For the second archaeology object to celebrate this weeks annual Festival of Archaeology (11-19 July) run by the Council of British Archaeology (CBA), we highlight a Roman coin. The coin was buried with another 2894 coins for nearly 1800 years, … Continued
In 2008, during the summer holidays at King’s College London, I was lucky enough to gain an internship at The British Museum identifying and cataloguing the High Weald hoard. The hoard, discovered in East Sussex with the aid of a … Continued
“It was nearly dark. It was winter, it was cold and raining. These things came out of the ground stuck together with clay; first two coins stuck together then in bunches of 80 and 100 and then a pot with … Continued
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