A large Romano-British pit was discovered at Round Church Street, Cambridge during 2019-21 excavations. This 2nd century feature, cut by a 4th century ditch, was probably a quarry pit for sand and gravel that was then reused as place to dispose of refuse.

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Prehistoric potsherd - Grooved Ware c. 2900-2400BC #LateNeolithic

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This posthole, part of a Middle Bronze Age roundhouse excavated at Gravel Diggers Quarry, Waterbeach during 2016-18 contained a complete loomweight. The loomweight had an absence of wear suggesting that the unused artefact may have been deliberately placed in the posthole.

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Sometimes you just need a massive cauldron of homemade soup.

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Thinking about The Roman Empire at Burgh Castle

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