The CWA Photo Competition 2024 has now closed. See this year’s winning photos here. Send us your best heritage photos for a…
Archaeologists have found dozens of inscriptions carved by 17th century Dutch sailors on Madagascar, shedding new light on how trading ships communicated…
A fifth person has been arrested in connection with the theft of 18 Chinese artefacts from the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, police…
More pictures of the Roman silver vessels recently discovered in Vinkovci, Croatia, have been sent to CWA by Geoarheo, the commercial unit that…
Christmas will not be cancelled after all: archaeologists have found the earliest known Maya Calendar – with dates that go well beyond…
Cambridge University archaeologists have announced the discovery of a previously unknown 2,500-year-old language in Turkey - as reported in CWA 50.…
Can you identify these men? Cambridgeshire Police have released further details of the individuals and vehicle thought to be involved in the…
Greek archaeologists have called a public meeting in London to discuss the challenges faced by heritage services under ongoing austerity measures in…
Police have launched an investigation after 18 Chinese artefacts were stolen from the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. The items were taken during…
A cache of almost 50 Roman silver vessels has been discovered in Vinkovci, Croatia. With a total weight of over 35kg, the…
A substantial Viking hoard has been discovered on the Swedish island of Gotland - 174 years after another cache of almost 6,000…
One of Greece’s most famous archaeological sites, the Middle Bronze Age city of Akrotiri, reopened to the public today (April 11, 2012) after being…
Prosecutors in Egypt have indefinitely adjourned hearing the testimony of the former Antiquities Minister Zahi Hawass who is charged with smuggling Egyptian…