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Welcome to the MOLA blog. Explore our latest news, discoveries, stories and content. Our blog posts are created by archaeologists and specialists from across the organisation and cover a range of fascinating and informative topics. Browse our posts using the tags, join in the discussion and share with your network.

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Research for Bloomberg uncovers the earliest evidence for cockroaches in the British Isles

MOLA team
08.02.2019

Excavations in preparation for Bloomberg’s new European Headquarters from 2010-2014 were an unprecedented opportunity to explore three he

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MOLA specialist appointed as Field Archaeologist in Residence at University of Cambridge

MOLA team
22.01.2019

We’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.

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New CITiZAN Discovery Programmes awarded National Lottery funding to target regions where coastal archaeology is vulnerable to extreme erosion

MOLA team
09.01.2019

CITiZAN, the Coastal and Intertidal Zone Archaeological Network, has been awarded funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund to establish six Discovery Programmes in areas where the risk to intertidal and coastal archaeology is extreme.

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Recent discoveries from conservation of the Glenfield Park cauldrons

MOLA team
20.12.2018

Our conservation team are well underway in their project to meticulously excavate, record and preserve the remains of a remarkable group of eleven Iron Age cauldrons found by a team from ULAS at Glenfield Park.

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The Dzhangal Archaeology Project: an archaeological perspective on modern migration

Janet Miller
18.12.2018

MOLA's Chief Executive, Janet Miller, talks about the Dzhangal Archaeology Project, and why she believes archaeologists should be discussing and engaging with difficult issues like modern migration.

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Research for Bloomberg uncovers the earliest evidence for cockroaches in the British Isles

MOLA specialist appointed as Field Archaeologist in Residence at University of Cambridge

New CITiZAN Discovery Programmes awarded National Lottery funding to target regions where coastal archaeology is vulnerable to extreme erosion

Recent discoveries from conservation of the Glenfield Park cauldrons

The Dzhangal Archaeology Project: an archaeological perspective on modern migration

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