Pyramid of the Sun, Teotihuacan. Image: David Hamill (Flickr, Creative commons Licence)
Gang graffiti. Image: Charles Crosbie, Flickr
Ferriby The team (right) and Bronze age boat model. Image: Hull City Council(Flickr, Creative Commons license)
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Jade mask found inside Pyramid of the Sun
Mexican archaeologists have discovered 1900 year old offerings thought to concecrate the construction of the Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan ...more>
Archaeologists and pagans alike glory in the Brodgar complex
Let's not jump to conclusions about ritual significance, but this site is clearly immensely important to ancient British history ...more>
Museum and archaeological park for Abu Dhabi
The creation of the Al Ain National Museum and Hili Archaeological Park were both publicly announced last week in Abu Dhabi ...more>
Apply now for the Andante archaeology award
Applications are being invited for the annual award of £2000 for an archaeological project of any professional nature anywhere in the world ...more>
Young Archaeologists become Roman for a day
An intrepid team will be dressing as Romans and carrying Roman equipment whilst attempting to walk six laps of York’s city walls to raise much needed funds for the Young Archaeologists' Club ...more>
Flintknapper replicates hundreds of Levallois artefacts
New research has scientifically supported for the first time the long held theory that early human ancestors across Africa, Western Asia and Europe engineered their stone tools ...more>
English Heritage buys Great Barn at Harmondsworth
Medieval building dubbed 'the cathedral of Middlesex' bought for £20,000 and will open to public in spring after repair work ...more>
Neanderthals see red 200,000 years ago
A new report has confirmed the use of red ochre by Neanderthals dating back to 200-250,000 years ago ...more>
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>
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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
Although rock art has been found in just about every nation, Saudi Arabia’s extensive heritage of some 2000 sites has remained virtually unknown ...more>
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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>
Opinion
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2012: How to deal with cranks
Johan Normark discusses the emergence of the pseudo-archaeologist ...more>
Holding hands into eternity
Kristina Killgrove considers the need to communicate relationships in death ...more>
Archaeology’s crossroad; working together or striding apart
In a climate of cuts, where can archaeologists find a foothold today? ...more>