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Romanian Archaeology, Prehistory, History and Culture - The Alexis Project

British and Anglo-Saxon Architecture in England between the end of the Roman period and 1066, with particular reference to church fabric

Adventures in the later Roman Empire

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Homepage Ralph Häussler. Information on publications, research projects, Roman and Celtic archaeology and history, wolves, dogs, horses, railways and the City of Worms

Welcome to  Discover History Established in 2003, Discover History is Paul Harding and Helen Lee who are both professional historical performers that like to concentrate on providing historical accuracy and authenticity through demonstrating the personal lives of how our ancestors lived, worked and enjoyed their pastimes. Covering over a million years of history We offer an interactive and hands-on experience to people of all ages and abilities. This provides an opportunity to handle both real and historically accurate replica artefacts and to find out more by talking to our friendly and knowledgeable historical interpreters. What we can do for you We have a range of services that we can offer you all year round. Living history displays for visitor attractions, a wide variety of school workshops and practical history sessions, specialist lectures and reminiscence sessions, village fetes, fayres and media work are all possible. But it need not stop there! If you have an idea, please ask, it may well be possible! Why us? We aim to be accurate in our interpretations and continuously research the periods we portray. All the replica objects we use are based on archaeological finds and other evidence from primary sources to give as real an experience of the past as we possibly can.

Basic carpentry skills are necessary to be able to complete home renovation, home building and other construction projects. A carpenter or home renovator needs to be able to layout a building site; determine the elevations of site excavations, and concrete footings and other components; build concrete footing and wall forms; frame and sheath floors, walls and roofs; and build stairs. This site provides that information and a way to incorporate the perfect rectangle, named the Golden Section, into building projects.

Browse thousands of messages related to treasure hunting, archaeology, history, metal detecting, relic hunting, caches, sunken treasures, shipwrecks, buried treasures, gold prospecting and more! Participate in our online treasure hunt!

Zero Books / Ege Yayınları Anadolu Arkeolojisi ile ilişkili konularda akademik kitaplar yayınlar ve diğer yayıncıların kitaplarını satar

The official website for the Dewa Roman Experience, historical tourist attraction in North West England.

Archaeology UK (ARCHI UK archiUK digger) diggR: Find Archaeological Sites in Britain and Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting Finds, Old Maps. LIDAR and aerial photographs in the UK, England, Scotland and Wales. Great for metal detecting sites and archaeological sites and archaeological digs. So, if you're looking for Bronze Age, Celtic Iron Age, Roman, Saxon or Medieval sites, then the ARCHI UK database is for you

A regular podcast telling the story of England with warmth and enthusiasm. The story of the great names and the events that made England the mosaic it is today; the daily lives of the people who made it so. We take a chronological approach, from the cataclysmic end of Roman Britain, all the way through to the present day – when we get there! Along the way we follow the major highways of history, and some of the side roads too – what it was like to live in the Middle Ages, why the difference between Ale and Beer affected people’s lives, how the English language developed and loads more! Plus there’s this handy website – with biographies, maps (must have maps), articles and, well, just bags of stuff to guide you through it.

ASPROM: The Association for the Study and Preservation of Roman Mosaics

The Santa Susana Archaeological Project is engaged in the long-term excavation and hinterland survey of a Roman villa in the central Alentejo region of Portugal.

Religion and Christianity - Bible & Cults - Jesus Christ - AccordingtotheScriptures.org

Great books and magazines all about metal detecting

This website is dedicated to Ostia, the harbour city of ancient Rome. Here you will find information, or links to information, for professional archaeologists and historians, and for students of Roman archaeology and history.

Archäologie im Stadtgebiet von Krefeld. 40 Jahre im Dienst der Bodendenkmalpflege. Bodendenkmäler speichern im Boden unser archäologisches Erbe. Highlights hier....

JRA: The Journal of Roman Archaeology; An international journal printing contributions in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish; specializing in synthetic articles and in long reviews. General editor and publisher, J.H. Humphrey For subscriptions, book reviews, articles, supplements or general inquiries, kindly contact: The Editor, JRA, 95 Peleg Road, Portsmouth, Rhode Island 02871 U.S.A. Telephone: 401-683-1955; Telefax: 401-683-1975; E-mail: [email protected]

For gardeners with a sense of history, information about heirloom plants, early gardens, medieval herbals, and other resources related to early gardens and gardeners.

Archwilio is the Welsh Archaeological Trusts searchable Historic Environment Record site.

Graham Taylor is a heritage potter and experimental archaeologist offering replicas, workshops, demonstrations and kiln reconstructions of Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman, Anglo Saxon, Mediaeval, Egyptian and Greek pottery.

'An informative and entertaining online guided tour of the ancient and beautiful city of Chester which possesses the only complete circuit of Roman / medieval city walls in the UK. Lots of regularly-updated useful information for the scholar, resident and visitor.

Prehistory and history of Sardinia. On this site you will find information on the culture of the nuraghi in the bronze age, the age of iron with the arrival of the phoenicians and the first towns like Tharros and Nora . There is information on Sardinia itself: culture, nature, travelling information. See Sardinia from the satellite and the route descriptions for tours made with the help of Google maps, see the photo gallery and site descriptions for archaeological sites and museums. You can find literature on Sardinia and the phoenicians, the nuraghi and archaeology.

Home page of the PastScape website for information on England's archaeology and architecture.

Butser Ancient Farm is an experimental archaeology site and great day out, near South Downs National Park. Prehistory, Iron Age, Roman, Anglo Saxon.

NESAT - Nordeuropäisches Symposium für archäologische Textilien