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Jack Frost and Other Old Friends
The past four or five days have been bitterly cold, with penetrating frosts and freezing fogs. The Fens have seemed positively hostile at times. And then the sun cuts through the mists and suddenly everything, and everyone, is transformed. That’s … Continue reading
Posted in books, Gardening
Tagged Alan Cadbury, Durrington Walls, Francis Pryor, frost, Mike Parker Pearson, Stonehenge
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
