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Current ArchaeologyThe web page of Britains leading Archaeological magazine. |
Posted by Rivington Pike1st August 2003ce |
Council for British ArchaeologyAs they say "The gateway to British archaeology online". Full of links to 'traditional' archaeological sites |
Posted by Rivington Pike 1st August 2003ce |
Archaeoastronomy or Astroarchaeology!The American view of this interesting topic, useful animations showing how the seasons work. |
Posted by Rivington Pike 1st August 2003ce |
Living Spring Journal"THE International Electronic Forum for Research into Holy Wells & Waterlore" - need I say more ! |
Posted by Rivington Pike 1st August 2003ce |
Kirkconnel Parish Heritage SocietyA thriving local heritage society documenting and promoting the rich history of Kirkconnel Parish. The Society is commited to recording and developing the Heritage of Kirkconnel through community based projects. |
Posted by kphs 9th May 2003ce |
At the Edge - Hollow HillsArticle by Jeremy Harte discussing the folklore and beliefs surrounding barrows throughout history. |
Posted by Rhiannon2nd May 2003ce |
BrittanyThis site briefly describes visits to some of the megaliths and rock art in Brittany including details on how to get to them. |
Posted by GT 28th April 2003ce |
Ancient StonesA personal photoguide to the stone circles of Britain. A clear and attractive site containing good directions to some of the lesser known circles of the North Country. Good quality photographs. |
Posted by Solarboy 27th March 2003ce |
Digs ReunitedThis site has been created to help diggers past and present get back in touch with people they've met on excavations but have since lost touch with. |
Posted by shacmh 12th March 2003ce |
Megalithic Sound and LandscapeDr Aaron Watson's introduction to his research on the acoustic effects produced at stone circles and passage graves. |
Posted by Chris Collyer11th March 2003ce |
Bronze Age CraftWebsite dealing with Bronze Age metalworking. Check out the shop section for some amazing reproduction axes, swords and daggers. |
Posted by Chris Collyer 27th February 2003ce |
MegalithiaNice guide to some of the megalithic sites of Britain and Ireland by a chap called Richard M. |
Posted by Chris Collyer 27th February 2003ce |
The Treasure Act 1996Details on the The Treasure Act 1996 - All finders of gold and silver objects, and groups of coins from the same finds, over 300 years old, have a legal obligation to report such items under the Treasure Act 1996. Now prehistoric base-metal assemblages found after 1st January 2003 also qualify as Treasure. |
Posted by pure joy8th February 2003ce |
Archaeology Alive'Archaeology Alive' - the Annual review of the fieldwork, projects, conservation and advice work carried out by the Historic Environment Service (including Cornwall Archaeological Unit) in Cornwall & Scilly. For the first time a free online version of the latest copy (2000-2001) is available. Back copies can also be purchased. |
Posted by pure joy 8th February 2003ce Edited 22nd July 2003ce |
Cornwall Archeological UnitThe homepage of the Cornwall Archeological Unit, which is part of the Historic Environment Section of Cornwall County Council. Loads of interesting news and info, and over thirty publications available to buy. This post appears as part of the blog post "Adventures in Cornwall & Devon - Part 1"
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Posted by pure joy 8th February 2003ce |
The Portable Antiquities SchemeThe Portable Antiquities Scheme is a voluntary recording scheme for archaeological objects found by members of the public. Every year many thousands of objects are discovered, many of these by metal detector users, but also by people whilst out walking, gardening or going about their daily work. |
Posted by pure joy 8th February 2003ce |
Twelveheads PressPublishers of (amongst other things) a series of small, inexpensive and 'popular' books about Cornwall, including archeolgical heritage, railways, and mining. Good starter books. |
Posted by pure joy 8th February 2003ce Edited 22nd July 2003ce |
Men-an-Tol Studio (Publisher)Nice little site that includes information about the books available from Men-an-tol Studio, including all of Ian McNeil Cooke's books, and reprints of two 19th century antiquarian books, 'Illustrations Of Stone Circles, Cromlehs and other remains of the Aboriginal Britons in the West of Cornwall' by William Cotton (1827), and 'Specimens Of Ancient Cornish Crosses, Fonts, Etc' by F.C.Hingston (1850). Includes an order form for publications and details of how to order over the phone. |
Posted by pure joy 17th January 2003ce Edited 20th October 2003ce |
British ToursNice quicktime Virtual Reality images from the tour operator http://www.britishtours.com/dawnatstonehenge.html |
Posted by Reynolds 17th January 2003ce |
Halsgrove (Book Publisher)Home to Devon Books, who publish Jeremy Butler's monumental 5 volume 'Dartmoor Atlas of Antiquities'. Also home to Cornwall Books who have published local classics such as Craig Weatherhill two field guides - 'Belerion: Ancient Sites of Land's End' – 1981, and 'Cornovia: Ancient Sites of Cornwall and Scilly' - 1985, revised 1997 & 2000. Couldn't see those two for sale though. Free Postage and packing on internet orders. |
