Archaeological Discoveries Archives - Prehistoric Britain

(Mathematics Meets Archaeology: Discovering the Mesolithic Origins of Car Dyke)

Robert John Langdon August 23, 2024August 23, 2024 Archaeological Discoveries, Archaeological Methodology, Bayesian Analysis in Archaeology, Car Dyke Construction Date, Data-Driven Archaeology, Mathematical Models in Archaeology, Mesolithic Archaeology, Prehistoric Britain, Scientific Archaeology, Spatial Analysis in Archaeology

Mathematics Meets Archaeology: Discovering the Mesolithic Origins of Car Dyke

Introduction In archaeology, theories about ancient structures and sites have traditionally been shaped by subjective interpretations, often constrained by the

Car Dyke

Blog Post Lidar Investigation

Robert John Langdon August 12, 2024August 14, 2024 Ancient Canals, Ancient Civilizations, Archaeological Discoveries, Archaeology, Car Dyke, Dyke Construction, Engineering History, Historical Analysis, Historical Mysteries, Landscape Archaeology, LiDAR Mapping, Roman Britain, Roman Engineering, Roman Infrastructure, Water Management

Car Dyke – North Section

This is a primary report of the first LiDAR mapping of Car Dyke in Lincolnshire Introduction Car Dyke is one

Mysteries of the Oldest Boatyard Uncovered)

Robert John Langdon April 25, 2024July 15, 2024 Ancient Boat Building, Ancient Civilizations, Archaeological Discoveries, Archaeology, Catamarans, Crannogs, Historical Misinterpretation, Historical Revision, Ice Glacier Lake, LiDAR Mapping, Mesolithic Period, Oldest Boatyard, Prehistoric Rivers, Prehistoric Technology, Prehistoric Wales, River Avon, Robert John Langdon, Slipways, Welsh Archaeology

Mysteries of the Oldest Boatyard Uncovered

I’ve always been fascinated by how archaeological discoveries can unravel threads of history. Still, they can also become entangled in