Tuesday, March 02, 2004

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What IS the biggest threat? The stone circles, burial chambers, cairns, tumuli and standing stones of Britain (and beyond) are being a...

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ANDREW MCINTOSH LOOKS INTO THE FUTURE FOR LISTED PLACES OF WORSHIP Heritage Minister Andrew McIntosh today asks religious communities,...

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Action man (aka Bone Jones) Andrew Jones's love of the practical drew him to science, zoology and, eventually, archaeology E...

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Talks on future of historic site A new group has been set up to look at the future of one of Britain's most important archaeologic...
Monday, March 01, 2004

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County's churches get £½m for repairs Six Warwickshire churches are sharing a payout of more than £500,000 to carry out repairs. ...

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COASTAL AND MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY If the management of archaeological sites and resources is your area of interest, then this study day...

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ROMAN SMALL FINDS Spend a day with specialists from Museum of London Specialist Services at the London Archaeological Archive and Re...

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Sussex archaeology symposium 13.3.04 Organised by the Centre for Continuing Education at the University of Sussex, in association w...

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UK Archaeology Opportunities The UK Archaeology Opportunities is currently updating its website and would like people to submit detail...

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RESCUE AGM The Annual General Meeting of RESCUE: The British Archaeological Trust will take place at the Museum of London on Saturday ...

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Prizes awarded for top Megalithic Portal contributors The winners of our competition for the top contributors to the Megalithic Portal...
Sunday, February 29, 2004

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Rediscovering the legend of the lake dwellers One hundred and fifty years ago, the first settlements of ancient lake-dwelling peoples ...

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Analysis of Roman epitaphs alters concept of 'family' If ancient Romans observed Family Day, their celebrations would have inc...

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HISTORIC FIND AT NOTTS SITE Metal detecting enthusiast Thomas Wallace struck lucky - by digging up a 600-year-old silver pendant. E...

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Viking graves in Pskov, North-Western Russia Archaeologists are examining the items found in the ancient burial place of a Viking woma...

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Roman Paris was not in Paris, but Nanterre PARIS, Feb 26 (AFP) - The historic Paris - the Gallic town of Lutetia captured by Julius Ca...

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Castle costs rocketing WORK to restore the site of a medieval castle is being besieged by hidden extras. The cost of sprucing up Be...

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The skeleton key The story of man's ascent can be traced from a single skull uncovered on Gibraltar in 1848. Ian Tattersall tells ...
Saturday, February 28, 2004

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Bulgaria's Archaeological Find of 20th Century Hidden among Fearful Rocks The Thracian treasure from Rogozen is said to be Bulgari...

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Archaeologists uncover Ayrshire village ancient history Short video of the excavations. You can find the video here