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A tale of two hillforts: Illuminating the inhabitants of Iron Age Leicestershire

An exhibition currently running at the University of Nottingham Museum showcases finds from Breedon Hill and Burrough Hill, hillforts that are both located in the East Midlands where such monuments are relatively scarce and poorly understood compared to other regions. Carly Hilts visited the displays, speaking to John Thomas, Clare Pickersgill, and Helen Sharp.Leicestershire · Leicestershire Read Article

Ancient India: living traditions

An elegantly designed new exhibition at the British Museum traces the artistic traditions of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism. Carly Hilts visited to learn more.Buddhism · London Read Article

Finds Tray – Disc brooch

This is a cloissonné disc brooch dating from the late Anglo-Saxon period (c.AD 970-1100) and was recently found by a metal-detectorist on farmland near Winscombe and Sandford in North Somerset. While similarWinscombe · Winscombe Read Article

Rare paintings discovered at Tudor lodge in Castle Sowerby

Restoration work at a former Tudor hunting lodge – the Ashes in Cumbria – has revealed beautiful paintings lurking beneath the failing plasterwork. The paintings were discovered in the primary upstairs bedroom of the lodge, and are believed to date to shortly after its construction in the early 1560s. At this time, Castle Sowerby –…Paintings · England Read Article

Roman lime kiln found in Gloucester

A Roman lime kiln – possibly one of the first to be excavated in Gloucestershire – was discovered during excavations at Horsbere Brook at the Centre Severn development in Barnwood, a suburb of Gloucester. Excavations of the site were carried out by Cotswold Archaeology between September 2020 and February 2021, in advance of planned development.…Gloucester, England · Gloucester Read Article

Iron Age settlement and dog found at Fonmon Castle

As excavations continue on the Fonmon Castle estate, north-west of Cardiff Airport, more intriguing details have been revealed, including the remains of an Iron Age settlement. Over the past couple of digging seasons, the team from Cardiff University has been working to uncover an unusual early medieval cemetery on the estate, which has evidence of…Cardiff, United Kingdom · Cardiff Read Article

New thoughts on the Thetford Hoard

Found in 1979 on Gallows Hill in Thetford, Norfolk, the Thetford Hoard was originally believed to have been buried in the second half of the 4th century AD. Now Ellen Swift from the University of Kent has re-examined the components of the hoard, suggesting that it was more likely buried in the 5th century AD,…Thetford · Thetford Read Article

Titans of tin? The south-west as a powerhouse of tin-production in the Bronze Age

Recent research carried out by Project Ancient Tin, an initiative led by Benjamin Roberts and R Alan Williams from the University of Durham (published in Antiquity: https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2025.41), has found that a large proportion of sampled tin ingots on Mediterranean shipwrecks from the Bronze Age/early Iron Age were mined from ores in south-west Britain. These new…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

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A tale of two hillforts: Illuminating the inhabitants of Iron Age Leicestershire

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New thoughts on the Thetford Hoard

Titans of tin? The south-west as a powerhouse of tin-production in the Bronze Age

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