The Fury of the Past: Natural Disasters in Historical and Prehistoric Britain
Introduction Over recent years, there’s been a growing tendency… to present images of climate in crisis. Storms tearing through communities…floods
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Archaeology in the Post-Truth Era
Introduction Over the past ten years, I’ve faced a constant uphill battle to establish what I consider a straightforward conclusion—that
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The Stonehenge Transportation Mystery
Introduction Exploring the origins and transport of the stones used to construct Stonehenge remains a fascinating subject, rife with theories
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South Cadbury Castle – Camelot
Introduction In the traditional archaeological interpretation, Cadbury Castle represents a long-lived settlement that developed gradually over several millennia. The earliest
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Stonehenge, Doggerland and Atlantis connection
Introduction The third book in my trilogy aims to weave together the discoveries made across Britain, with a particular focus
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The Stonehenge Crescent: A Monument to a Lost World
A Monument to the Dead — Not the Sun One of the most recognisable images in archaeology is that of
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The Bluestone Enigma
Introduction The Bluestone quarry sites give us compelling evidence of the Mesolithic construction dates of Stonehenge (The Bluestone Enigma) The
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Stonehenge: Discovery with Dan Snow Debunked
Stonehenge: Discovery with Dan Snow Debunked (Transcript) Hello, this is my co-presenter Alice, and this is my co-presenter Robert John
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The Troy, Hyperborea and Atlantis Connection
Introduction The connections between the legends of Atlantis and Hyperborea and the works of Homer represent a fascinating intersection of
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Hollingsbury Camp Brighton – A Hillfort… or a Forgotten Harbour?
Introduction There is a single bank and ditch at Hollingbury, roughly square with rounded corners, enclosing around 9 acres (3.6
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