My dad's copy of this (which I still have). There are photos of Bryn Celli Ddu and I spent hours trying to figure out how the chamber 'entrance' worked. Ended up starting my archaeological career there, and writing a PhD thesis about it...
My dad's copy of this (which I still have). There are photos of Bryn Celli Ddu and I spent hours trying to figure out how the chamber 'entrance' worked. Ended up starting my archaeological career there, and writing a PhD thesis about it...
Not this year...
Thanks for your help with it, Nicola
Free on our open library. All the works we undertook in an attempt to find somewhere to build the new visitor facilities at Stonehenge.
wessexarchaeologylibrary.org/plugins/book...
A very soggy Long Meg today
That would spoil it, though
Even though it was...
Great to see you, Jody
The report on our excavations at Cheeseman's Green, Ashord is now on our open library. A remarkable site with two Late Mesolithic cremation burials among a host of other evidence.
wessexarchaeologylibrary.org/library/repository/view/233/
Thanks! I had no idea. Information about anything at Tara was frustratingly hard to come by.
Virtually none now, either, but that meant I could sound knowledgeable without fear of contradiction!
the missing final word is 'values'
Jacquetta Hawkes, of all people, pre-empting John Barrett by a good half century
Ho ho.
Glacial transport or you're dumped
It's your fault!
At first I thought that was a Hawkwind bootleg I don't have. Looks ace.
Any good? Sorry it's you-know-where related
A giant penis at Stonehenge? That's hardly news www.independent.co.uk/news/science...
I apologise in advance for the five books about Stonehenge-related things I currently have in various stages of completion.
βοΈSave the dateβοΈ
Europa Conference 2025: Landscape connectivity in Prehistory at Univ of Reading, Sat 7th June 2025. Conference honours achievements of Prof. Martin Bell, Prof of Arch Science at Univ of Reading.
Call for papers now live. Info in link:
www.prehistoricsociety.org/events/2025-...
Happy new year, Rik. Hope you're quickly better
If I remember my Orwell, this was basically his argument in Part 2 of Wigan Pier?
The very place
of an audio-vusual reconstruction of a Bronze Age ceremony at a Scottish stone circle where the hairy fellows ran into the circle, arms aloft, bellowing 'Let the wife-taking begin!' 2/2
While I agree completely with the sentiment, and while I'm quite sure there are many thoughtful people producing excellent material, let's not pretend that shoddy crap is only a product of AI use. I still sometimes wake up in a sweat remembering my mid-1990's experience 1/2
Happy new year, Susan
Happy new year, Amanda
Still half convinced there'll be another one of those under Gop Cairn
Happy Christmas!