The high tide bore the Sea Stallion away from Ireland with 200-400 nautical miles ahead
We have the opportunity for the longest single voyage in the Sea Stallion’s existence in the next few days. The Viking Ship Museum’s research project,…
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A major archaeological investigation is getting under way at one of Western Europe’s most impressive prehistoric sites.
The Ring of Brodgar in Orkney is the third largest stone circle in the British Isles, but little is known about it.…
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Treasure including a Viking gold finger ring and a silver buckle have been found in Notts.
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A report from English Heritage tomorrow will warn that Towton, along with one in five of the sites on the Register of Historic Battlefields, is regarded as at risk by experts. In most cases the threat is of development; at…
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The National Children’s Bureau, which receives £12 million a year, mainly from Government funded organisations, has issued guidance to play…
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QUESTION: “What is the definition of an Islamophobe?”
Answer: “Someone who objects to being blown up on the way to work.” The politically correct brigade…
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