Wednesday, March 31, 2004

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Euro currency change for Cadw sites Tills will be ringing to the sound of the euro at historic sites around Wales from this week. F...

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Bronze Age Doctors sought help from the stars. Two studies of ancient monuments in southwest Europe reveal the influence the Sun and s...

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4 May 2004 - The Sarsen Trail Sponsored Walk or Half Marathon The Sarsen Trail Walk and Neolithic Marathon, link the two World Heritag...

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Hidden depths to forest A 12m high sculpture showing an artist's impression of what lies beneath the floor of Thetford Forest will...

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St Paul's restored face revealed The first renovated face of St Paul's Cathedral is being revealed to the public on Wednesday....
Tuesday, March 30, 2004

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Romans faced head-to-head battle A new exhibition in Cumbria has revealed that Roman foot soldiers faced a battle of a different kind ...

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Ancient flints found on Cairngorms Archaeologists are excited by a discovery which they say proves that early Scottish settlers travel...

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Ancient woods to shape future A pioneering project has been launched to explore the historic landscape within Norfolk's ancient wo...

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ROMAN ROAD EXCAVATIONS North East Hants Historical & Archaeological Society Bank Holiday Weekends 30 April- 3 May 2004 28 -...
Monday, March 29, 2004

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Alarm sounded for British shipwrecks Hundreds of wrecks littering Britain's coastal waters are being needlessly lost to future gen...

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Ancient statue found on Chios Archaeologists on the island of Chios have discovered a rare life-sized marble statue of a youth dating ...
Sunday, March 28, 2004

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Honour at stake in Bannockburn rematch A SECOND Battle of Bannockburn is raging but this time, rather than the massed ranks of English...

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Re-writing ancient history of the Upper Tweed Valley THE archaeological survey of the Upper Tweed Valley has finally been completed by...

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Cambridgeshire site reveals 6,000-year-old relics Relics dating back 6,000 years to the Neolithic age are being uncovered by archaeolo...

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Monumental study aims at future The state of Northern Ireland's historical monuments are to come under the spotlight in a new surv...

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Cave art to go on show The only known Ice Age cave art in Britain is to be revealed to the public for the first time. But the tours, t...

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Re-writing ancient history of the Upper Tweed Valley The archaeological survey of the Upper Tweed Valley (Scotland) has finally been c...

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Ancient statue found on Chios Archaeologists on the island of Chios (Greece) have discovered a rare life-sized marble statue of a yout...

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8,500-year-old axe found in Portsmouth Jamie Stevenson was walking with his dog along Portsmouth beach (Hampshire, England) when he st...

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Scientists to look for lost mass grave at development site Scientists are set to use ground-penetrating radar to search for the lost m...