Grave Goods – Francis Pryor.
Welcome to Grave Goods, a series of interviews in which the guest is invited to select five items to accompany...
Digital Digging 99 Problems but a ditch ain't one.
Billy and Dec’s Bronze Age Youtube Transcription Adventure.
While I was watching one of my all time favourite experimental archaeology videos the other day, I noticed that Youtube...
Archaeology and Heritage Apps.
An ever growing, utterly un-comprehensive list of useful archaeology/heritage/apps. Geology/Pedology iGeology – an app by the British Geological Society (free). “iGeology...
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.
Grave Goods – Packing for the Awfully Big Adventure.
“To die would be an awfully big adventure.” ― J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan. Grave Goods is a series of interviews in which...
Ditchling Beacon Hillfort
Ditchling Beacon hillfort is a rectangular univalate Iron Age enclosure of around 15.31 acres (6.19 hectares). It has unfortunately been...
Species commonly found in comment sections – a spotter’s guide.
This is a brief guide to recognising the denizens who inhabit the comment sections of the web. It is a...
Stonehenge constructed for cat worship?
New theory that suggests Stonehenge was a centre for cat worship meets with disapproval.
Devil’s Dyke Hillfort, West Sussex
Devil’s Dyke Hillfort, West Sussex Devil’s Dyke hillfort, sometimes Devil’s Dyke Camp, or just Devil’s Dyke. Marked on an 18th...
Cissbury Ring Hillfort, West Sussex
Cissbury Ring hillfort is an Iron Age univallate enclosure of approx. 20 hectares. The main rampart stands at around 2.5...