A collection of palaeolithic tools has sold at auction.

The Archaeology Forum (TAF) has published a new leaflet, with the purpose of promoting archaeology to audiences unfamiliar with the subject and the wide range of positive effects it can have for people and society. The leaflet will be used by CIfA to engage with politicians, officials and wider external stakeholders.

A wrecked near-350-year-old English warship is more complete than previously thought, Historic England has said.

An interactive map has been launched to help people discover the history behind coastal landmarks in the South East and beyond.

The 4th edition of First Aid for Finds is now available as an online resource; a guide to the identification and preservation of archaeological materials on site and during post-excavation processing by Cardiff University and RESCUE.

A medieval palace which has housed archbishops and hosted Henry VIII has received a £300,000 grant to help save and repair it.

Historical photographs and stories of the South East feature in a new digital archive project.

The latest update by Dr Sheila Sweetinburgh featured on the Centre for Kent History blog at the Canterbury Christ Church University website. Featuring KAS CCCU Student Ambassador Grace Conium Parsonage.

The skeleton of a Bronze Age woman is set to be archived in a museum after being unearthed at a Kent building site.

A section of one of Britain’s most important Roman roads has been unearthed under Old Kent Road in south-east London.

Archaeologists have unearthed what they believe to be an ancient pub on the site of the multi-million pound Dover Beacon project.

Searching the Thames' riverbed for historical treasures will be possible once again after the Port of London Authority (PLA) reopened applications for permits.

Archaeologists have uncovered what they believe to be signs of prehistoric life in Faversham in Kent.

A new archaeology gallery at the Maidstone Museum has been opened by comedian and actor Hugh Dennis.

A new archaeology gallery is being prepared to open at a popular Kent museum, it has been announced.

The FBI is investigating the sale to US buyers of what are suspected to be hundreds of treasures from the British Museum.

An "incredibly rare" Roman head of Mercury has been discovered during an archaeological dig.

Kent's Roman Painted House has reopened to the public after Dover District Council took back possession and refurbished the site.

Why are diseases more common in some parts of Europe than others, and why are northern Europeans taller than their southern counterparts?

A rare flute made from bone has been unearthed at an archaeological site near Herne Bay.