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Mosaics retrieved from flooded Roman city:
British team rescues Roman Zeugma from rising waters of Turkish dam
Post-medieval pottery collection found in Ely
Archbishop of Canterbury's palace discovered in Kent
From a stolen seal to a buried Brahma: members
of the public reported 24,000 new discoveries last year
Planning inquiry boost for historic landscape
In Brief
Hunters in the cold
A 10,000-year-old campsite in southern Britain provides remarkable new evidence for hunter-gatherer
life after the Ice Age. John Lewis reports.
Great sites: Skara Brae
Europe's best preserved Neolithic village was dug in the 1920s and the 1970s, but it continues
to give up new secrets, writes Alexandra Shepherd
Decline and fall
Roman culture was fading in Britain from the early 200s. It had all but gone a century later.
Neil Faulkner looks at the evidence.
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