Issue 87

March/April 2006

Contents

news

Unique Roman tombstone may leave UK

"No synthesis of British prehistory is right"

Neolithic road is unique

Bottle message is dry

The dead make way for iron age warrior

In Brief

features

When Rome left Britain: the Bosnian perspective
Buckles and Bosnia - Stuart Laycock has a dark vision of early historic Britain.

Telling the story of the people who made London
Archaeology in London: Peter Rowsome reviews a year of new publications.

Boudica: a queen in search of a husband
Finding Prasutagus: Amanda Chadburn deciphers iron age coins.

on the web

Recommended websites

letters

Views and responses

CBA news

Headlines from the CBA office.

ISSN 1357-4442

Editor Mike Pitts

Issue 87 March/April 2006

contents

news

All the latest archaeology news from around the country.

features

When Rome left Britain: the Bosnian perspective

Buckles and Bosnia - Stuart Laycock has a dark vision of early historic Britain.

Telling the story of the people who made London

Archaeology in London: Peter Rowsome reviews a year of new publications.

Boudica: a queen in search of a husband

Finding Prasutagus: Amanda Chadburn deciphers iron age coins.

on the web

Recommended websites.

letters

Views and responses.

CBA news

Headlines from the CBA office.

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