This was made for the 'Archaeology in Action' Exhibition at the Museum of London, to be played on loop throughout the day. The exhibition will run for the next two years (from July 2010). See more at http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/English/EventsExhibitions/Special/ArchaeologyInAction.htm.

This video is the ninth of a series of videos following excavations in 2008 in Central London. More have been made to follow the post-ex process as well, but are yet to be uploaded to the project's website (www.lparchaeology.com/prescot/)

The foundations of the original stable blocks and outbuildings at Reigate Priory Park were uncovered by archaeologists in April 2007. Local residents and historians comment. The area is now covered over to make way for a circular metal and glass cafe. The lake was also emptied and the silt removed. For full video footage, contact Grace Filby via http://www.relax-well.co.uk.

A demonstration by M. Leon Coutier, archaeologist and former President of the Societe Prehistorique Francaise, of his technique for making replicas of Palaeolithic tools and weapons, including hand-axes, scrapers, gravers and flint arrowheads. Filmed at the former Institute of Archaeology, Regent's Park, London in June 1947. An important archeological record. 2 segments.

A demonstration by M. Leon Coutier, archaeologist and former President of the Societe Prehistorique Francaise, of his technique for making replicas of Palaeolithic tools and weapons, including hand-axes, scrapers, gravers and flint arrowheads. Filmed at the former Institute of Archaeology, Regent's Park, London in June 1947. An important archeological record. 2 segments.

Released: June 2008 Avertiser: T-MOBILE Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi London Country: United Kingdom Credits: T-Mobile ad, created by Saatchi & Saatchi, in which archaeologists on a dig are looking for 'more minutes for £30'

This is the 4th Video made for the Thames Discovery Programme (www.thamesdiscovery.org). In this one, potential volunteers are introduced to the concept of planning timbers; why this is useful and how the information is used. Re-edit of this video here: http://www.vimeo.com/6193162

This episode looks at the Thames Dicovery Programme's Forum and Workshop Day at University College London in November 2009. We also hear from some of the volunteers about why they got involved and what they are doing.

A quick look at the story of human remains being found on the foreshore of the Thames in 2009 and how the Thames Discovery Programme got involved. See more at www.thamesdiscovery.org.