Category: Archaeology

Following a Trail of Potsherds to the Landscape

Following a Trail of Potsherds to the Landscape

How can pottery help to explore an archaeological landscape? Guest blogger DR. PHILIP MILLS, co-editor of Forms of Dwelling along with ULLA RAJALA, explains. Landscape archaeology is something that I, as a Roman ceramic… READ MORE

Offa’s Dyke: The Brexit Dimension?

Offa’s Dyke: The Brexit Dimension?

BY GUEST WRITER AND AUTHOR KEITH RAY Cover image: Raymond Perry via Wikimedia Commons, CC by SA 2.0 In January 2017, there are stirrings along the border between England and Wales…. READ MORE

Secrets of Orkney

Secrets of Orkney

In this blog, the late Caroline Wickham-Jones takes us behind the scenes of her involvement in the BBC2 series Britain’s Ancient Capital: Secrets of Orkney, sharing her love of this… READ MORE

The Oxbow Books End-of-Year Sale!

The Oxbow Books End-of-Year Sale!

We’re happy to announce that starting today and continuing through the end of the year, over 200 Oxbow Books titles will be offered at great sale prices on casemateacademic.com! This… READ MORE

The Archaeology Of Vampires

The Archaeology Of Vampires

Fear of the undead has been around for a very long time. Whilst the term ‘vampire’ wasn’t first used until around the sixteenth century, the ideas of people rising from… READ MORE

Current Archaeology Live 2016

Current Archaeology Live 2016

Last weekend Oxbow Books had the pleasure of attending Current Archaeology Live 2016. Hosted by the magazine of the same name, this conference is attended by many archaeologists, from the… READ MORE