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And they were too down on Atkinson - who, at least, dug in the right places. You are talking about Stonehenge here Mr S aren't you (and not Silbury ;-) Actually, I was quite taken aback by TR's very strong comment about Atkinson (first time I've heard it said publicly in such a way) and wondered if it was his own idea or something he'd got from discussions with the archeos. Need to watch the prog again but was happy at the mention of pigs being fed on something sweet. Like wot some of us have been saying for a long time, the tradition of Wiltshire honey roast ham probably started way back in the Neolithic ;-) Reply | with quote |  5th June 2009ce 11:42 In reply to: Re: TMA contributes to archaeological theory... (StoneGloves) |
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