Issue 99

March / April 2008

Contents

news

Was missing body a Dutchman in Scotland?

Can international support save antiquities scheme?

Phase 2

features

Stonehenge: now what?
With the tunnel scheme scrapped, BA asks about the future

The wreck of the SS Mendi
John Gribble tells the story of forgotten war labourers

Stanway
Philip Crummy and colleagues report on an elite cemetery at Camulodunum

on the web

Recommended websites
Seriously good free texts, and new Welsh date index

letters

Views and responses

CBA correspondent

Campaigns, comment and communications from the CBA
Mike Heyworth introduces a new initiative to promote archaeology in the community

ISSN 1357-4442

Editor Mike Pitts

Issue 99, March/April 2008

contents

news

All the latest archaeology news from around the country.

features

Stonehenge: now what?

With the tunnel scheme scrapped, BA asks about the future

The wreck of the SS Mendi

John Gribble tells the story of forgotten war labourers

Stanway

Philip Crummy and colleagues report on an elite cemetery at Camulodunum

on the web

Recommended websites. Seriously good free texts, and new Welsh date index

letters

Views and responses.

CBA correspondent

Mike Heyworth introduces a new initiative to promote archaeology in the community

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