Stonehenge: Borehole Evidence of Post-Glacial Flooding
Introduction — Three mathematical proofs that force Post-Glacial Flooding This article presents three independent mathematical proofs that fundamentally constrain what
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The Long Barrow and Dolman Enigma
Rethinking Long Barrows, Dolmens, and the Forgotten Maritime World of Prehistoric Britain Introduction: Reassembling a Broken Argument This article deliberately
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What Archaeology Missed Beneath Stonehenge
Introduction For more than a century, Stonehenge has been interpreted as if it were constructed in a dry, stable chalk
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The Lost Island of Avalon – revealed
Using the most effective archaeological tool available today (LiDAR), we can peel back the landscape to show how it used
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Britain’s First Road – Stonehenge Avenue
Introduction Traditional archaeology has long struggled to explain the function of the Stonehenge Avenue. As a result, it has been
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Durrington Walls Revisited: Platforms, Fish Traps, and a Managed Mesolithic Landscape
Introduction Durrington Walls has long been treated as a problem site. Despite decades of excavation, reinterpretation, and popular retelling, it
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Cro-Magnon Megalithic Builders: Measurement, Biology, and the DNA
1. Introduction — Why This Debate Exists at All The problem with prehistoric archaeology is not a lack of data.It
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The Dyke Myth Collapses: Excavation and Dating Prove Britain’s Great Dykes Are Prehistoric Canals
Chapter 1: Why the Dyke Story Is About to Change For a very long time, Britain’s great dykes have been
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First Hillforts, Then Mottes — Now Roman Forts? A Century of Misidentification
Chapter 1 — The Problem with the Story Bainbridge, known in the Roman period as Virosidum, is almost universally described
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Rising Evidence, Falling Rivers: The Real Story of Europe’s First Farmers
Introduction For half a century, archaeology has leaned on a comforting story: farming was “invented” in the Middle East and
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