Birckbeck (University of London) are offering two summer schools exploring the Prehistoric and Roman settlement of southern Britain. Both take place during the middle two weeks of May.

For details contact the Executive Officer for Archaeology on 0207 6316627

Labels: archaeology, birckbeck, course

Thanet Archaeology's site is fantastic. The design isn't up to much but the content is wonderful.
Enjoy! http://www.thanetarch.co.uk/Virtual%20Museum/1_Virtual%20Museum%20Main%20Pages/Virtual_Museum_Home.html

A series of graves dated to 40-60 A.D. have been found in a gravel quarry at Stanway near Colchester, Essex. The excavations were conducted by the Colchester Archaeological Trust, under the direction of Philip Crummy and a good report can be found in Current Archaeology vol 153.

Labels: graves Essex, roman, stanway

I have been asked to prepare a talk on the saxons of wraysbury. Anybody got any suggestions for a format to be delivered to the friends of Windsor and Royal Borough Museum?

Labels: saxons, Windsor Museum, wraysbury