The Must Farm pile-dwelling settlement is published!

Between 2015-16 archaeologists from Cambridge Archaeological Unit excavated the remains of one of the best-preserved #BronzeAge settlements ever discovered in the UK.

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We're looking at bobbins in the latest Making Must Farm video!

One of our favourite finds, a small wooden box, is the focus of this week's Making Must Farm episode.

Our sixth Making Must Farm episode discusses the site's fascinating bronze chisels.

Razors are the focus of the fifth Making Must Farm video. Such a fascinating artefact!

We're looking at gouges in our fourth Making Must Farm video!

Spears are the latest artefact to receive the Making Must Farm treatment!

The second Making Must Farm video concentrates on the site's sickles.

During the latest phase of work we've found the remains of an aurochs!

We've got some fantastic samples from our recent excavations!

Another update on recent excavations at Must Farm

More from our work looking at the sequence of peat and clay in Must Farm's landscape zones Cambridge Archaeological Unit

We've recently explored some more archaeology at Must Farm. We're really excited to share updates on the work Cambridge Archaeological Unit

We’re very excited to have been working with the fantastic Dr. James Dilley & emmalouwynjones on some Must Farm replicas. We’re just finishing a video series exploring the artefacts, placing them in their context at Must Farm and explaining their importance in the assemblage.

We're excited to share some of our latest post-excavation updates on Digging for Britain. The episode is on BBC Two this Sunday or available on iPlayer now.

We had a great day speaking to #DiggingForBritain about the site's pottery assemblage and post-excavation work

This was definitely one of the most exciting finds from the palaeochannel excavations!

Thousands of Must Farm's pottery sherds were part of the refit, giving us a total of 128 different vessels. It felt like a prehistoric jigsaw where we didn't have all the pieces!

These animal hoofprints are similar to the ones we found around the settlement at Must Farm. They're great to find, though difficult to clean up!