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A boot thrown from a plane? Unusual find at Kenley Revival Project community dig

Will Rathouse
25.09.2019

Excavations carried out as part of the Kenley Revival Project community dig uncovered the toe and heel piece of an old boot. In this blog, Will Rathouse shares what research has revealed about a possible amusing incident in its past...

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My week learning to be a buildings archaeologist

Audrie
25.09.2019

19-year-old Thurrock resident Audrie shares her experiences and highlights of a week spent learning about built heritage recording from our team.

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MOLA archaeologist, Sadie Watson, awarded UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship

Sadie Watson
13.09.2019

The next generation of research innovators has been announced by UK Research and Innovation. Amongst the 78 Future Leaders Fellows is MOLA archaeologist, Sadie Watson. In this blog she tells us a bit about her Fellowship…

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Ask the Expert: Not just any old gridiron

MOLA Headland team
11.09.2019

MOLA Headland Registered Finds Specialist, Owen Humphreys, explores what a Roman gridiron found on the A14C2H can tell us about cooking technology in Roman Cambridgeshire.

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New book reveals how Bronze Age elites used burial monuments to stake their claim on the Hampshire landscape

MOLA team
28.08.2019

We have just published a new book revealing how local populations may have used burial monuments to mark their claim on the Hampshire landscape during the Bronze Age.

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