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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Medieval pathways are tracked down on Purbeck heath
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AN EXCITING discovery of an enormous system of ancient tracks trodden by medieval man has been made on a Purbeck heath. Trackways probably i...
Lost Roman city opens up for public viewing
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HUNDREDS of visitors saw how Roman history is being unearthed at a special open weekend in Caerleon. The Argus reported at the beginning of ...
Tortoise banquet: Remains of the oldest feast found
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In a cave 12,000 years ago, a group of people settled down to a dinner that has rarely been matched: 71 tortoises that had been roasted in t...
Medieval England to be featured in two BBC shows
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Television viewers in the United Kingdom will have the chance to watch two new history programmes that feature medieval England. The BBC wil...
Archaeology's Interactive Dig
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Field Notes 2010: Week 1 The 2010 season is about to start! According to our current plan, we will investigate three areas. Two in the Cent...
Monday, August 30, 2010
Medieval Festival at Herstmonceux Castle takes place this weekend
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The Medieval Festival at Herstmonceux Castle, which is taking place this weekend in the English county of East Sussex, is expected to draw i...
The Society for the Public Understanding of the Middle Ages
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Interest in the Middle Ages seems to be stronger than ever – movies like Kingdom of Heaven and novels such as Pillars of the Earth draw mill...
Dry early summer turns 2010 into a vintage year for archaeology
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Dry weeks in early summer have already made 2010 a vintage year for archaeology, English Heritage said yesterday. The conditions allowed hun...
Dry weather reveals secrets of ancient sites in North Yorkshire
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SIGNS of ancient civilisations in North Yorkshire have been uncovered in amazing detail thanks to the dry early summer weather. Hundreds of ...
Sacred spring found in Stratonikeia ancient city in Turkey
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Archeologists have discovered a sacred spring in an ancient city in western Turkey. The head of the excavation team, Professor Ahmet Tirpan,...
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Long lost Viking gateway found near Schleswig
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Archaeologists have found a legendary 1,200-year-old gateway to the massive wall the Vikings built to defend themselves against their rivals...
Bronze Age henge discovered in Hertfordshire field could be human cremation burial site
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"The previous field that we looked at was the core of a Medieval village,” says Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews, reflecting with some affect...
Fascinating finds at Caistor Roman dig
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The dig at Caistor St Edmund They have been excavating for just a week, but already members of an archaeological team at a Roman town on th...
Revealed: the Roman Ninth Legion's guilty secret
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New research reveals that the so-called crack troops of Rome were in fact guilty of crimes against fashion They have been the subject of inn...
Acoustic archaeology: The secret sounds of Stonehenge
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Just after sunrise on a misty spring morning last year, my fellow acoustician at the University of Salford, Bruno Fazenda, and Rupert Till o...
Archaeologist’s concern over village housing plan
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A COUNTY archaeologist says plans to build ten homes on a medieval site in Teesdale should be refused because there hasn’t been an in-depth ...
Prehistoric ‘Iceman’ Gets Ceremonial Twist
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A prehistoric man whose naturally mummified body was discovered frozen in the Italian Alps may have been toted up the mountain by his comrad...
Eine neue Mammutfundstelle im Kanton Aargau
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Sprengungsarbeiten beim Steinbruch der Firma Jura Cement in Wildegg (Kanton Aargau) förderten in einem bisher nicht dafür bekannten Gebiet K...
Friday, August 27, 2010
Archeologists Find Gateway to the Viking Empire
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For a century, archeologists have been looking for a gate through a wall built by the Vikings in northern Europe. This summer, it was found....
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Greek Archaeologists Claim They Discovered Odysseus' Palace
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Greek archaeologists have claimed they have found the palace of Odysseus during excavations on the Ithaca island in the Ionian Sea. On Tuesd...
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