Some of the human remains in the collection have less for us to go on than those we have blogged about previously. One such example is the human remains contained in a box marked ‘Eldred Avenue’ in Brighton. The only … Continued
Friday 29th July was the Day of Archaeology 2011. It provided the opportunity to find out all about the world of archaeology, with 400 archaeologists blogging about their work. So, with this in mind, here’s a look at a local discovery revealing another slice of … Continued
These coming days should be the warmest days of our summer, when all the main crops of food grown in Britain should be ripening for harvest. Prolonged wet weather can mean crops are spoilt. In this age of global food … Continued
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