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Issue 115Nov / Dec 2010newsAll the latest archaeology news from around the country featuresOn the Trail of Viking WomenJane Kershaw reports on an astounding quantity of Viking-style jewellery found in England THE BIG DIG: Bestwall QuarryAt this large site in Dorset local, largely unfunded amateurs were nominated to manage the archaeology with fascinating results Life Between the NationsThe wartime correspondence of German refugee archaeologist Paul Jacobsthal Excavating the Living DeadAlistair Barclay examines the stories of the many people who were buried on Boscombe Down, Wiltshire The Human Remains CrisisChange is promised, but fieldwork continues under conditions that many are unhappy with The Little House by the ShoreThe directors of the Star Carr excavation update readers on the endangered organic remains The Varmints ShowIn the Varmints' third exploration, we introduce Great Excavations – The Musical on the webNeolithic excavations online and the Cranbourne Chase gets an overhaul CBA CorrespondentFrom CBA Director, Mike Heyworth on academia lettersYour views and responses
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Issue 115, November/December 2010contentsnewsAll the latest archaeology news from around the country featuresOn the Trail of Viking WomenJane Kershaw reports on an astounding quantity of Viking-style jewellery found in England THE BIG DIG: Bestwall QuarryAt this large site in Dorset local, largely unfunded amateurs were nominated to manage the archaeology with fascinating results Life Between the NationsThe wartime correspondence of German refugee archaeologist Paul Jacobsthal Excavating the Living DeadAlistair Barclay examines the stories of the many people who were buried on Boscombe Down, Wiltshire The Human Remains CrisisChange is promised, but fieldwork continues under conditions that many are unhappy with The Little House by the ShoreThe directors of the Star Carr excavation, North Yorkshire, update readers on the disappearing wood and animal remains at this famous Mesolithic site The Varmints ShowIn the Varmints' third exploration of music and archaeology, we present Great Excavations: Archaeology in Song on the webCaroline Wickham-Jones investigates Neolithic excavations and Emma Rouse introduces the relaunched Cranbourne Chase information site CBA CorrespondentUnderstanding where we came from is not just an academic pursuit, says CBA Director, Mike Heyworth. lettersYour views and responses my archaeologyArtist David Inshaw was there when English Heritage re-opened an old tunnel into Silbury Hill Please use the lefthand menu to navigate this issue of British Archaeology Please use the righthand menu to access Briefing, other issues of British Archaeology or return to the CBA homepage. INDIANA JONES: It belongs in a museum. ANTIQUITIES COLLECTOR: So do you. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) |
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