Click here to see full GIF (57K) Click here to see full GIF (57K)Wooden evidence found for
prehistoric power-tools
One-upmanship in Roman Yorkshire
Iron Age forts crumble into the sea
In Brief
Comets and disaster in the
Bronze Age
Cosmic impact is gaining ground as an explanation of the collapse
of civilisations, writes Benny Peiser
Change and evolution in Roman
Britain
How much did Britain really change under the Romans? Debbie Day
reports
covering owning the past, ancient picnics, lateral thoughts, battlefield history and wharves and tides
Stemming the flood of looted
antiquities
The Government may soon agree to change British policy, writes
Colin Renfew
Cathedrals, war and Scottish
identity by Peter Yeoman
A lifetime's study of ancient
shipping by Ben Ferrari
Benedictine monks in Dark Age
Italy by Mark Pearce
Pottery from everywhere and every
age by Duncan Brown
Something borrowed, everything new
Is the new Globe an authentic reconstruction? Simon Denison finds
out
If you wish to receive the magazine on a regular basis you can subscribe to the print version within the UK for only £19.00 per year (ten issues). Overseas subscription rates are £22 or $44 surface mail, and £28 or $52 airmail. Further details from the Council for British Archaeology, St Mary's House, 66 Bootham, York YO30 7BZ, UK, tel +(44) 01904 671417, fax +(44) 01904 671384, email m.heyworth@dial.pipex.com.
Return to the British Archaeology homepage
© Council for British Archaeology, 1997