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The Prehistoric Archaeology Blog is concerned with news reports featuring Prehistoric period archaeology. If you wish to see news reports for general European archaeology, please go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog.
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Prehistoric Archaeology Blog: Le prince au torque d’or de Lavau
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The Prehistoric Archaeology Blog is concerned with news reports featuring Prehistoric period archaeology. If you wish to see news reports for general European archaeology, please go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Friday, June 19, 2015. Le prince au torque d’or de Lavau. Exhumée par une équipe d’archéologues de l’Inrap, la tombe princière de Lavau, datée du début du V. Read the rest of this article. David Beard MA, FSA, FSA Scot. Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment. Site of the Day.
Prehistoric Archaeology Blog: Bronze Age skeleton unearthed in Wiltshire
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The Prehistoric Archaeology Blog is concerned with news reports featuring Prehistoric period archaeology. If you wish to see news reports for general European archaeology, please go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Sunday, July 26, 2015. Bronze Age skeleton unearthed in Wiltshire. A 4,000-year-old Bronze Age skeleton, believed to be that of an adolescent child, has been unearthed by archaeologists. Read the rest of this article. David Beard MA, FSA, FSA Scot. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Onlin...
Prehistoric Archaeology Blog: Polish farmer finds 2,500 year old gold bracelets
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The Prehistoric Archaeology Blog is concerned with news reports featuring Prehistoric period archaeology. If you wish to see news reports for general European archaeology, please go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Monday, June 29, 2015. Polish farmer finds 2,500 year old gold bracelets. Gold items preliminarily dated to 1600-400 BC have been discovered by a farmer near Jasło in the Subcarpathia. The antique objects have been taken to the Sub-Carpathian Museum in Krosno. Read the rest of this article.
Prehistoric Archaeology Blog: Irish motorway dig reveals finds dating back to 3500BC
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The Prehistoric Archaeology Blog is concerned with news reports featuring Prehistoric period archaeology. If you wish to see news reports for general European archaeology, please go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Sunday, July 26, 2015. Irish motorway dig reveals finds dating back to 3500BC. A ‘mound’ used as a gathering point for rituals dating back to 3500 BC, evidence of medieval treasure-hunting and remains of Famine cottages are among the ancient finds along the M17 motorway. Online Courses in ...
Prehistoric Archaeology Blog: May 2015
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The Prehistoric Archaeology Blog is concerned with news reports featuring Prehistoric period archaeology. If you wish to see news reports for general European archaeology, please go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Friday, May 29, 2015. Modern humans migrated out of Africa via Egypt, suggests genetic study. Read the rest of this article. David Beard MA, FSA, FSA Scot. New human ancestor species from Ethiopia lived alongside Lucy's species. Australopithecus deyiremeda differs from Lucy's species in te...
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Anglo-Saxon Archaeology Blog: Major dig planned at Battle of Hastings sites
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The Anglo-Saxon Archaeology Blog is concerned with news reports featuring Anglo-Saxon period archaeology. If you wish to see news reports for general European archaeology, please go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Tuesday, 24 June 2014. Major dig planned at Battle of Hastings sites. One of the world’s top battlefield archaeologists is to lead an ambitious project which aims to finally unearth remains from the Battle of Hastings. Battle of Hastings re-enactment, Battle Abbey [Credit: Steve Hunnisett].
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Medieval Warfare Blog: February 2014
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The Archaeology in Europe Medieval Warfare Blog is a news blog for all aspects of medieval warfare, castles and fortifications. For news reports for general European archaeology, go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Tuesday, 25 February 2014. 800 years of Irish history unraveled in N Ireland castle archaeological dig. Excavation work has started at Carrickfergus Castle in Co Antrim, Ireland’s best preserved Anglo Norman castle, in a bid to find out more about the 800-year-old fortification. Download t...
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Medieval Warfare Blog: December 2013
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The Archaeology in Europe Medieval Warfare Blog is a news blog for all aspects of medieval warfare, castles and fortifications. For news reports for general European archaeology, go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Thursday, 19 December 2013. New evidence for Battle of Hastings site considered. The Bayeux Tapestry depicts the Battle of Hastings and the death of King Harold. But Channel 4's Time Team claims he fell on the site of what is now a mini roundabout on the A2100. Read the rest of this article.
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Medieval Warfare Blog: July 2015
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The Archaeology in Europe Medieval Warfare Blog is a news blog for all aspects of medieval warfare, castles and fortifications. For news reports for general European archaeology, go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Sunday, 12 July 2015. Digital Reconstruction of Holt Castle. To see the video please go here: https:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Project leader Rick Turner says:. Castle Studies Trust Co-Patron John Goodall:. 8220;This project has helped reconstruct in vivid detail the splendour of a major cas...
