The Gorgon from the Roman baths at Bath. A Possible Case of Mistaken Identity.
Is the Gorgon head at the Roman Baths at Bath actually Oceanus? Whilst idly flicking through a book on Greek...
Author: Henry Rothwell
Archaeology News – Feb 2014
Welcome to the archaeology news archive for February 2014. Digital Digging bring you regularly updated archaeology news from the UK,...
Blogging Archaeology January – Most Popular Post (sort of).
Blogging Archaeology is an archaeological blogging carnival organised by the ruggedly named archaeologist, Doug Rocks-Macqueen. Each month a new subject...
The Creatures from the Black Lagoon.
I collected these fossils with a friend of mine, John Buchanan-Brown. John somehow knew where all the best fossil collecting...
The Bronze Age Dunstable Echinoid Burial.
A couple of notes on the text. When Mr. Smith uses the word ‘Keltic’, he is referring to the period...
Grave Goods – Paul Blinkhorn.
Welcome to Grave Goods, a series of interviews in which a guest is invited to select five items to accompany them...
The Discovery of a Tumulus at Hove. . .
Discover of a Tumulus at Hove, near Brighton, Containing an Amber Cup, &c. By Barclay Philips, Esq. Originally published in...
Old Oswestry Hillfort – plans, history and animation.
A background to the excavation and a few notes about the text. Old Oswestry hillfort has been subject to only...
The future of local government archaeology services
The main thrust of this consultation appears to suggest that government archaeology services will soon be replaced with private ones....
Old Oswestry Hillfort.
Old Oswestry has only been excavated once, in the years 1939/40, under fairly trying circumstances. The dig was conducted quite...