Posted by pure joy 16th January 2003ce Edited 22nd July 2003ce |
Rock Art in the British LandscapeAn international groups website about prehistoric open-air abstract rock art in the UK. The link "Rock Art in the British Isles", posted by 'fitzcoraldo' (thanks!) on 25th August 2002, refers to the same website but the link is dead. So why not try this fresh one about these mysterious 'images of a lost message'? We hope to see you soon! And.....room enough for new members in 2003. |
Posted by rockartuk30th December 2002ce |
Stone Circles in Angus and PerthshireStone circles and other neolithic and megalithic sites in Angus and Perthshire, (also Fife now...) plus the adventures of the Scottish Megaraks. |
Posted by nickbrand25th October 2002ce |
Barter BooksA brilliant second hand book shop with a huge antiquarian catalogue and very helpful staff. |
Posted by fitzcoraldo29th August 2002ce |
Rock Art in the British IslesCool rock art site |
Posted by fitzcoraldo 25th August 2002ce |
Sacred Sites, Contested Rights/Rites projectDiscussions on the conflicts between modern Pagans, archaeologists, land owners and other interested parties over ancient sites. |
Posted by Chris Collyer 9th August 2002ce |
Essex County CouncilDecription of the work of the council's Archaeology unit, in particular, Neolithic settlements and Bronze Age causeways that have been discovered in the intertidal deposits along the coastal regions. |
Posted by Killer 20th June 2002ce |
CAPRAA Gazetteer of English caves, fissures & rock shelters containing human remains |
Posted by fitzcoraldo 9th April 2002ce |
Chris's PagePictures and descriptions of various stone circles, burial chambers, standing stones and assorted oddies and well as some other stuff of variable interest. |
Posted by Chris Collyer 27th March 2002ce |
PetroglphsGreame C's lovely northern rock art site |
Posted by fitzcoraldo 25th March 2002ce Edited 28th March 2013ce |
Asuka-mura, ShimanoshoSome photos of a MONSTER sized, Japaneze stone chambers (Is this a wedge or passage tomb?) Ishibutai crypt is, in overall size, the largest in Japan. The largest of its boulders, the one forming the southern part of the ceiling, is estimated to weigh 75 tons!!!. 2 photos in black and white and some neat diagrams A similar tomb at a site called Jourugami was recently found to contain a stone coffin see http://www.japantoday.com/e/?content=news&cat=1&id=206258 for more on that one. |
Posted by phil 17th March 2002ce |
The Prehistoric SocietyWorth a look through the archive of past issues of the newsletter. |
Posted by IronMan13th February 2002ce |
Archaeological Resource Collection (ARCHI)Huge database of sites, indexed by location (grid-ref and postcode) Excellent resource, including find information - USE IT! |
Posted by RiotGibbon 12th December 2001ce |
Celtic Inscribed Stones Project (CISP)The database includes every non-Runic inscription raised on a stone monument within Celtic-speaking areas (Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Dumnonia, Brittany and the Isle of Man) in the early middle ages (AD 400-1000). There are over 1,200 such inscriptions. |
Posted by phil 3rd December 2001ce |
RCAHMS CanmoreA huge wealth of archeological info covering Scottish sites with map refs etc. |
Posted by Martin 29th November 2001ce Edited 27th June 2006ce |
Newgrange & Megalithic Passage Tombs of IrelanResource site for the Megalithic Passage Tombs of Newgrange, Knowth, Dowth, Fourknocks, Loughcrew and Tara located in the present day County of Meath on the east coast of Ireland. The Boyne Valley Cairns at Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth were built around 3200BC making them older than Stonehenge in England and the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt. |
Posted by knowth27th November 2001ce |
TechnoPagans UnlimitedWebsite of megalithic photographer Cerridwen Connelly "The Archaeo-Witch of Wales", featuring: Detail images of Stonehenge, Sile na Gig at Romsey Abbey (Hampshire), Labyrinth at St. Catherine's Hill, Winchester (Hampshire), Rothbury Tolmen and Calendar site (Northumberland), Mohave Desert petroglyph anomolies, Korean Dolmen, Saami petroglyphs, new sites added every month... |
Posted by technopagans 27th August 2001ce |
Free Historic MapsApprox 80,00 maps (uk) dated 1846-1899. 1:10,560 scale. No plug-in required, just browse and scroll around. |
Posted by Buzzard of Morfe 22nd August 2000ce |
Ancient Sites under ThreatBringing together campaigns to save ancient sites up and down the country. Featuring free images of Stonehenge to download. Read more in 3rd Stone Magazine. |
Posted by Andy B 13th April 2000ce |
At The EdgeAn archive of articles from the excellent magazine 'At The Edge' - cross-over explorations of earth mysteries, folklore, mythology & local history. |
Posted by gyrus 12th April 2000ce |
Alastair's Other Stone CirclesA top site of decrepit and little known sites, including the remains of only the second circle known to be in Oxfordshire!! |
Posted by Chris19th March 2000ce |
Stone Pages - A Guide To European MegalithsA very comprehensive site including some incredible QTVR movies filmed at various sites around Britain. The site also offers extremely thorough News, extensive features, and plenty of links to other great websites. |
Posted by Holy McGrail15th March 2000ce |
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