Are Raised Beaches Archaeological Pseudoscience?
Introduction — A Geological Mystery Hiding in Plain Sight Across Britain, geologists have identified deposits of sand, gravel and rounded
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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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THE GREAT ROMAN ROAD HOAX
How Archaeology Turned Britain’s Ancient Roads into Roman Inventions Sunday Investigation – 1 November 2026 By Robert John Langdon |
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Britain’s Changing Funeral Traditions
Introduction This investigation examines a proposed development of prehistoric funeral customs: from the exposure of bodies and collection of ancestral
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The Ackling Dyke Smoking Gun
Has the evidence for Britain’s prehistoric water-filled dykes been hiding in plain sight? For more than a century, archaeologists have
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Ackling Dyke – Part II – Puddletown Forest: When a Roman Road Becomes an Assumption
The second investigation into Ackling Dyke Our investigation of Ackling Dyke has now moved south-west to Puddletown Forest and Duddle
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Ackling Dyke – Part III – The Roman Road Mystery Finally Makes Sense
New LiDAR evidence, Pitt-Rivers’ excavations and a forgotten network of water-filled dykes at Woodyates For more than a century, Ackling
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Ackling Dyke – Facts and the Archaeological Fiction
Introduction – The Ackling Dyke Investigation This is the first in a new series of investigations into Ackling Dyke, one
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Cardigan Bay: The Holocene Evidence the Old Geological Story Has Missed
LiDAR, radiocarbon dating and peer-reviewed sedimentary studies are beginning to reveal the scale and duration of Britain’s lost post-glacial hydrological
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Thirty Years of CAU Archaeology Going Nowhere?
Langdon Takes Six Hours to See the Bigger Picture: Long Holme Drove, Car Dyke and the Post-Glacial Flooding Hypothesis For
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