Saturday, October 30, 2004

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Roman remains ‘hidden’ for another five years – but new book reveals all ROMAN artefacts unearthed in a dig in front of Carlisle Ca...

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English elm 'brought by Romans' All English elm trees could be descended from a single tree brought here by the Romans, scient...

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Archeology dig throws new light on history of Prague A former army barracks on Prague's Namesti Republiky square is going to be th...
Friday, October 29, 2004

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Scots heritage archives to get new £12m home A NEW home for Scotland’s heritage archives is set to be built in the Capital after a £12...

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Scientists dig up family skeletons It has been a mystery for more than a century - is a skull in an Austrian basement really that of a...
Thursday, October 28, 2004

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The 3ft-tall 'hobbit' that rewrites the history of mankind Scientists are celebrating the most important breakthrough in anthr...

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Scientists find new species of 3ft humans The remains of a new species of human have been discovered on a remote Indonesian island - a...

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Scientists Hope to Find More Tiny Indonesia Hominids Australian scientists who found a new species of hobbit-sized humans who lived ab...

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Real-life 'Hobbit' skeleton found Scientists in Indonesia think they've found the remains of a new type of mini-human that...

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New 'mini-human' species discovered Researchers and field-archaeologists in Indonesia have announced the discovery of a new sp...

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Found: 50,000 treasures unearthed by Britain's amateur archaeologists When Peter and Christine Johnson decided on a whim to shut t...

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Sea damaging Roman burial site There are concerns for part of Cumbria's Roman heritage, which is being damaged by erosion. Roman...

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Internationale Tagung "Archäologie und Computer" in Wien Mehr als 200 Teilnehmer aus über 30 Nationen werden in Wien beim In...

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Megalithic stone row discovered on Dartmoor's remotest hill In the past thirty years Dartmoor has been the subject of some of the ...

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Foil reveals Roman magic The Norfolk gardener was quite irritated at finding bits of rubbish mixed with the expensive topsoil he had b...

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Heritage Malta launches cart ruts project The enigma surrounding the origin of the cart ruts, scattered across the island, may be clos...

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Stonehenge views 'disappointing' The leader of Salisbury District Council has said he is disappointed with the response to a c...
Wednesday, October 27, 2004

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Sea damaging Roman burial site There are concerns for part of Cumbria's Roman heritage, which is being damaged by erosion. Roman...
Tuesday, October 26, 2004

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Rabbits may cause fall of Roman forts LEGIONS of rabbits are threatening to destroy dozens of Scotland’s most important Roman remains....

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HAVE ARCHAEOLOGISTS FOUND 14TH CENTURY BUTTON INDUSTRY IN COVENTRY? Archaeologists have discovered the remains of what they think migh...