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Beer brewing `formed part of
Neolithic ceremonies'
First Tewkesbury, now Stamford
Bridge
Waterfront `used at Synod of
Chelsea'
In Brief
Kingdom of Strathclyde's
final chapter
Scotland's last British kingdom was influenced by the Vikings of
Man, writes Stephen Driscoll
Roman roads that shaped the
land
Roman roads may have been resented as symbols of Roman power,
writes Rob Witcher
First farmers `were
colonists after all'
Colonisation, more than the exchange of ideas, took farming
across Eurasia, says David Harris
covering caves elsewhere, plough damage, battlefields again, the English church and epic heroism
The best archaeology tells stories about what happened in the past, argues Simon Denison
Patrick Ottaway on the tale of
our `oldest recorded town'
Mark Bowden on a short book with a
grand ambition
John Hines on a very solid theory
of ethnic identity
Ray Marjoram on peak
archaeology, but not for novices
Peter Ellis takes a wry look at archaeology in a recent blockbuster movie
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