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A major new publication is bringing together more than fifty years of archaeological investigation at Fulham Palace, revealing over 10,000 years of human activity beneath one of London’s most significant historic sites. Published by Fulham Palace Trust and PCA, This Land of 50 Hides presents the first complete history of Fulham Palace and its grounds.…

PCA is delighted to announce the appointment of Damian De Rosa as Regional Manager for our Winchester office. Damian starts works with us today, 6th July. Damian brings significant experience and a strong presence in both the region and the sector. He is looking forward to building on existing relationships while developing new partnerships with…

This timelapse captures the reopening of a well first recorded in Archaeologia in 1782 and recently rediscovered within Newark Castle’s gatehouse. Archaeologists from PCA Newark have recently rediscovered a well during monitoring works inside the gatehouse at Newark Castle. The earliest known reference to the well comes from a plan published in Archaeologia in 1782,…

King’s Cross began as a crossing point over the River Fleet, later known as Battle Bridge. For much of its history, the area remained largely rural, with fields and small settlements around St Pancras. That began to change in the early 19th century with the construction of the Regent’s Canal, which drew industry into what…

Local archaeologist Mark Hinman will be delivering the first talk of the year for the Whittlesford Society at 7.30pm on Wednesday 15 April, at the United Reform Church in Whittlesford. Titled Great Excavations: A Life in Commercial Archaeology, Mark’s talk will draw on decades of professional experience, offering insight into the realities, challenges, and discoveries…

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