For anyone interested in the history, heritage or archaeology of the capital, London Archaeologist is essential reading. Since 1968 it has been the periodical of record for the London area, covering every major archaeological discovery, period, event and issue. Now with a new design and expanded content, London Archaeologist includes excavation reports   historical articles   artefact and finds studies   monograph previews   archaeologist interviews   local society profiles   museum and exhibition reports   news   commentary   book reviews events diary

Now out - Spring 2008 featuring London's Palaeolithic Past Geophisical Survey in Tottenham Excavation in Caxton Hall Mystery sites from the archive Fulham Palace Findspot: the Drapers Gardens Roman bear …plus book reviews, letters to the editor, commentary and events diary.

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2008 Publication Prize announced
	Once more SCOLA - the Standing Conference on London Archaeology - and London Archaeologist are teaming up to sponsor the 2008 London Archaeological prize for publications. Almost any publication published in printed or digital form that appeared in 2006 or 2007 is eligible, and the winner will be awarded £250 and a certificate at a ceremony in autumn 2008. Entries must be received by 19 May.
	Click here for more details. Click here for a nomination form.
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