A new Ancient Monuments Act will apparently shortly be published, but already main outlines are beginning to emerge. There will be three…
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I must disagree with Neil over this exhibition (see CA 208, page 36). I went to the opening, and to the accompanying…
Would you like to be the chief publisher of the Tempus archaeological books?…
In the latest Conservation Bulletin, published by English Heritage, there is an interesting contribution by David Fursden, the President of the Country…
On 8th March 2007, a government White Paper was launched on Heritage Protection for the 21st century to foreshadow a new Heritage…
How frequently were amphitheatres used in the Roman World? At the recent Amphitheatre conference at Chester on the 16th-18th February 2007, held…
The London Archaeologist has been relaunched with a new format, a new design and colour throughout.…
Congratulations to David Breeze on having the nomination of the Antonine Wall accepted by UNESCO as a valid application for World Heritage…
The Society of Antiquaries celebrated its tercentenary in fine style on 25th April 2007 with a contested election for president.…
‘Flames were in their eyes, and in their teeth whiteness, and in their whole body a noisome blackness appeared…’…