of Roman Cirencester in advance of development on the old Bridges...
08/03/2013
Contract Win for Cotswold Archaeology
Cotswold Archaeology is delighted to have been awarded the contract to undertake archaeological investigations as part of the upgrade of the A5...
30/01/2013
New Year – New People in Cirencester
2012 was a strong year for Cotswold Archaeology, and 2013 already looks equally busy so we are delighted that we have been...
11/01/2013