A bit too ancient to be archaeological, but a fantastic fossil of a Jurassic pterosaur (I think we used to call them pterodactyls) has been found on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. It has a wing span of about two metres and is really well-preserved. It's being lauded as one of the best dinosaur fossils found in Britain since May Anning did her stuff. It would take me until at least three in the morning to create a link, so you'll have to rely on Dr Google!