Rethinking Ogham: Could Ireland’s Oldest Script Have Begun as a Tally System?
Introduction When most people hear “Ogham,” they think of mysterious notched stones scattered across Ireland and parts of Britain, their
Read moreIntroduction When most people hear “Ogham,” they think of mysterious notched stones scattered across Ireland and parts of Britain, their
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Read moreIntroduction While some hillforts may have been adapted for defence during later periods — particularly during Roman expansion — the
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Read moreIntroduction When archaeologists uncover oyster shells at ancient sites, the conclusion is almost always the same: oysters were eaten. They
Read moreIntroduction This blog re-examines Britain’s ancient linear earthworks, such as Offa’s Dyke and Wansdyke, through the lens of hydrology and
Read moreIntroduction The Wansdyke, a significant linear earthwork in southwestern England, has long intrigued historians and archaeologists. Traditionally interpreted as an
Read moreIntroduction The pursuit of knowledge is often portrayed as a straight line—one discovery neatly building upon another, all validated by
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