Gang graffiti. Image: Charles Crosbie, Flickr
Ferriby The team (right) and Bronze age boat model. Image: Hull City Council(Flickr, Creative Commons license)
Blacksmith. Image: Hans Splinter (Flickr) / Cauldron repair © Trustees of the British Museum
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Archaeo News Podcast 207
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Scottish Island a 5000 year time capsule
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2012: How to deal with cranks
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Hopi petroglyph sites web portal launched
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Why men exhibit warrior tendencies
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Bronze Age boat to ride the waves
A modern day boat builder is being challenged to recreate a Bronze Age sewn plank boat which will then take to the sea ...more>
Life and death in 17th century London
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Archaeological treasures including the Acropolis and the temple of Delphi will be available as backdrops for filming and photographic shoots for as little as €1,600 (£1,339) a day ...more>
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The Making of the Cretan Countryside
Honouring the ethos of Sir Arthur Evans, the British School at Athens in Knossos is organizing a series of short residential courses with a broad appeal ...more>
Must Farm Bronze Age site: Archaeologists at work
A photographic archive of the archaeologists who bring sites like Must Farm to life but often go unrecognised for the important work that they do ...more>
Boston Big Dig
A team of almost one hundred enthusiastic volunteers from Boston in Lincolnshire got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to excavate within the town’s historic market place ...more>
Project Eliseg: Digging for early medieval myths and memories
Investigating the enigmatic Pillar of Eliseg, an early medieval Welsh cross which sits atop a prehistoric monument ...more>
Mayflower Pilgrim burials from the first winter
When the Mayflower Pilgrims left Europe in 1620 a new beginning was on the horizon, but they had no idea what the first winter was to bring ...more>
Art rocks in Saudi Arabia
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Archaeo News Podcast 207
Stone Pages with BAJR presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries. ...more>
Archaeo News Podcast 206
Stone Pages with BAJR presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries. ...more>
Archaeo News Podcast 205
Stone Pages in collaboration with BAJR presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries. ...more>
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2012: How to deal with cranks
Johan Normark discusses the emergence of the pseudo-archaeologist ...more>
Holding hands into eternity
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Archaeology’s crossroad; working together or striding apart
In a climate of cuts, where can archaeologists find a foothold today? ...more>