Many years ago, when more than half of the UK was still on dial-up internet access, my specialist interest in Classical lychnology became ...

Original research - ACCG style An American coin dealer recently called my attention to an old paper that he helped to compose on behalf ...

I note a rather sumptuous guide to the treasures of the al-Sabah Collection in Kuwait (billed as "one of the world’s most spectacular...

Dave Welsh, an American coin dealer and member of the ACCG , remarks that 'decontextualisation' is "an obviously coined word ...

In an online discussion stimulated by the recent news that one of the Parthenon marbles has been loaned to Russia, one person posed the f...

As an addendum to my previous post outlining a few changes that I would like to see in the way metal detecting is approached, I would urg...

Never say never. I did conclude my last post on this topic by saying that was all I had to say on it. However, I should try to clarify an...

Continuing on from my previous blog post about a debate on conservation , here is a copy of my latest comment sent to Andy Baines's bl...

When Paul Barford lamented the fate of the almost one million artefacts recorded by the PAS (" Where have Eleven Million Objects Gone...

The president of the Society for American Archaeology, Jeff Altschul, voices his frustration at the damage done by metal detectorists and ...