Spoilheap Archaeology

Spoilheap Archaeology Post-excavation specialist working in the fields of human bone, burial archaeology, pottery and other finds.

Spoilheap was originally started as a website back in 2000. It was intended to provide information on selected aspects of archaeology which were (and still are) of interest to its author, professional archaeologist Sue Anderson. The content includes British archaeology, human skeletal remains, burial archaeology, pottery and other finds.

East Anglian Archaeology has a new website! Check it out here: https://eaareports.org.uk/ There's information on every b...
08/07/2026

East Anglian Archaeology has a new website! Check it out here: https://eaareports.org.uk/ There's information on every book, with links to downloads for out-of-print volumes, and links to purchase for those we have left in stock.

East Anglian Archaeology introduction to new books, forthcoming publications and further information, dates of board meetings, where to buy, where to download free pdfs.

MOLA are having a 'Day of Archaeology' relating to the EA1 project in Suffolk. It will be at The Hold in Ipswich on 12th...
02/06/2026

MOLA are having a 'Day of Archaeology' relating to the EA1 project in Suffolk. It will be at The Hold in Ipswich on 12th September, and is free to attend. Book your place here:

MOLA has b

Back by popular demand(!), the old resources pages have now been added to my new website, with new photos for illustrati...
22/01/2026

Back by popular demand(!), the old resources pages have now been added to my new website, with new photos for illustration. The pages themselves have not been updated for sometime, but they have proved useful for several archaeological courses taught in the UK and US, whose students regularly use them. They cover my main areas of interest: archaeology, finds, ceramics, human skeletal remains and burial archaeology:

Resources pages written for the original Spoilheap website, with data for those interested in learning more about some aspects of archaeology. Please note that the information has not been updated recently.

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