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Burial in water `normal rite' for 1,000 years: skeletons, animal skulls and other Iron Age offerings found in Thames
Dogs on the menu in medieval Northern Ireland
Oldest tidal mill found in Ulster
Neolithic hunting platform preserved in Scottish peat
Medieval `murder weapon' hidden in Suffolk ditch
Regular villas for Roman colonists in Kent: evidence suggests massive displacement of native farmers after Roman conquest
In Brief
Great sites: Llyn Cerrig Bach
Mike Parker Pearson recalls the site that revealed the religious significance of water in later prehistoric Britain
Frobisher the Fraud
New evidence from Baffin Island suggests the explorer Martin Frobisher may have tried to defraud Queen Elizabeth I herself, writes Réginald Auger
Buried with the friars
Exceptionally well-preserved finds from an Augustinian friary in Hull have shed light on life and death in the Middle Ages. David Evans reports
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