Interview in British Archaeology June 1995 with the chief archaeologist for the National Trust.

Interview in British Archaeology July 1997 with the ground-breaking fabric analyst and author of the standard textbook on church archaeology.

The official web site of the archaeologist, broadcaster and writer best known as the presenter of BBC programmes Meet the Ancestors and Blood of the Vikings. Includes biography and media credits.

Profile of this University of Bristol Lecturer. Research interests include Palaeolithic European archaeology and chronometric dating techniques.

Photograph, research interests and publication list of Professor Peacock, Head of the University of Southampton Department of Archaeology, best-known for his work on pottery and stone analysis.

Photograph and brief biography of the Professor of Roman Archaeology at Leicester University who led recent projects in the Libyan Sahara and the Jordanian Desert.

The official web page of Alex Langlands, archaeologist and participant in BBC TWO's 'Tales from the Green Valley'. Image gallery, showreels and details of Alex's background.

Obituary in British Archaeology February 1997 of the founder and head of the archaeology department, Queen's University, Belfast.

Obituary in The Guardian July 23 1999 of the charismatic Welsh-born Professor at Manchester University, a noted Romanist. Contributions to archaeology included aspects of ancient Italy, north Africa, Roman Britain and Roman mining, and also played a leading role both in popularising his subject and creating a professional regional archaeology service.

Obituary from The Guardian for one of the founding fathers of British medieval archaeology.

Brief profile of this University of Southampton Professor. Research interests include urbanism, particularly of the Saxon period, and metalwork.

Obituary in British Archaeology May 1996 of a leading populariser of archaeology, author of the Atlas of Ancient Archaeology and the Shell Guide to British Archaeology.

Obituary from British Archaeology May 1995 of the man who examined and recorded some 10,000 barrows. Keeper of Archaeology Bristol City Museum 1952-72.

News Wales reports that a biography, written by Cyril Fox's son, will be launched next week at the National Museum of Wales, where Fox was once keeper of archeology.

The life and work of an Edwardian archaeologist. Forster worked with Leonard Woolley and Henry Knowles on the Corstopitum excavations at Corbridge in Northumberland.

Profile of this University of Wales, Lampeter, professor. Illustrated outlines of his projects at Swaledale and St Kilda.

The University of Edinburgh Bulletin May 1996 announces the appointment as Honorary Professor of David Breeze, Chief Inspector of Ancient Monuments, Historic Scotland. Photograph and profile.

Profile of this University College Dublin Lecturer. Research interests include the British Bronze Age and settlement and landscape archaeology.

Interview in British Archaeology December 1996 with the Professor of Archaeology at Reading and noted British prehistorian.

Interview in British Archaeology September 1995 with the Director of the successful York Archaeological Trust and retiring President of the CBA.