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Current Archaeology Live! 2020: Timetable

Current Archaeology Live! 2020 will be held on 28-29 February 2020, at the University of London’s Senate House. Below is the provisional…

 

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  • Caerphilly Castle receives £5m investment to boost visitor experience
    on June 24, 2021

    There are plans for the redecoration of Caerphilly’s Great Hall to restore its original medieval splendour, and for the installation of new interpretations offering enlivened insights into the history of the castle...

  • National Library of Scotland acquires important 16th-century manuscript
    on June 23, 2021

    Its contents are written in Latin, Scots, and Gaelic, and include contemporary annals, poetry, lists of Scottish kings and battles, and chronicles recording the deaths of prominent members of Highland society.

  • Reopening graves a widespread practice in early medieval Europe, research reveals
    on June 18, 2021

    The practice appears to have begun in central Europe sometime before the 6th-century AD, and then spread across the continent before reaching its peak around two-hundred-years later.

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