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Friday, April 30, 2010
Virtual Medieval Museum created in Second Life
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Local residents and history enthusiasts will now have the opportunity to explore Newport’s medieval past and see how the medieval castle and...
Rude Roman pots halt city revamp
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WORK on the £11.6 million revamp of Canterbury's prestigious Beaney Institute has ground to a halt – because of Roman pornography. Archa...
Roman finds of ‘international importance’ from Carlisle dig
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A 936-page report into the Millennium dig in the grounds of Carlisle castle in 1999 has now been published, detailing the 80,000 artefacts d...
Councillor wants to build houses on town centre site which could unearth medieval remains
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A COUNCILLOR wants to build houses on a town centre site which archaeologists believe could unearth important medieval remains. Experts want...
Henry VIII replica wine fountain unveiled
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A wine fountain similar to those used by Henry VIII has been unveiled at Hampton Court Palace. The working replica was created after the rem...
Has the Anglo-Saxon stone been saved?
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Earlier in the week we reported the consternation of historians over the sale of an Anglo-Saxon stone. Now the item has been withdrawn from ...
Humans Interbred with Neanderthals, Study Suggests
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Humans today could be part Neanderthal, according to a new study that found our ancestors interbred with an extinct hominid species some mil...
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Virtual museum for Newport's medieval ship
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A "virtual museum" which gives people the opportunity to experience medieval Newport and its ship and castle in the 15th Century i...
HARLOW: Workers unearth Roman finds at Prentice Place playground
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The tiles, pieces of pottery and bricks which were discovered on the Potter Street site have been investigated by a team from Wessex Archaeo...
Simple tools used for making cloth
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THESE simple bone tools are about 1,000 years old and were discovered by archaeologists in Exeter. They were used in different stages of mak...
Archaeologists baffled over ‘bizarre’ Viking discovery
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A TEAM of Irish archaeologists is puzzled by the "bizarre" discovery of a 1,150-year-old Viking necklace in a cave in the Burren. ...
Latest Claim of Noah's Ark Discovery Like Others for Now, Experts Say
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Despite the notable lack of significant evidence, the media and the blogosphere are abuzz over the cries of a team of Chinese and Turkish ex...
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Anglo-Saxon treasures revealed by Parker Library website
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One of the most important collections of Anglo-Saxon manuscripts – for centuries kept at Corpus Christi College – has been entirely digitise...
Satellite photography helps uncover lost city of Altinum
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The lagoon city of Altinum was one of the richest in the Roman Empire – a staging post for traders from across the ancient world. Around the...
U.S. military community volunteers help uncover Roman history
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WIESBADEN, Germany -- They came, they dug, and they sifted through thousands of years of European history. With construction crews chomping...
Roman sculptures withdrawn from auction amid fears they are stolen
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Bonhams auction house acts after claims that second century AD artefacts were taken during illegal excavations Four Roman sculptures are to ...
Viking treasure found in cave baffles experts
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IRISH archaeologists have been left baffled by the 'bizarre' discovery of a 1,150-year-old Viking necklace in a Burren cave. The nec...
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Outcry as Anglo-Saxon Inscribed Stone Goes on Sale at Bonhams
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The CBA has written to Bonhams about this rare and vulnerable item of sculpture requesting that the lot is withdrawn. CBA Director Mike Heyw...
Lice hang ancient date on first clothes
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For once lice are nice, at least for scientists investigating the origins of garments. Using DNA to trace the evolutionary split between hea...
Archaeologists Unearth New Finds near Strumica in Eastern Macedonia
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A unique lamp from the fourth century with the image of Alexander the Great and gold jewellery from the second century BC were discovered by...
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