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Museum of Stone Tools 3D  3D models of stone artefacts based on the University of New England’s growing collection of online 3D models of stone artefacts. Added on: 21-May-2023 Hits: 270 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Redesdale Lost Landscape and other projects Redesdale contains a rich diversity of historic remains from Neolithic farming communities and Roman military occupation through to 19th Century Industry and First World War practice trenches. Through this project we aim to better understand and tell the landscape story of Redesdale, investigating its cultural heritage with local people through archaeological research and sharing the stories uncovered through creative interpretation. Projects include: The Redesdale Lidar Landscapes project (now completed) involved volunteers undertaking analysis of the valley using remote sensing data, known as Lidar, to reveal archaeology in the landscape. Redesdale Landscapes Through Time – Following on from the Lidar Landscapes project, this online research project will involve volunteers in looking in more depth at complex archaeological landscapes, exploring how areas and communities have developed over time. Added on: 13-Apr-2022 Hits: 457 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link The Virtual World Project (VR of sites in Israel, Palestine, and Jordan) The Virtual World Project presents interactive virtual tours of archaeological sites in Israel, Palestine, and Jordan. The project is designed to aid in the teaching and study of antiquity Added on: 05-May-2020 Hits: 1211 Rating: 8.0 (1 Vote) Rate this Site | Report Broken Link | Details | Comments (1) Woruldhord - free online resources for the teaching and study of the Anglo-Saxons and Old English The Woruldhord project is based at the University of Oxford and presents to you a collection of freely reusable educational resources to help you study or teach the period of English history centred on the Anglo-Saxons, or Old English (literature and language). This equates to a period of history roughly covering the mid-fifth century until the eleventh century. All the material held here was donated by members of the public, museums and libraries, academics, teachers, and societies. This then is a community collection created by a community of people for others to use. What will you find? The archive contains photographs, documents, presentations, databases, and more; covering objects, archaeological sites, poems, prose writings, and course material. It holds around 4,500 digital objects contributed by about 400 people or institutions. Anything you locate within Woruldhord can be freely reused for educational purposes under a Creative Commons Licence (CC-BY-NC-SA, see also Permitted Use). Added on: 21-Jul-2019 Hits: 359 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Introduction to Landscape Studies free online course We live, work and travel through landscapes - some of us in rural landscapes, some of us in urban ones. The influence of the landscape on how we live is often taken for granted and the way people have shaped the land over time is often little understood, particularly in rural landscapes. This online course provides a basic overview of how archaeologists look at and interpret landscapes to better understand their historic development. The course introduces some of the techniques used to investigate landscapes and the information and examples given relate to Lincolnshire and focus on rural landscapes. However, the techniques and methodologies discussed are also relevant outside the boundaries of the county. This course forms part of Lincolnshire's 3-year, Heritage Lottery Fund supported, Layers of History project that is giving volunteers the skills and knowledge to identify landscape features, undertake archaeological surveys, carry out archival research and investigate some of the county's less well-known historic sites. Added on: 15-Jul-2018 Hits: 308 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Hobley's Heroes London Archaeology 1973-2011 and beyond Documenting the life and times of the hundreds of largely forgotten archaeologists and volunteers who worked for the DUA, by gathering together the fragmentary scraps of paper and photos that document their lives, working on excavations across the City of London in the period 1973-1991. Much else about London archaeology as well. Hobley's Heroes is being compiled by Ian Blair and John Burke-Easton Added on: 16-Mar-2018 Hits: 347 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Neolithic Stepping Stones (Archive) Naughty Naughty Fraser Sturt and Duncan Garrow who let their web domain expire! Archive (in bits) of http://www.neolithicsteppingstones.org/ as the navigation in the archive doesn't see to work Added on: 02-Jul-2017 Hits: 474 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link The Experimental Archaeology Conference The Experimental Archaeology Conference, held in a different city each year Added on: 02-Jul-2017 Hits: 743 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Prehistoric Society Book Reviews - Current We are migrating Book Reviews over from the old site. Whilst we carry this work out previous Book Reviews can still be accessed via our previous website http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prehistoric/reviews/review.html Added on: 14-Jun-2017 Hits: 326 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link The Round Mounds Project - Extending Histories: from Medieval Mottes to