CFA Archaeology News

CFA's January Photo Competition winner was Nick, with 'Site Scene from Below'.

CFA Archaeology is hiring Archaeological Supervisors and Assistant Supervisors to be based in Leeds or Milton Keynes.

CFA Archaeology is hiring Field Archaeologists, to be based out of our Leeds and Milton Keynes offices.

CFA Archaeology is hiring Project Officers and Senior Project Officers, to be based out of our Leeds and Milton Keynes offices.

CFA's December Photo Competition winner was Joe, with 'Abandoned Quarry'.

In case you missed the Edinburgh, Lothians & Borders Archaeology Conference this past November, the talks were recorded and are now available to watch online.

CFA Archaeology has renewed their ISO 9001 certificate in Quality Management Systems.

CFA has published an article in the Forth Naturalist and Historian describing our excavations near the Devonpark Knitwear Factory in Tillicoultry.

CFA's zooarchaeologist and post-excavation officer Josh has been elected to the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA) Finds Group.

#TeamCFA assistant project manager Graeme submitted this winning photo for the company's November photo competition.

CFA Archaeology celebrates their 25th anniversary in 2025.

Check out CFA's new article 'A Beaker cremation burial and a medieval 8-post structure to the north of Edzell, Angus', published in the latest volume of the Tayside and Fife Archaeological Journal.

#TeamCFA buildings archaeologist Carley submitted this winning photo for the company's October photo competition.

CFA has published an article the The Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society (PCAS) describing our excavations of an Iron Age to Roman rural site in Cambridgeshire.

Celebrate with CFA Archaeology Ltd as we mark our 25th anniversary! Discover our journey from our start out of Edinburgh University to today, where we are a leading archaeological practice in the UK.

#TeamCFA archaeologist Frances submitted this winning photo for the company's September photo competition.

#TeamCFA archaeologist Mark submitted this winning photo for the company's August photo competition.

CFA is proud to announce the publication of an article in the most recent volume of 'Norfolk Archaeology', following an excavation in Attleborough in 2021. Prehistoric pottery was recovered from a pit cluster, indicating domestic Late Neolithic to Early Bronze Age activity, and a ring gully and further pits were radiocarbon dated to the Iron Age.

#TeamCFA's Rosie L has contributed to Chapter 14 of a new journal publication. The chapter is entitled 'Mentoring: Women in Archaeology and Heritage. The Positive Power of Social Media within Women’s and LGBTQIA+ Spaces.'

#TeamCFA member Jenni submitted this winning photo for the company's July photo competition.