Goodbye in the short-term, hello again in the medium. Asymp; Leave a comment. Today is a watershed moment for. Because I am actually writing two posts in one day. Unfortunately, I am not sharing anything meaningful. In fact, I am only here to bid you a fond farewell as I will be away for most of August. Than once a month! Whether you be digging or otherwise, I hope you all have a great summer! July 28, 2015.

Archaeology, Agriculture, and Anglo-Saxons. So there they were, poised to knock up a retail distribution centre outside Chippenham, when up pops a Roman barn. This news nugget caught my eye in the latest edition of British Archaeology.

Exploring Bayton in the Middle Ages. Everybody loves a good map. The significance of this assessment has been justly recognised by historians for more than a century, not least because it remained the basis of parliamentary and convocation grants of the clergy well into the 16.

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Landscapes, Myth, and Archaeology. A little thing for Halloween by me for the brillian Women are Boring blog. This piece, by Dr.