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Issue 90

September/October 2006

Contents

news

Spoon tops important Anglo-Saxon finds

Unique axe handle found on Welsh shore

Timbers on Lancaster river bed may be Roman ford

Archaeologists drive double eagle on Dirleton dunes

In Brief

features

Blackpool? World Heritage?
You can not be serious...

Plucked in her prime
We reveal what treasure came out of the Mary Rose.

By the waters of Babylon
Iraq: must the loss of heritage continue?

on the web

Recommended websites

letters

Views and responses

CBA news

Headlines from the CBA office.

 

ISSN 1357-4442

Editor Mike Pitts

Issue 90 September/October 2006

contents

news

All the latest archaeology news from around the country.

features

Blackpool? World Heritage?

You can not be serious...

Plucked in her prime

We reveal what treasure came out of the Mary Rose.

By the waters of Babylon

The dawn of civilisation. Iraq: must the loss of heritage continue?

on the web

Recommended websites.

letters

Views and responses.

CBA news

Headlines from the CBA office.

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