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First historic landscapes register created in Wales
Archaeology crisis in Buckinghamshire
Clue to medieval Manchester's vigour
In Brief
Barrows, cairns and a few imposters
In the second of our series on the historic landscape, Paul
Ashbee decides what is, and what is not, a prehistoric barrow
Centuries of Roman survival in the West
Evidence of the late survival of Roman culture in western Britain
extends far beyond the well known-remains at Wroxeter. Ken Dark reports.
Resisting the Reformation in secret
Many Catholic images, intended for destruction, were adapted or
concealed by local people, writes Sarah Tarlow
Many ways of resisting iconoclasm by Simon Denison
Monumental homes of the Hebrides
Continuing our series on recent archaeology in the regions of
Britain, Ian Armit discusses new research on the Iron Age of the
Western Isles
The Government still getting it wrong
Ministers still don't understand about the historic environment,
writes Richard Morris
Chris Daniell on a London hospital and a model
report
Chris Tabraham on Irish castles and a troubled
history
Peter Rowley-Conwy on essays from prehistory's man of
ideas
Mark Lawrence on an encyclopaedia of history from the
sea
featuring the peat campaign,
education, battlefields,
Defence of Britain and digital matters
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