• Archaeology Book Store
• Where to study for a degree in Archaeology
• Alice holt pottery
• Ancient grains
• Anglo-saxon reading list
• Avebury
• Beginning Archaeology
• Animal bones
• Ancient Greek Food
• Spangenhelm
• Chain Mail
• Dig Diary
• Dive Dangers
• Early Hominids
• Egypt
• Metal Detectors
• Emergence debate
• Essential Digging Kit
• Glossary of Archaeology terms
• Henges
• Bows and arrows
• Mammoth
• The Mesolithic part 1
• The Mesolithic part 2
• Mesolithic blade
• Malta and Gozo - Archaeological paradise
• Museums
• Neolithic Burial Rites
• Neolithic tools
• Novel advice
• Novels for archaeologists
• Planning
• Potboiler Stones
• stone age tools
• roman mosaics
• roman roof tile
• roman sword
• Samain Ware
• Silchester
• Stonehenge
• Subsistence
• How to make a Toga
• Trowels
• The cost of trowels
• Upper Paleolithic Revolution
• Verulamium
• West kennet long barrow
• Weyland's Smithy
• Why Excavate?
• History of writing

Great Museums in England.

We asked our contributors to name their favourite museums in England. Here are the (unedited) results in no particular order. There does seem to be a strong Roman camp in our team at the moment, so if anyone wants to suggest other museums, please do drop us a line. Also, we could really do with Scots, Welsh and Irish Museum recommendations.

Verulamium Museum, St Albans wonderful roman collection

Roman Baths, Bath as complete a set of roman bathouses as you will find anywhere

Museum of London The city from neolithic times

Ashmolean, Oxford eclectic collection of artifacts

Household Cavalry Museum, Windsor military history

Black Country Museum, Dudley experience life in the industrial revolution

British Museum, London the daddy of museums

Jorvik Viking Centre visit York a viking settlement

If you like these archaeological museums, please let us know. If you want to write a review of an archaeological museum please send it in for publication on this site.