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Medieval Warfare Blog: September 2014
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The Archaeology in Europe Medieval Warfare Blog is a news blog for all aspects of medieval warfare, castles and fortifications. For news reports for general European archaeology, go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Monday, 22 September 2014. Engineers found Teutonic axes in the Forest District Wipsowo. Engineers stumbled upon the historic axes by chance, while searching the woods metal detectors. The weapons have been initially identified by an archaeologist as late-medieval Teutonic battle axes.
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Medieval Warfare Blog: History in the making as first dig at Halton Castle in nearly 30 years announced
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The Archaeology in Europe Medieval Warfare Blog is a news blog for all aspects of medieval warfare, castles and fortifications. For news reports for general European archaeology, go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Thursday, 16 April 2015. History in the making as first dig at Halton Castle in nearly 30 years announced. Halton Castle is to host its first archaeological dig in nearly 30 years and residents have been invited to take part. St Mary’s Church Hall on Castle Road hosted the meeting. I am a ...
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Anglo-Saxon Archaeology Blog: EMAS Easter Study Tour to North Scotland and the Isle of Skye
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The Anglo-Saxon Archaeology Blog is concerned with news reports featuring Anglo-Saxon period archaeology. If you wish to see news reports for general European archaeology, please go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Monday, 1 December 2014. EMAS Easter Study Tour to North Scotland and the Isle of Skye. EMAS Easter Study Tour to North Scotland. And the Isle of Skye. 2 - 8 April 2015. The 2015 EMAS Easter Study Tour is to the North of Scotland, including one day on the Isle of Skye. Site of the Day.
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Anglo-Saxon Archaeology Blog: Sword’s Secrets Revealed
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The Anglo-Saxon Archaeology Blog is concerned with news reports featuring Anglo-Saxon period archaeology. If you wish to see news reports for general European archaeology, please go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Friday, 28 November 2014. Sword’s Secrets Revealed. The discovery of an Anglo-Saxon sword this summer was cause for great excitement at the. Being 85 cm in length, the sword was too large for our. And the Project Manager for Barrow Clump, Phil Andrews. Read the rest of this article. Univer...
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8900; Meal Times: Ancient Foods for Modern Cooks ⋄. Hadley Rille Books' Archaeology Novels. Ancient Breton Food Remains Popular Today. Galette filled with veggies and decorated with an egg. Still, traditional Breton customs remain strong. People still eat the traditional very thin pancakes called galettes and crêpes by themselves or stuffed with fillings. Traditionally, these simple breads contained only flour, water, and salt. Today people usually add butter, milk, and eggs to the batter. Buckwheat does...
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8900; Meal Times: Ancient Foods for Modern Cooks ⋄. Hadley Rille Books' Archaeology Novels. Cajun Gumbo Made Easy. Leaves and flowers of the sassafras tree. If you've ever seen a gumbo recipe, you may have been intimidated by the long list of ingredients and the longer list of instructions. In fact, though, gumbo is a forgiving dish. How simple is a gumbo? Make a brown roux. Cook the "holy trinity" and the okra (optional) in the roux. Cook until time to eat and vegetables are well cooked. The "holy trini...
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Just another WordPress.com site. November 10, 2010. It is 2 1/4in (6cm) long. Its right pincher is bigger than the other pincher. It lived through the paleogene period. October 27, 2010. October 27, 2010. This lobster lived from the Early Jurassic to the Late Cretaceous. One spices (pictured) is. Eryma mandelslohi. Eryma lived in Europe, east Africa, Indonesia, and North America in the jurassic time period. August 19, 2010. Aepyornis (a prehistoric Ostrich). August 16, 2010. August 15, 2010. This four-tu...
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The Prehistoric Archaeology Blog is concerned with news reports featuring Prehistoric period archaeology. If you wish to see news reports for general European archaeology, please go to The Archaeology of Europe Weblog. Tuesday, March 27, 2018. Skilled female potters travelled around the Baltic nearly 5000 years ago. These are Neolithic Corded ware pottery recovered in Southern Finland. Read the rest of this article. David Beard MA, FSA, FSA Scot. Ramsey Island: New survey finds 'Bronze Age' site. New arc...
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Can you guess what this 7000 years old rock art is about? Everyone on Earth knows this story. Adam and Eve with serpent in the Garden of Eden. Eve reaches for apple, and God is looking from above. And this comes from prehistoric times well before Old Testament and any known old civilization. This rock art is found high in mountains in South of Armenia among hundreds of other rocks with prehistoric art. Perhaps no surprise since mount Ararat is not far away from here. See tour details day by day.
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