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Looking Up! with Champlain Library
2+ hour, 17+ min ago (225+ words) Posted by Submitted | Sep 13, 2026 | Education, Educational, Events, Press Release | Vankleek Hill How did people tell time, navigate, plan agricultural activities, and keep track of important religious dates before modern clocks, GPS, and smartphones? For centuries, astronomy played an important role…...
The author unearthing the past in his local graveyards
2+ hour, 36+ min ago (578+ words) When looking for a way to brighten up your day, not many would head for the graveyard. For Wigtown bookshop owner and author Bre Martin, however, there is no better place to spend your time. He has made it his…...
Ancient Bronze Age axe 'offered to the gods' unearthed in North Yorkshire dig
6+ hour, 14+ min ago (627+ words) An ancient Bronze Age axe believed to have been offered to the gods has been unearthed. It was found during an archaeological dig in Huttons Ambo, a village in North Yorkshire, as part of a broader excavation that also revealed…...
English Museum to Repatriate Colonial-Era Human Remains
1+ week, 14+ hour ago (259+ words) FILE -- Dolly Kikon, a scholar with the Naga delegation, who found charms and an amulet from her own Lotha Naga community on display at the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford, England, which has Naga ancestral remains in its collection, June…...
Funding secured for excavation to unlock secrets of Bronze Age Flag Fen site
12+ hour, 13+ min ago (836+ words) The new excavation of a unique Bronze Age site near Peterborough will deepen understanding of its 3,500-year history. Visitors to Flag Fen, near Peterborough in Cambridgeshire, will soon be able to engage more deeply with one of Britain’s most important…...
Rock-cut tombs a 'tree that sings' and other weird and wonderful places in Lancs
7+ hour, 14+ min 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…
17+ hour, 30+ min 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...
Bermuda’s bugs, beetles and the floating dock
1+ day, 49+ min ago (775+ words) This is the fourth in the series covering the life of George James Dixon Jr, who arrived in Bermuda in 1937 with his mother to join his father, who was employed in the Royal Naval Dockyard. As mentioned in the previous…...
Exploring Medieval Slane-Finding a Hidden Hermitage, Castles & Church Ruins. [34:44]
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (95+ words) Dia Dhaoibh, a chairde! Thanks for joining me for another video. I really enjoyed exploring Slane, co. Meath this month and finding a few spots there. Please as always leave any feedback or suggestions I love to hear from ye…...
King unveils replica of Anglo-Saxon Kirkdale sundial at British Museum
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (390+ words) Friday 11 September 2026 Freya de Lisle, a stonemason at York Minster, applies the finishing touches to the sundial THE King and the French President, Emmanuel Macron, unveiled a replica of the historical Kirkdale sundial, made by York Minster’s team of craftspeople,…...