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Exploring the archaeology of the World Heritage Site of Brú na Boinne
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Posted by ryaner
17th April 2019ce
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All links should be like this!
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Posted by drewbhoy
12th April 2019ce
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The official online archaeological resource for the Stockton and Hartlepool area. Contains a link to the areas HER, database of all the area's known archaeological sites, constantly being updated.
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Posted by spencer
25th March 2019ce
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A description of this area - Garrick Moor
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Posted by moss
25th March 2019ce
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Details of the excavations and a wee bit about the nearby mound.
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Posted by drewbhoy
8th February 2019ce
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Survey work by David Strange-Walker of Trent & Peak Archaeology and Marcus Abbott of ArcHeritage. Thanks to Dr Steve Davis of University College Dublin, and the Office of Public Works, Ireland, for funding this project.
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Posted by ryaner
14th January 2019ce
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German website of the Antiquities Commission for Westphalia with a short description and a 3D model (takes some time to load). In addition, it is possible to order the corresponding booklet (alson in German) from the series "Megalithic graves in Westphalia" with the current state of research on the megalithic grave on the website.
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Posted by Nucleus
22nd December 2018ce
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German website of the Antiquities Commission for Westphalia with a short description and a 3D model (takes some time to load). In addition, it is possible to order the corresponding booklet (alson in German) from the series "Megalithic graves in Westphalia" with the current state of research on the megalithic grave on the website.
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Posted by Nucleus
22nd December 2018ce
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German website of the Antiquities Commission for Westphalia with a short description and a 3D model (takes some time to load). In addition, it is possible to order the corresponding booklet (alson in German) from the series "Megalithic graves in Westphalia" with the current state of research on the megalithic grave on the website.
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Posted by Nucleus
22nd December 2018ce
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Further details of Brú na Bóinne aerial survey released
Date Released: Thursday, December 20, 2018
Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht releases further details of archaeological discoveries at Newgrange within the World Heritage Site of Brú na Bóinne
To mark the winter solstice when the rising sun illuminates the burial chamber of the Great Passage Tomb of Newgrange, the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht has today (21 December) released further details of the archaeological discoveries made this year within the World Heritage Site of Brú na Bóinne, close to Newgrange Passage Tomb.
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Posted by ryaner
21st December 2018ce
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Latest news on the protection of these caves.
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Posted by moss
3rd December 2018ce
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Posted by Nucleus
2nd December 2018ce
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The Goseck circle (German: Sonnenobservatorium Goseck) is a Neolithic structure in Goseck in the Burgenlandkreis district in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.
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Posted by Nucleus
2nd December 2018ce
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330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
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Posted by Nucleus
12th November 2018ce
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330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
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Posted by Nucleus
12th November 2018ce
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330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
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Posted by Nucleus
12th November 2018ce
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330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
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Posted by Nucleus
12th November 2018ce
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330 kilometres of scenic route lead you to 33 exciting archaeological sites through Northwest Germany. On your way you will find more than 70 Neolithic (3.500 to 2.800 B.C.) megalithic tombs.
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Posted by Nucleus
12th November 2018ce
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