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Cave researchers share excitement over prospect of rewriting Irish history
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (435+ words) 13.25 13 Sep 2026 New cave paintings suggest that there were human beings in Ireland 5,000 years earlier than first thought, potentially rewriting history. It's not every day you get to see something that could rewrite Irish history firsthand, but that's the opportunity that…...
Rock-cut tombs a 'tree that sings' and other weird and wonderful places in Lancs
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (626+ words) From rock-cut tombs to a wind-powered singing sculpture on the moors, Dave Hamilton’s new guidebook Weird Places uncovers the weird, wonderful and unexpected places to discover on your doorstep and Lancashire Life Magazine has rounded up some of the very…...
Episode 1 & Episode 2 From Ancestral Land Tenure to Modern Cadastral Forensics What happens when a…
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (30+ words) Continue reading on Medium » Episode 1 & Episode 2 Kumeyaay writer and Capitan Grande descendant exposing the systemic roots of the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIW/MMIP) crisis...
Mystery of mummified 'Screaming Woman' solved after 3,000 years, claims expert
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (602+ words) The mysterious ‘Screaming Woman’ was discovered in 1935, but modern CT scans have given researchers new insight The mystery behind why a mummified Egyptian woman has been silently ‘screaming’ for 3,000 years could finally have been solved. The mummified remains of the…...
Exploring Masterpieces Of Neolithic Stone Art In France
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (316+ words) Some megalithic monuments in France are particularly notable for their carved and engraved decoration. Such representations are generally described as megalithic art, a term used for motifs and designs carved, pecked, incised, or occasionally painted on the stones forming megalithic…...
RFAs: Archaeology Research Excavation Grant Programme (Ireland and UK)
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (847+ words) The Archaeology Research Excavation Grant is designed to support research-based archaeological projects in Ireland and Northern Ireland. The scheme seeks to encourage researchers to develop innovative research questions and generate new knowledge about Ireland’s archaeological heritage. The grant can support…...
Stone Age cave art offers new clues to Ireland's earliest inhabitants
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (683+ words) The Argus Pembrokeshire link to Ireland revealed by ancient cave art There’s an old joke in Wales that says the Irish are just the Welsh that could swim. As it happens, there is now some new evidence that potentially confirms…...
How Archaeologists Date Stone Circles
5+ day, 1+ hour ago (555+ words) A stone can be millions of years older than the monument built from it. Measuring when its minerals formed therefore cannot, on its own, reveal when people dragged it into place. To date a stone circle, archaeologists usually reconstruct the…...
Derek Coleman: More mysterious burial sites
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (774+ words) A few weeks ago I talked to you about two or three of the cemeteries here in West Virginia. Some of the monuments and burials I mentioned were unusual and some were relatively old. I say relatively because America is…...
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5+ day, 18+ hour ago (137+ words) The Missoulian Javascript is required to use this website. Dersam holds a Clovis point discovered in the Beartooth Mountains this summer. Grizzly involved in defensive bear attack near Columbia Falls, officials confirm Flathead Lake luxury development granted rights to 40 million…...