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Monday, May 23, 2022

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

The European Mesolithic Seafarers

The exact time and circumstances of when our Ancient Mariners took to the waters of Northern Europe is unclear to

A blood type (also called a blood group) is a classification of blood-based on the presence or absence of inherited

The Indian campaign of Alexander the Great began in 326 BCE. Alexander was born July 20, 356 BCE in Pella,

The UK media over recent years have consistently shown pictures of Extreme weather that have brought a degree of devastation

After 40 years of studying archaeological features and reports, I have sadly concluded that archaeologists no longer follow accepted scientific

The current Victorian archaeological dating system is past its sell buy date as it no longer reflects the archaeological world

Long Barrows are universally accepted as being the oldest monuments in existence in Northern Europe. Yet their distribution and similar

When we look at old maps of Roman settlements or ports around Britain and the Mediterranean (we will look at

During the early Middle Ages, a considerable number of swords marked with the inscription ‘VLFBERHT‘ (as well as variants of

Dawn of the Lost Civilisation is the third book of Robert John Langdon’s epic trilogy ‘Prehistoric Britain’ that re-examines the