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Neolithic house and Roman temple on rail link route
Survey of SMRs paints a bleak picture
Plan to re-wet damaged Iron Age site
In Brief
Seeing the cursus as a symbolic river
Kenneth Brophy tries to make sense of some of Britain's largest and earliest prehistoric monuments
Tolerating pagans for the sake of trade
Paganism may have survived for centuries after the arrival of Christianity, says Paul Blinkhorn
Turning a cave into a home sweet home
`Cavemen' lived in Britain as recently as this century. Chris Tolan-Smith reports
Saxon London in a tale of two cities
In his second article on London, John Schofield describes new evidence for the two Saxon towns
covering Beowulf again, OGS Crawford and human origins
Improvements ahead for this magazine
Next year will bring more pages, colour and a redesign. Simon Denison explains
Sally Crawford on strict monks who excelled at industry
Anne Woodward on Iron Age animals seen in everyday life
Jenny Moore on over a decade of gender archaeology
Paul Pettitt on approaching rock art as archaeology
featuring education, conservation and buildings
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