Friday, April 30, 2004

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Saturday May 29th 2004, 9.30-5.00 Archaeological Research in Progress 2004: North East Scotland Organised by the Council for Scottish ...

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Nones at Merton Priory Sunday 2nd May 3.00pm Nones will be held in Merton Priory Chapter House, under Merantun Way, behind the Sava...

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Roman dig VOLUNTEERS are invited to take part in a dig on the site of the largest known stone bridge in Roman Britain. Work will ta...

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Atlantis “discovered” – near Cyprus Explorers are reportedly claiming to have found the lost and fabled city of Atlantis – somewhere o...

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Saxon remains unearthed ARCHAEOLOGISTS busy digging at a churchyard in Cricklade have unearthed some Saxon artefacts. The team of t...

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Computer helps map ancient Rome Progress has been made in piecing together the Forma Urbis Romae, a map of Rome carved into stone slab...

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Earliest fire sheds light on hominids Ancient hearths unveiled as nearly 800 millennia old. You could travel back 790,000 years an...

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Charred remains may be earliest human fires Archaeologists in Israel may have unearthed the oldest evidence of fire use by our ancesto...

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Early human fire mastery revealed Human-like species migrating out of their African homeland had mastered the use of fire up to 790,00...

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Man's First Fire in 790,000BC Humans lit their first fire half a million years earlier than scientists thought, new research claim...

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Charred remains may be earliest human fires Archaeologists in Israel may have unearthed the oldest evidence of fire use by our ancesto...
Thursday, April 29, 2004

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Neanderthals reached full adulthood at the age of 15 Neanderthal man grew up faster than his modern-day cousins and probably reached f...

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Study: Neanderthals matured faster than humans ROANOKE, Virginia (AP) -- If you think your kids grow up fast, consider this: A new stu...

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Neanderthals were 'adults by 15' The Neanderthals reached adulthood at the tender age of 15 according to a report in the journ...

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How humans put the bite on Neanderthals Evidence that the life of Neanderthal man was short and probably nasty, is published today. Th...
Wednesday, April 28, 2004

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Festival of Beltain With the burning of a wicker man Saturday 1st May 2004 starting at 6.30pm Butser Ancient Farm Further in...

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'Noah's Ark is found' SCIENTISTS believe they have spotted the wreckage of Noah's Ark on Mount Ararak where The Bible ...

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Noah's Ark quest heads for Turkey American and Turkish explorers are hoping to discover traces of Noah's Ark on the slopes of ...

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LOTTERY CASH TO HELP SECURE FUTURE OF 'AGINCOURT' CHURCH Crusaders worshipped there, soldiers bound for Agincourt prayed there...

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Shedding light on Romans in Sussex Artefacts dating back to 900BC could be dug up when archaeologists start exploring farmland in East...