The new Indiana Jones film will 'offer accurate insights into archaeology'.After reading the article at Archaeoporn, I hazard a guess that many seeing the film will say it's not as good as the first three ( Read more... )

But first, some history links. :D

About the Timewatch dig at Stonehenge; the first in half a century, and a new theory on why it was constructed

Or, if that interesteth you not, how about how Fossilised faeces found in an Oregan cave may help solve the riddle of when and how humans came to the Americas.

And so to the picspam. zia_montrose requested AVF. I ( Read more... )

Last night I watched Lewis. For those of you not familiar with this character he is now a Detective Inspector based in Oxford and used to be the DS to Morse (played by John Thaw). Each story is completed in 2 hours and there are always some neat twists along the way. Last night's was no exception. We were treated to excellent character development ( Read more... )

'Timewatch' was back tonight. It was about sailing the archeologically accurate reconstruction of a 30m longship 'Sea Stallion' from Roskilde across the North sea to Dublin by way of the Hebrides. A journey of a thousand miles ( Read more... )

Browsing my f-list I found this post in archaeological about a new A/S burial discovered in the north of England. I'm agog! I want more!