We are #hiring! #TeamCFA has a busy autumn ahead, with excavations scheduled across the UK. From prehistoric settlements to a medieval city centre, we have a wide variety of sites which would interest any archaeologist!

To find out more, visit our website: https://www.cfa-archaeology.co.uk/careers

The winner of the September #CFAPhotoCompetition was Frances, with this fab photo. Our theme was "An Ode to Spade (and other things)", and we think she nailed it! We love the beautiful piece of worked flint she found, too.

#PhotoCompetition #Archaeology #BritishArchaeology

Choose your fighter! Are you #TeamSpade? or #TeamTrowel?

One of our archaeologists: "I love my trowel, of course I do. It's a staple of any archaeologist's toolkit. But there's something just so satisfying about cutting a perfect clean edge with the spade..."

Tell us your opinions in the comments!

#FindsFriday! These wooden stakes formed part of a retaining wall used to shore up the side of a goit, or a channel that diverts water used to power a mill, alongside wattlework or planking. The goit was associated with Cooper’s Mill (dated to 1628), a fulling mill in Leeds, West Yorkshire.

#TeamCFA's Jamie is giving a talk on pottery production at Snettisham, Norfolk, as part of the '50 Years of Discovery' conference on 1st & 2nd Nov.

Get your tickets at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/50-years-of-discovery-tickets-1465333324419?aff=oddtdtcreator

#TeamCFA has been busy in Gloucestershire, digging and recording a large open-area excavation. There is known prehistoric, Roman, and medieval activity in the wider area and we're looking forward to seeing what kind of remains we've uncovered!

We're ringing in the new year with a fantastic #RingDitch!

All of our offices are fully open and #TeamCFA is back out in the field, beginning a new year of excavation and discovery. We can't wait to see what we'll find in 2025!

#HappyNewYear #NewYearNewMe #BritishArchaeology