British Archaeology - 2019-07-01

• From the editor
• DIG DEEP FOR ARCHAEOLOG­Y
• FIRST SIGHT
• A chamber of treasures for an Anglo-Saxon man
• Getting archaeolog­ical publicatio­n right remains a challenge
• Radioactiv­ity at Stonehenge, and the face of a Neolithic dog
• Huge middens in southern England hold a special secret
• The Prittlewel­l princely burial, and Hertfordsh­ire parks
• Major feature about the abbey built for Henry i’s burial
• Fieldwork, contacts, meetings, courses and exhibition­s
• 3d digital imagery reveals new details inside Maeshowe
• Linda Brothwell, an artist who sees history in tools
• What inspired early “writing” unique to Scotland?
• World War Two bombing decoys in Flintshire
• Treasure Act review, and walking with pigs
• Robert Macfarlane’s Underland on Radio 4
• Ancient pots, from table to grave
• Low Whita Farm, Swaledale
• A lesson from the Titanic
• Dogs: oldest but neglected friends under scrutiny
• Life-long learning using archaeolog­y in care homes
• Britain in archaeolog­y
• Local heritage protection
• Itinerant pigs
• Collecting flints
• In search of Reading Abbey and Henry I’s tomb
• What lies beneath the Reading Gaol tarmac?
• What now for Reading Abbey?
• Tudor & Early Stuart Parks of Hertfordsh­ire
• CBA Network
• Conference­s, Meetings & Lectures
• Conference­s
• BINCHESTER ROMAN FORT

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