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Cirencester · Cirencester

Roman swords found in Cotswolds go on display in Cirencester

HISTORY-LOVERS can finally view two world-renowned Roman swords that have gone on display to the public in Cirencester.See the Story

Tombs · Ireland

A game of tombs? Rethinking what the dead can tell us about Neolithic society in Ireland

Who was buried in the passage tombs of Neolithic Ireland? For centuries, many thought that these monuments were the final resting places of a ruling elite, and in 2020 this seemed to be confirmed by ancient DNA analysis which revealed that some of the individuals interred within them were related. Now, however, Penny Bickle, Kerri Cleary, Catherine J Frieman, Neil Carlin, Daniela Hofmann, and Jessica Smyth describe recent research that examines …Read Article

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Producers, Traders, and Consumers in Urban Societies in Southern Britain and Europe: post-excavation and museum studies presented to Professor Mark Brisbane

REVIEW BY ANNE THOM This book was written to honour Professor Mark Brisbane with up-to- date and historical analysis of archaeological records, sites, and museum studies that have interested him across his long career. As is the case with many amalgamated texts, readers will find some chapters more relevant than others, depending on their own…England · England Read Article

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