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Mass Viking Decapitations
Viking Apocalypse National Geographic : THU DEC 22 2012 http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/ What violent event caused this many beheadings? Search terms:national geographic channel the viking apocalypse
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Cosmeston 2011: The Movie
Cardiff University Department of Archaeology and Conservation is proud to bring you the official movie of the 2011 excavation at Cosmeston Medieval Manor. This exciting 17 minute odyssey takes you behind the scenes and beneath the ground to show you the latest discoveries at one of South Wales’ most important and unique heritage attractions. Written and directed by Cardiff undergraduates Robert Barrett and Tom Durbin we guarantee that you will enjoy this more than Time Team. Editor: Robert Barrett. http://www.youtube.com/plutonchannel [...]
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Kerry Murrell on the archaeological finds at Whittlesey
Kerry Murrell from the Cambridge Archaeological Unit on the archaeological finds at Whittlesey The extraordinary find at Hanson’s quarry in Must Farm, Whittlesey, has doubled the total of Bronze Age logboats found in the UK. One of the logboats could date from as long ago as 1300BC – making it the oldest ever discovered. Swords, spears, fish weirs and eel traps have also been found in the ancient water course, which runs along the southern ends of the Flag Fen [...]
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The archaeological finds at Must Farm, Whittlesey
The archaeological finds at Hansons Must Farm, Whittlesey The extraordinary find at Hanson’s quarry in Must Farm, Whittlesey, has doubled the total of Bronze Age logboats found in the UK. One of the logboats could date from as long ago as 1300BC – making it the oldest ever discovered. Swords, spears, fish weirs and eel traps have also been found in the ancient water course, which runs along the southern ends of the Flag Fen Basin. It is home to [...]
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Archaeology: Human remains: The Bowl Hole cemetery
Excavation of a final phase Anglo Saxon cemetery at Bamburgh. For more info on how to get involved in our field school go to www.bamburghresearchproject.co.uk Search terms:archeologiebowl hole cemetery
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Archaeology: Bamburgh Research Project trailer
Edited compilation showcasing some of the ongoing investigation of archaeology at Bamburgh castle Northumberland. For more info on how to get involved go to www.bamburghresearchproject.co.uk
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Archaeology: Bamburgh Video diaries
Compilation of clips featuring students and volunteers who attended the archaeological training excavation run by Bamburgh Research Project at Bamburgh Castle Northumberland. For more info go to www.bamburghresearchproject.co.uk Search terms:archeon Projekt montanabamburgh
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Winchester Excavation, October 2011
An archaeological excavation by Wessex Archaeology discovered part of early Winchester including land divisions and a house and even found a silver coin dating back to the time of King Alfred. Search terms:winchester excavationwinchester excavationswinchester archéologiewinchester excvation
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Caerleon Dig ‘Lost City’ Excavations Introduction
An introduction to the Cardiff University Excavation at Caerleon For more than 2000 years a suburb of monumental Roman buildings lay undiscovered beneath a modern South Wales town, but now archaeologists from the University hope to reveal the secrets of this fascinating ancient site. In spring 2010, staff and students from the School of History, Archaeology and Religion located a complex of buildings outside the Roman fortress at Caerleon. The ‘Lost City of the Legion’ – as it has been [...]
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Armour backplate excavation time-lapse
The rubbish layers from a James Fort cellar backfilled in the early 17th century revealed this complete armour backplate. The excavation of this piece of armor, by Jamestown Rediscovery archaeologists, is captured here in time-lapse format. Armour similar to this piece are on display at the Archaearium (archaeological museum) at Historic Jamestowne. Search terms:jamestown musée archéologiqueアーマープレートセラー 掘削
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Irish Archaeological Field School 2010
Irelands leading provider of university accredited, site based archaeological research and training. The ethos of the school is to provide an opportunity for students and enthusiasts of archaeology and anthropology to experience at first hand the excitement of archaeological excavation within an established research framework. Excavations are undertaken in a research environment led by a team of highly qualified and experienced archaeologists using the most sophisticated technologies, including GPS topographical survey, geophysics, photo-planning and more. In addition to the archaeological [...]
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Perfect Byzantine Ship
Robert Ballard and his team find a Byzantine ship perfectly preserved at the bottom of the Red Sea. Ghost Ships of the Black Sea : National Geographic Search terms:ballard byzantinebizanslılarda gemiビザンチン様式
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Bronze Age Crouched Burial
Bronze Age crouched burial from Thanet, Kent, England Search terms:crouched burials kentbronze antique romaincrouched burials
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Opening a Roman Coffin – Boscombe Down, Wiltshire, UK
Wessex Archaeology Remarkable Roman burial has been found at Boscombe Down, Wiltshire, UK. When we lifted the lid off a three tonne stone coffin we were surprised to discover that the coffin had not filled with soil. Instead, we found ourselves looking down on the skeleton of a woman who was cradling a young child in her arms. Find out more at http://www.wessexarch.co.uk/projects/wiltshire/boscombe/preserved-roman-remai… Search terms:2011 archaeology finds devonataud romanoboscombe down wiltshire uk roman excavationlouverture dun cercueil romainnational geographic kanal kazısıpalingvallenwie [...]
