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Tag Archives: Flag Fen
Flag Fen, 30 years on
We discovered the extraordinary Bronze Age site at Flag Fen, Peterborough, exactly 30 years ago. To be honest I’m not certain of the precise date, but I think it was around the 3rd, or 4th of November, 1982. I’ve described … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Broadcasting
Tagged archaeology, Charles French, crowd funding, DigVentures, Flag Fen, Francis Pryor, Making History
Flag Fen: a Concise Archæoguide
And now for a big digression: I’m moving aside for a guest blogger, my niece Alice Smith, herself an active blogger on the theatre. She has just graduated from Leeds in History and has her finger firmly on the pulse of … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology
Tagged Alice Smith, Amazon, Archaeoguide, DigVentures, ebook, Flag Fen, Francis Pryor, new book, Tom Vivian
Bouncy, But Nice
Oh dear, once again I find I am out of step with colleagues in archaeology. In theory I should hugely disapprove of Bouncy Stonehenge, largely because it took the money that should, I am assured, have been spent on the … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology
Tagged Bouncy Stonehenge, Dave Britchfield, Dig Ventures, Flag Fen, Francis Pryor, Jeremy Deller, Mike Bamforth, Raksha Dave, Sacrilege, Stonehenge
Bronze Age Boats and Those Who Dig Them
I’m proud to say I was once a digger. And I think I was quite a good one – OK, good-to-average – but not in the same class as, say, Phil Harding. Today he’s famous as a Time Team person, … Continue reading









