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A Lost Cemetery? Burials at Redcliffe Quarter
During what might initially appear to have been mundane...
Date Written
8th March 2022
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Contrasting lives and fortunes in Bristol’s Redcliffe Quarter
Not only did our excavations in Bristol’s Redcliffe...
Date Written
14th February 2022
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Medieval pots from Bristol
In 2017 and 2018, Oxford Cotswold Archaeology...
Date Written
3rd January 2022
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Remains of the earliest occupants of Thame, Oxfordshire
Amongst the exciting multi-period archaeological landscape...
Date Written
5th June 2021
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Podiatry, disability and fast fashion in medieval Redcliffe
Settlement in Bristol began in the Late...
Date Written
9th April 2021
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Oxford Cotswold Archaeology’s modern-day link with the World War II generator plate
In a previous article, we highlighted a...
Date Written
29th March 2021
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Evidence of World War II activity along the A417
Along the A417 Missing Link in...
Date Written
8th March 2021
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Cupid – the god of love and other exciting discoveries along the A417
Recent excavations, conducted on behalf of Highways...
Date Written
2nd March 2021
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Redcliffe Quarter Archaeological Open Day
The Redcliffe Quarter Archaeological Open Day was held on...
Date Written
26th September 2018
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Evaluation phase at Sizewell C
Between December 2015 and February 2017 Cotswold...
Date Written
26th April 2017
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A Neolithic causewayed enclosure and other exciting discoveries at Thame, Oxfordshire
At the end of August 2015, Oxford Cotswold Archaeology...
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24th September 2015