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Signs of body-snatchers in Quaker burial ground
Monuments re-used for Saxon defence
Medicines identified from the Mary Rose
In Brief
Bury the dead in a sacred landscape
Bronze Age barrows are often found near rivers, lakes and springs. David Field explains why
Ancient history of trips to the dentist
Archaeologists are beginning to recognise evidence for past dental treatment, says Chrissie Freeth
Fact, fiction, legend and Lorna Doone
Rob Wilson-North investigates the archaeology of Exmoor's best known fictional settlement
From frontier town to stately capital
John Schofield looks at new evidence for Roman London, in the first of three articles on the archaeology of London
covering Saxon weirs, hill figures and flint axes
Victory at Tewkesbury's battlefield
Richard Morris explains why the decision to preserve the field matters
Martin Dean on getting it all wrong about shipwrecks
Guy Halsall on how peasant Gauls became urban Romans
Ross Samson on claiming Finnish origins for Picts
Simon Denison on why Time Team is no frivolous show
Only one way to scratch up the dirt
Paul Stamper praises the archaeologist's favourite tool - a nice, battered old trowel
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