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Welsh monastery found to have Roman
origins
Coal first used in the Iron Age
Bones and medieval air pollution
In Brief
Ochre and sexual deception
Red
ochre, common
on Palaeolithic sites, was first used as a trick to insure sexual
fidelity, write Chris Knight and Camilla Power
Our battered land
Historic
features of the
countryside are still under assault, writes Simon Denison
Killing the unwanted
child
Infanticide is as old
as man. Simon Mays assesses evidence from the Palaeolithic to the
modern age, including new evidence from Roman Britain.
John Creighton on Euro-sceptics of
Roman Britain
Patrick Greene on presenting the past
safely
Cyril Hart on King Cnut
Obituary
Ralph Merrifield
Interview
Simon Denison talks to
Chris Salisbury
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