British archaeology

British archaeology is the study of past human activity in the British Isles through the examination of material remains, such as artifacts, structures, and landscapes. It explores various historical periods, from prehistoric times through to the Roman occupation and beyond. Archaeologists use techniques like excavation, survey, and analysis to uncover evidence of daily life, culture, and social development. Findings help us understand the evolution of societies and their interactions with the environment. Notable sites include Stonehenge, Hadrian's Wall, and various Neolithic long barrows, all of which provide invaluable insights into Britain's rich historical tapestry.