MOLA brings together leaders to discuss The Oxford to Cambridge Arc
MOLA team
15.03.2019
Last night, we invited leaders from a range of sectors to take part in a debate, chaired by our CEO, Janet
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Research for Bloomberg uncovers the earliest evidence for cockroaches in the British Isles
MOLA team
08.02.2019Excavations in preparation for Bloomberg’s new European Headquarters from 2010-2014 were an unprecedented opportunity to explore three he
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Earliest physical evidence of beer making process in Britain discovered on the A14C2H improvement scheme
MOLA Headland team
30.01.2019Our archaeobotanist, Lara Gonzalez Carretero, has uncovered what is believed to be the earliest physical evidence for beer-making in the UK, dating back more than 2000 years to the Iron Age, on the A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon improvement scheme. -
Why do archaeologists get excited by named burials?
MOLA Headland team
24.01.2019Archaeological excavation at St James’s burial ground in Euston for HS2 is underway and we are uncovering a large number of burials with surviving name plates. The opportunity to combine detailed osteological analysis with historical research is unprecedented. -
MOLA specialist appointed as Field Archaeologist in Residence at University of Cambridge
MOLA team
22.01.2019We’re delighted to be sending another member of our team to take up the position of Field Archaeologist in Residence at the University of Cambridge.