Issue 102
Sept / Oct 2008
Contents
news
Windfarm dig finds boat in style of Sutton Hoo
Prehistoric village under Isle of Man runway
Rare house continues first farmers debate
features
Hadrian in London
The 'Hadrian: Empire and Conflict' exhibiton is impressive
Hadrian's Wall
Abandoned after three centuries, but still alive
New WHS, the Antonine Wall
David J Breeze tells how to make a successful bid to UNESCO
Stonehenge: THE BIG DIG
Mike Pitts sorts out the technical data
additional content
Reading about the Archaeology of Stonehenge
The Stonehenge Olympics
Plans for the stones to get the new facilities ready for 2012
on the web
Recommended websites
Caroline Wickham-Jones explores the realms of archaeological fiction and a look at Barwick-in-Elmet Historical Society's website
letters
spoilheap
a piece about Bonekickers with no archaeological puns!
CBA correspondent
Campaigns, comment and communications from the CBA
Gill Chitty on the stones, the bill and beyond
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Editor Mike Pitts
Issue 102, September / October 2008
contents
news
All the latest archaeology news from around the country
features
Hadrian in London – His show, his wall, his boyfriend...
Mike Pitts is impressed with the British Museum exhibiton Hadrian: Empire and Conflict
Hadrian's Wall: a wall for all times
The Wall was abandoned after three centuries, but curiosity, national pride and tourism have kept it alive. Richard Hingley and Claire Nesbitt investigate.
Making the Antonine Wall a world heritage site
David J Breeze tells how to make a successful bid to UNESCO for a world heritage site
Stonehenge: THE BIG DIG
As one of the largest excavations draws to a close, Mike Pitts sorts out the confusion with the technical data. With additional content
The Stonehenge Olympics: Plans for the stones
The race to get new facilities ready for the 2012 invasion. As the consultation ends, BA reviews the options.
on the web
Caroline Wickham-Jones looks into archaeological archives and Henry Rothwell is using Google Earth and Google Maps to bring Wessex henges to life
letters
Your views and responses
spoilheap
Warning: this piece about Bonekickers may shock you – a comment with no archaeological puns
CBA correspondent
Gill Chitty on the stones, the bill and beyond
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You put your heart and soul into this kind of work, and I'd had such high hopes for the project—but it had turned into a treasure hunt. Frank Pope excavating a wreck off Mozambique when gold was found, C Hunt-Grubbe, Sunday Times Jun 8
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