There are a number of exciting Archaeological Day and Weekend Schools coming up in the next few months.
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Throughout history, new buildings have changed the way Oxford looks and how its residents behave. Whether their aesthetic was met with conte... -
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Archaeologists from around the UK have been examining a hoard of treasures unearthed in a 4,000-year-old tomb on Dartmoor. Prehistoric jewel...
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The thigh bones of a medieval monk have been found poking out of cliffs at Monknash in South Wales which was a former burial ground in the M...
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Researchers have securely dated a prehistoric human stone tool industry that is thought to have been used by early modern humans, or possibl...
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Smithsonian archaeologist, Dolores Piperno, measures a teosinte plant growing under past climate conditions. By simulating the environment w...
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In the so-called "Old Cathedral" in Mainz, which is today the evangelical Church of St John, archaeologists found the remains of a... -
An Early Viking Christian? Image: Sydvestjyske Museum E xcavations at the Domskirke in Ribe, Denmark began in 2008 and analysis of the resul...
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Today sees the launch of Lost Change , an innovative and experimental application that allows coins found within England and Wales and reco...
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Why did Vikings sometimes use codes when they wrote in runes? Were the messages secret, or did they have other reasons for encrypting their ...
