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Historic Bridges of Buckinghamshire: Thornborough Bridge
July 23, 2021
Are you a ‘pontist’? AKA a historic bridge enthusiast who enjoys either lobbying for preservation and/or who enjoys visiting and photographing historic bridges. If you are, this is the blog… READ MORE
Unlocking the Mystery of the Lincoln Castle Lock-Up
July 8, 2021
Drawing from their brand new title, Lincoln Castle Revealed, expert archaeologists reveal the mystery behind the 18th century gaol hidden within this medieval castle. Dismissing long-held myths in just five-minutes,… READ MORE
Archaeology Mystery II: The Fate of the Neandertals
June 23, 2021
This month, we talk to Dr. April Nowell, author of Growing Up in the Ice Age, about the mysterious extinction of the Neandertals. An esteemed Palaeolithic archaeologist, Nowell traces the… READ MORE
Nine Things You Didn’t Know About Ancient Warfare
June 2, 2021
As the British Army looks at reductions to personnel and ongoing development of modern weaponry, we thought we’d turn our attention to the origins of warfare itself. Here, award-winning author… READ MORE
The Literary Legacy of Silchester’s Eagle
May 17, 2021
Archaeologist Michael Fulford has been excavating Silchester, perhaps the most well-known town in Roman Britain, since 1974. A large part of his life’s work has involved the radical re-examination of… READ MORE
History’s Unsung Hero: Pertinax, Emperor of Rome
April 29, 2021
When we think of Roman heroes, we think of Caesar, Aeneas and Augustus. Today, we’re giving long overdue attention to Pertinax, the slave who became the emperor of Rome. Here,… READ MORE
Archaeological Mystery I: The Lost Shipwreck of HMS Invincible
April 14, 2021
In 1980, a fisherman snagged his net on a notorious shipwreck: the Royal Navy’s first HMS Invincible, lost for 221 years. Since then, discoveries ranging from gun calibres to buttons… READ MORE
