Issue 119

Jul / Aug 2011

Contents

news

All the latest archaeology news from around the country

CBA Correspondent

Don Henson argues that education is a central issue

letters

Your views and responses

features

THE BIG DIG: Bishopstone and Lyminge

Wales from the air

Under the North Sea

Great archaeology movies

Southwell Roman villa

Varmints' – Folk Music

ISSN 1357-4442

Editor Mike Pitts

Issue 119, July/August 2011

contents

news

All the latest archaeology news from around the country

CBA Correspondent

Don Henson argues that education is a central issue for all archaeologists

letters

Your views and responses

features

THE BIG DIG: Bishopstone and Lyminge

Major excavations of Anglo-Saxon remains in Sussex and Kent

Wales from the air

25 years of aerial reconnaissance and discovery in Wales

Under the North Sea

What a graphic novel can tell us about the past and the curious story of "Area 240"

At the movies

BA asked archaeologists and film makers to write about their personal choice of archaeologcally-related movies

Southwell: not just another Roman villa

Saving a little-known but possibly highly significant Roman villa on a development site

The Varmints Show

In the Varmints' sixth exploration of music and archaeology, we look at barrows as the inspiration for Folk music

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As archaeologists, with the entire span of culture history as our "laboratory", we cannot afford to keep our theoretical heads buried in the sand. We must shoulder our full share of responsibility within anthropology.
Lewis R Binford, in "Archaeology as anthropology" (American Antiquity 1962), who died on 11 April aged 79

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