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...
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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....
Grave Goods – Andrea Wulf.
Welcome to Grave Goods, a series of interviews in which the guest is invited to select five items to accompany them...
Tramp Terminology
An Incomplete Glossary of Tramp Words & Terms. I’ve been reading the works of Jim Phelan recently – for those...
Grave Goods – Francis Pryor.
Welcome to Grave Goods, a series of interviews in which the guest is invited to select five items to accompany...
Grave Goods – Tom Holland.
Welcome to the inaugural outing of Grave Goods, a series of interviews in which the guest is invited to select five items to accompany them on the Awfully Big Adventure.
Belle Tout Hillfort, East Sussex
Belle Tout hillfort is a probable Iron Age enclosure of around 20 hectares. A secure date for this site has...
Bluestonehenge – Oval or Round?
An Accidental Discovery The initial discovery, it must be said, was entirely accidental. I was working on some graphics for...
Belas Knap Long Barrow, Sudeley, Gloucestershire
Text by Tim Darvill Belas Knap Long Barrow lies on a gentle hill-slope overlooking a steep-sided river valley. The name derives...