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AiM has recently completed its most important project yet - known as ROMADAM and sponsored by the Local Heritage Initiative - we have been recording Marlow's four major archaeological treasures and have published a book of our findings, available for £9.99 (incl postage). Contact John Laker for details.
The image in our header is the Pullingshill Wood WW1 Trenches that we surveyed as part of the ROMADAM project
Archaeologica News on Archaeology- A Mystery Fit For A Pharaoh-The first tomb to be discovered in the Valley of the Kings since King Tut's is raising new questions for archaeologists about ancient Egypt's burial practices
- The Britons of 250,000 years ago were a good deal more sophisticated than they are sometimes given credit for, new archaeological evidence suggests
- The world's oldest known thermal spa is at the centre of a conflict between Turkey's drive for modernity and the protection of its heritage
- Archaeologists last month unearthed an almost 600-year-old village in the central Vietnam province of Quang Ngai
- Remains of first tribe to encounter Columbus studied-IU professor and students find 540 artifacts, extinct sloth
- Ancient figs found in an archaeological site in the Jordan Valley may represent one of the earliest forms of agriculture
- Archaeologists working on the Quantock Hills in Somerset have uncovered evidence of a substantial Roman villa with a mosaic floor in the main room
- 24-Hour Museum
- New Art Gallery revisits Jacob Epstein's Hyde Park Monstrosity
- David Shrigley: Brain Activity at the Hayward Gallery
- Simon Martin's Louis Ghost Chair installation premieres at The Holburne Museum in Bath
- South London Black Music Archive catalogues local musical tastes at Peckham Space
- Poetry and paintings unite for Shakespeare in Art at the Laing Gallery in Newcastle
- Curator's Choice: Curator of Art for Sunderland Shauna Gregg chooses The Happy Garden
- Philip Mould and Fiona Bruce call for fellow sleuths to join them for new Fake or Fortune?