Post Glacial Flooding Archives - Prehistoric Britain

How a “Lost World” Beneath the North Sea Went from Marginal Theory to Accepted Fact Introduction In 1913, the British

The Ascent of Man — From Survival to Systems

1. Humanity Before the Breakthrough For most of human history, change was painfully slow. Early members of the genus Homo

Introduction This is a journey through time, looking at the prehistoric London (The Thames) through time, Landscape based on the

The Stonehenge Enigma V4.0 – Robert John Langdon This Is Not Archaeology as You Know It This is not another

Introduction Over recent years, there’s been a growing tendency… to present images of climate in crisis. Storms tearing through communities…floods

Introduction Over the past ten years, I’ve faced a constant uphill battle to establish what I consider a straightforward conclusion—that

Introduction Exploring the origins and transport of the stones used to construct Stonehenge remains a fascinating subject, rife with theories

Introduction The third book in my trilogy aims to weave together the discoveries made across Britain, with a particular focus

A Monument to the Dead — Not the Sun One of the most recognisable images in archaeology is that of

Introduction There is a single bank and ditch at Hollingbury, roughly square with rounded corners, enclosing around 9 acres (3.6