July 2010: Culture and Celtic Speech This AHRC funded project - based at the University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies - studied the evidence for early linguistic material for the Celtic languages and non-linguistic culture, particularly the archaeologically defined material culture. The research has produced several major publications and research tools, including an Atlas for Celtic Studies and an Interactive English-Early Irish Semantic Index, available to download from the ADS archive.

July 2010: Archaeology at Glastonbury Abbey on-line Three new reports - with accompanying datasets - have been added to the existing archive of research and fieldwork undertaken at Glastonbury Abbey. These include excavations at St Patrick's Chapel, excavation adjacent to the refectory undercroft, and a metric survey of the whole site.

June 2010: Developing Magnetometer Techniques to Identify Submerged Archaeological Sites Marine magnetic surveying has become a standard technique for mapping the location of ferrous material on the seabed. The aim of the project was to acquire a better understanding of magnetic data and thus develop our ability to interpret these data with increased confidence.

June 2010: National Ice Age Network The project focuses on the Pleistocene (Ice Age) remains to be found in England's sand and gravel quarries. Although a resource of great importance for science and education, and of widespread public interest (e.g. mammoths, Neanderthals, climate change), these remains have often not received the attention devoted to the environmental and archaeological evidence for later periods.

June 2010: Mesopotamian Environmental Archaeology Database: phase I Iraq This project has produced a database of environmental archaeological (animal bone and plant remains) evidence for all archaeological sites in Iraq that have yielded such material. The database files are available to download as csv files.