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Friday, July 1, 2022

The latest Archaeology and Anthropology news from around Britain and the World

Maiden Castle LiDAR Investigation

This is a journey through time looking at the prehistoric of the Maiden Castle Landscape based on the new third

This is a journey through time looking at the prehistoric Mount Caburn Landscape based on the new third (2020) edition

This is a journey through time looking at the prehistoric Stonehenge Landscape based on the new third (2020) edition book

Mesolithic river levels tell the tale of this Durrington Walls (Woodhenge) enigmatic Prehistoric site. This is a journey through time

The most extensive study of both historic field and LiDAR has been completed on Offa’s Dyke and has found ‘extensive

“Antler Picks” – From Oxford Dictionary of Archaeology “A type of tool found widely among the sites of Neolithic communities

After the last ice age, the ‘great melt’ flooded the landscape of Britain for over ten thousand years. This flooding

Stonehenge was initially built not to observe the midsummer solstice day sunrise as commonly believed, but more significantly the midwinter

This is an extract from the forthcoming book ‘Gigantic Prehistoric Canals of Britain – a gazetteer of all known Dykes’.

Suppose we look at the skills of what traditional archaeologists call the ‘Megalithic People’ – the civilisation that made the