Neanderthal tools found at dig
Dozens of tools thought to have belonged to Neanderthals have been dug up at an archaeological site called Beedings in West Sussex.
...It is the first modern scientific investigation of the site since it was discovered in 1900.
...The tools were only recently recognised to be of international importance, following research by Roger Jacobi of the Ancient Human Occupation of Britain project.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7466735.stm
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Peak Landscape Tour with Helen Caffrey 15th July
From the recently released Manchester Uni Continuing Ed. guide:
With Helen Caffrey - A walk by the Limestone Way to investigate the cluster of Bronze Age, Iron Age, and later sites in the Peak landscape. We shall see:
Nine Stones Close
Iron Age enclosed settlements
The Hermitage
Fee £25.00, call 0161 275 3275 for details
Sunday 15th July 2007 from 2pm - 4:30pm
http://www.manchester.ac.uk/continuingeducation (this is the URL for the guide, but I could not find the details for it as yet)
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