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Article: News 10,000 Temple of Mithras discoveries draw comparisons with Pompeii in Roman LondonExperts from Museum of London Archaeology say thousands of "beautifully preserved" remains in London could transform our understanding of Roman Britain.10 April 2013 -
Article: News Airport x-ray scans reveal haul of new Bronze Age axeheads in pot found in Jersey fieldExperts believe the weapons found in a pot in the area of Trinity last month may have been used as objects of prestige after finding a further 21 axeheads inside the vessel.13 November 2012 -
Article: News Archaeologists find "unprecedented" third prehistoric figurine beneath Links of NotlandHistoric Scotland is celebrating after a third prehsitoric stone figure was found in the archaeologically fertile grounds of the Links of Notland on Westray, Orkney.28 August 2012 -
Article: News in Brief Array of treasures thought to be hidden inside Celtic coins mass discovered in JerseyExperts investigating the solid mass of 50,000 ancient coins found in a field in Jersey - thought to be one of the largest of its kind ever discovered - have revealed precious gold and silver treasures.06 July 2012 -
Article: News Coins cast continental clues as Harborough Museum shows Peatling Magna hoard to publicCoins from the Roman occupation of France and the Low Countries 2,000 years ago, found in a Leicestershire village in 2010, have gone on display at the Harborough Museum.18 July 2012 -
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Article: Feature Curator's Choice: Amber Druce picks a tomb painting from Pharaoh: RebornDozens of watercolour recordings of tomb decorations from Ancient Egypt are about to go on show at the city's Museum and Art Gallery. We find out about one of them.03 April 2013 -
Article: Interview Curator's Choice: David Crystal on the one-inch star of Evolving English at the British LibraryLanguage oracle David Crystal introduces the Undley Bracteate, the world's first example of the English language.11 November 2010 -
Article: Feature Curator's Choice: Will Watts introduces the Scarborough Speeton plesiosaurScarborough Museums' Will Watts recalls a bitterly cold, ten-day excavation on a North Yorkshire beach which plugged a gap of around 60 million years.26 April 2013 -
Article: Preview Dark Age Discovery tells the story of hoards at Stoke's Potteries Museum and Art GalleryMore than 200 ancient artefacts feature in a major display as part of efforts to reveal more about the Staffordshire Hoard by its owners in Stoke-on-Trent and Birmingham.20 July 2012 -
Resource: Digital and online resources, Audio file or podcast, Blog, CD-ROM or DVD, Digitised collection, Film, video or vodcast, Slides or powerpoint presentation, Virtual exhibition or images, Website County: Cambridgeshire Digital ArchiveCherry Hinton Community Archives Network, CambridgeCherry Hinton Community Archives Network | Cambridge
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Article: News Experts to meet in York as Yorkshire Museum ponders mystery of sapphire ringCurators hope a meeting of craftsmen and academics will help them discover more about an exquisite ring which has left them "baffled" since being found in a York field in 2009.08 January 2013 -
Article: Preview First Kirknewton Archaeology Festival celebrates one of England's richest historic landscapesThe tiny Northumberland village of Kirknewton is about to celebrate its importance in British history and archaeology with an ambitious week-long festival.24 August 2012 -
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Article: News Helmets, Viking gold and Royal boars: Portable Antiquities Scheme releases 2011 reportFrom St Albans to North Yorkshire, take a look at some of the incredible treasures recorded during another year of intrigue spurred by archaeological discoveries across the country.03 December 2012 -
Article: Feature In his own Words: Andrew Richardson on finding a Roman helmet in a Kent fieldThe Finds Manager for the Canterbury Archaeological Trust recalls the phonecall which led to the excavation of a Prehistoric helmet from a field in Kent.04 December 2012 -
Article: News In Pictures: British archaeologists begin Spitfire search in BurmaDavid Cundall and his archaeological team begin using GeoPhys technology in an excavation which could uncover more than 100 buried World War II Spitfires in Burma.11 January 2013 -
Article: News In Pictures: "Great Hall" used for Anglo-Saxon royal feasts found in Lyminge excavationA "remarkably preserved" Great Hall used by pre-7th century Anglo-Saxon Kings to entertain dozens of guests has been found in an "entirely unanticipated" discovery in Kent.02 November 2012