Prehistoric Round Mounds Extending Histories: from Medieval Mottes to Prehistoric Round Mounds (The Round Mounds Project for short) is a three-year research project carried out by a team of researchers from the University of Reading and the Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre (SUERC). Added on: 02-Sep-2016 Hits: 830 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link The BEAN Project - Bridging the European and Anatolian Neolithic Bridging the European and Anatolian Neolithic Demography, migration, and lifestyle at the advent of civilisation. BEAN focuses on demographic questions surrounding the spread of the cultural, technological, and biological components of the Neolithic from western Anatolia and the Balkans to the rest of Europe. The BEAN Initial Training Network is providing state-of-the-art training to early-stage researchers in the scientific disciplines of anthropology, genomics, simulations and modelling, biostatistics, demography, and prehistoric archaeology, as well as complementary skills in cultural heritage entrepreneurship, public outreach, and scientific publication. Added on: 17-Aug-2016 Hits: 624 Rating: 1.0 (2 Votes) Rate this Site | Report Broken Link | Details Index of useful articles about Dartmoor Initially biased towards early articles from the pioneers of the Dartmoor Exploration Committee because they are readily available online through the Internet Archive and they are of historic interest. Many of these articles are from the Transactions and Reports of the Devonshire Association (T.D.A.), the Devonshire Association provide a listing of the volumes currently available online on their website, see Devonshire Association. Added on: 20-Apr-2016 Hits: 404 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Avalon Marshes Hands on Heritage - Archaeology and Experiments on the Somerset Levels Blog about the series of archaeological reconstructions underway at the new Avalon Marshes Centre near Westhay. A Roman period structure with underfloor heating. A timber-framed Saxon Longhall, prehistoric trackways, dugout canoes and furnishings to make the buildings come alive. Added on: 20-Apr-2016 Hits: 807 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Bell Beaker Blogger The Latest News and Commentary on the Enigmatic Beakerfolk Added on: 07-Apr-2016 Hits: 745 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link The Times of Their Lives: Neolithic Dating The Neolithic period in Europe, and elsewhere globally, is of enduring interest because it presents one of the great transformations in human history: the shift from small-scale hunter-gatherer communities to complex societies materially based on sedentary existence and a farming economy. The project offers ground-breaking progress towards the construction of much more precise chronologies for the Neolithic period in Europe, particularly focused on phases after initial transformations. Using a series of case studies from across much of the continent, we hope to provide much more precise timings of key features and trends in the European Neolithic sequence than are currently available, and to construct much more precise estimates of the duration of events and phenomena. Added on: 29-Feb-2016 Hits: 393 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Monumental ditched enclosures in Neolithic Europe An introductory web site about Ditched Enclosures in Neolithic Europe aimed at the general public and archaeology students as part of the ‘outreach’ activities of the Marie Curie Intra-European Fellowship Project called IBERENCLOGIS, a comparative, geographic and multi-scalar approach to ditched and walled enclosures in Iberia and other European regions. Added on: 18-Dec-2015 Hits: 363 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link The Council for British Archaeology The Council for British Archaeology is an educational charity working throughout the UK to involve people in archaeology and to promote the appreciation and care of the historic environment for the benefit of present and future generations. Added on: 06-Feb-2015 Hits: 343 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Neolithic Stepping Stones Project The Stepping Stones project, directed by Duncan Garrow (University of Reading (previously University of Liverpool until Sept 2013)) and Fraser Sturt (University of Southampton), aims to answer important research questions about the arrival of the Neolithic in and around Britain and Ireland c. 4000 BC. The project, whose full title is Stepping stones to the Neolithic? Islands, maritime connectivity and the ‘western seaways’ of Britain, 5000-3500 BC, represents a research collaboration between the Universities of Reading/Liverpool and the University of Southampton. A key outcome of our research will be a series of educational web resources drawing on this research, including a ‘western seaways’ navigation game within a Google Earth ‘plugin’ and a visualisation that enables users to see how sea levels have changed in the past. Added on: 27-Mar-2014 Hits: 743 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Open Anthropology Cooperative OAC is open to all with an interest in anthropology. Mainly a forum and image gallery Added on: 17-Feb-2014 Hits: 855 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link AWOL - The Ancient World Online Information and comment on open access publications relating to the ancient world, Added on: 26-Jan-2014 Hits: 704 Rate this Site | Report Broken Link Select Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 [ Next Page >> ] |